Find Your Home
Vue Lyrics


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Have you seen the red girl
On the way to your home?
On the way to your home
On the way to your home

Did you give her the book ?
Wipe the paint from her eye?
And her hands are cold now to me
I thought the paint was dry

We were just on the bus for the fun
And we shouldn't be late
And all the children speak to me now
And I just can't wait

I said hey hey hey now love
Find your home
Oh, now love find your home
Oh love won't you find your home

Hey hey
Did you see the red girl,
On the way to your home?
On the way to your home

'Cause I don't think that you're home
We were just on the bus for the fun
And we shouldn't be late
And all the children speak to me now

And I just can't wait
I said hey hey hey now love
Find your home
Oh now love find your home





Oh love won't you find your home
Hey hey... Oh now lover won't you find your home. . .Well I don't think that you're home (x2) Hey Hey

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Vue's song "Find Your Home" are quite poetic and abstract, but they seem to tell a story about a boy who meets a red girl on his way home. There is a sense of detachment and indirection in the lyrics, as if the boy is observing the scene from a distance or through a dream. He asks if the girl has been given a book and had paint wiped from her eye, suggesting she might be lost or in need of help. He also mentions that her hands are cold, which could mean she is scared or vulnerable.


The boy and the girl seem to be riding a bus together, perhaps as part of a school trip or a spontaneous adventure. There is a feeling of excitement and anticipation in the air, as the children speak to the boy and he can't wait for something to happen. The chorus of the song is a plea for the red girl (or love, as an abstract concept) to find her home, to belong somewhere and feel safe. The repetition of the phrase "on the way to your home" adds to the sense of journey and possibility in the song, as if the characters are constantly searching for their place in the world.


Overall, "Find Your Home" is a hauntingly beautiful song that captures the emotions and experiences of youth in a gentle and evocative way. It invites the listener to reflect on their own search for belonging and meaning, and to find solace in the company of others who might be on the same path.


Line by Line Meaning

Have you seen the red girl
Have you met someone who you cannot forget


On the way to your home?
On the path towards where you want to be


Did you give her the book ?
Did you share your knowledge with her


Wipe the paint from her eye?
Help her remove the pain from her life


And her hands are cold now to me
And she seems distant from me now


I thought the paint was dry
I thought her problems were solved


We were just on the bus for the fun
We were just following the flow of life


And we shouldn't be late
And we shouldn't be complacent


And all the children speak to me now
And all the innocence of the world opens up to me


And I just can't wait
And I am thrilled to live every moment


I said hey hey hey now love
I said listen my friend


Find your home
Find your true purpose in life


Oh, now love find your home
Oh my friend, find where you truly belong


Oh love won't you find your home
Oh please find your true place in the world


Hey hey
Listen now


Did you see the red girl,
Did you meet that unforgettable person


On the way to your home?
On the path towards where you want to be


'Cause I don't think that you're home
Because I don't think you have found your true place yet


Hey Hey
Listen now


Oh now lover won't you find your home. . .
Oh my friend, please find your true purpose in life


Well I don't think that you're home (x2)
Well, I believe you haven't found the place where you truly belong




Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: JEREMY ANDREW BRINGETTO, JESSICA ANN GRAVES, JONAH G. BUFFA, RAFAEL HAIM WEINSTEIN, REX JOHN SHELVERTON

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