COME ON HOME
Third World Lyrics

Just come on home
The singer urges the listener to return home.

When you're feeling sad and lonely
The singer acknowledges the listener's feelings of sadness and loneliness.

Don't you worry, you're never all alone
The singer reassures the listener that they are not alone, as Jah (God) is with them.

Jah is your guide, your one and only
The singer reminds the listener that Jah is their ultimate guide and support system.

Jah know you want to be somebody
The singer recognizes that the listener may have ambitions and desires.

What's the hurry, are you running out of time
The singer questions why the listener may be in a rush to achieve their desires.

You never have to say you're sorry
The singer asserts that the listener need not apologize for their desires and ambitions.

In this world, feeling left out and alone
The singer acknowledges that the world can be a lonely place.

Millions around you yet you're out there on your own
The singer points out that even though there are millions of people in the world, the listener may still feel isolated.

Let the power guide you like little David and the Stone
The singer encourages the listener to find inner strength and guidance, using a biblical reference to the story of David and Goliath.

And come come come come...come on
The singer repeatedly urges the listener to return home, inviting them with enthusiasm.

Out there seeking satisfaction
The singer acknowledges that the listener may be searching for fulfillment.

There's no cure to such an appetite
The singer suggests that the listener may not find satisfaction through worldly means alone.

If you want to find the real action
The singer suggests that true fulfillment can be found by returning home.

Come on home tonight
The singer repeats the invitation for the listener to return home.

Everything gonna be all right
The singer reassures the listener that everything will be okay once they return home.

Thousands around you yet you're out there on your own
The singer restates that even though there are thousands of people in the world, the listener may still feel alone.

Oh, come on, yeah yeah
The singer adds emphasis to the invitation to return home, expressing enthusiasm.

I beg you to come on home, my little brother
The singer makes a personal appeal to the listener, calling them their 'little brother.'

I beg you to come on home, my little sister
The singer makes a personal appeal to the listener, calling them their 'little sister.'

We got to live together
The singer stresses the importance of living together in harmony.

Just help each other
The singer encourages listeners to support and help one another.

When you're feeling lonely
The singer recognizes that the listener may feel lonely at times.

Every time that you're feeling blue
The singer acknowledges that the listener may feel sad or depressed.

Oh, let me tell you what to do
The singer offers a solution to alleviate the listener's sadness.

You got to come on home
The singer repeats the invitation to return home.

No procrastinating
The singer encourages the listener to not delay in returning home.

Can't you see that love is waiting
The singer suggests that love is waiting for the listener upon their return home.