I'm Coming Home
Morgan Heritage Lyrics


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[Intro:]
Oooh yey yea yeey
Ooooooh yeee
I'm coming home baby just hold on
Yeeah

[Verse 1:]
Oooh yey yeah yeeey
Ooh yeah
I'm coming home (yeah)
There was a time when all I wanted to do
Was the only things that mattered to me (yeeah)
But when a man and a woman builds their home
A man's gotta do what his family needs him to do

[Chorus:]
When I come home everything should be alright
So mammy hold on everything will be just fine
So when I'm coming everything should be alright
So baby hold on everything will be just fine

[Verse 2:]
Sad I know you I know you miss the day
And I know the children too
So many times I'm not far away
It's not a few that carry me through the day
It's not easy for a man to live this way
But I do that why I pray

[Chorus:]
When I come home everything should be alright
So mammy hold on everything will be just fine
So when I'm coming everything should be alright
So baby hold on everything will be just fine

[Bridge:]
Hooold on mmmmmm...
Hooold on
You've got to hoooold on
You just tell her hooold on
Eeeh

[Chorus:]
When I come home everything should be alright
So mammy hold on everything will be just fine




So when I'm coming everything should be alright
So baby hold on everything will be just fine

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Morgan Heritage's song "I'm Coming Home" speak to the experience of a man who is away from his family, feeling the guilt and burden of not being there to provide for them. The song starts off with a gentle and soothing introduction that sets the tone of the track. The first verse revolves around the idea that a man's responsibility lies in providing for his family, and that he must put everything else aside to fulfill that duty. The chorus serves to reassure his wife that everything will be alright when he comes home, hence she should hold on and wait patiently for him.


The second verse delves deeper into the loneliness and isolation that the man feels when he is away from home. He expresses his understanding that his wife and children miss him, and that he relies on the thought of them to get through his days. The bridge emphasizes the importance of holding on, urging his wife to keep the faith and wait for him to come home, even though it may be difficult.


Overall, the song carries a message of love, sacrifice, and perseverance. The lyrics evoke a sense of longing, but also hope and reassurance that all will be well.


Line by Line Meaning

Oooh yey yea yeey
Expression of excitement and anticipation for the homecoming


Ooooooh yeee
Reinforcement of the expression of excitement and anticipation for the homecoming


I'm coming home baby just hold on
Assurance to the loved one to hold on as the singer is returning home


Oooh yey yeah yeeey
Expression of continued excitement and anticipation for the homecoming


Ooh yeah
Reinforcement of the continued excitement and anticipation for the homecoming


I'm coming home (yeah)
Confirmation of the singer's intention to return home


There was a time when all I wanted to do
Reflecting on the past when the singer's priorities were different


Was the only things that mattered to me (yeeah)
The things that mattered to the singer in the past were not the same as they are now


But when a man and a woman builds their home
Acknowledgment of the importance of building a family and a home


A man's gotta do what his family needs him to do
Sense of duty and obligation towards his family's needs


Sad I know you I know you miss the day
Acknowledgment of the loved ones missing the singer being away


And I know the children too
Recognition of the effect of the singer's absence on the children


So many times I'm not far away
Despite not being physically present, the singer's thoughts are with his family


It's not a few that carry me through the day
The love and thoughts of his family are what keep the singer going


It's not easy for a man to live this way
Acknowledgement of the challenges of being away from family


But I do that why I pray
Relying on prayer for support and strength in being away from family


Hooold on mmmmmm...
Encouragement to the loved one to hold on a little longer


Hooold on
Reinforcement of the encouragement to hold on


You've got to hoooold on
Further encouragement to hold on


You just tell her hooold on
Asking someone to pass on the message to hold on to his loved one


When I come home everything should be alright
Assurance that everything will be alright once he returns home


So mammy hold on everything will be just fine
Encouragement to the mother figure to hold on as things will be okay


So when I'm coming everything should be alright
Reiteration of the assurance that things will be alright once he returns home


So baby hold on everything will be just fine
Encouragement to the loved one to hold on as things will be okay once he returns home




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