Home in My Heart (Remastered) Lyrics

There's an old house I left in the distance

I can still see it standing by the road

It'll always be a part of my existence

Full of memories and faces that I know

I remember Sunday breakfast at the table

The conversations and the smell of baking bread

But, I left it all behind when I was able

Now I'm still living with these visions in my head

Yeah there's a Home in My Heart

Must be that old house standing by the road

It doesn't matter where I've been

Doesn't matter where I go

There's a Home in My Heart, yes, I know

Well, I used to walk out by the garden

Sat for hours on an old wooden bench

And I recognized the finer things in life then

Just can't remember when it all stopped making sense

Yeah there's a Home in My Heart

Must be that old house standing by the road

It doesn't matter where I've been

Doesn't matter where I go

There's a Home in My Heart, yes, I know

There's a Home in My Heart, yes, I know

Well, I grew up much too fast

And made mistakes along the way

But, I kept on, kept moving on

And the colors of my childhood

Might slowly start to fade

But, they live on, keep living on

There's an old house I left in the distance

And though it looks like nothing more than brick and wood

And though the years have passed despite my full resistance

I'm going to get back to the ground where I once stood

Yeah there's a Home in My Heart

Must be that old house standing by the road

It doesn't matter where I've been

Doesn't matter where I go

There's a Home in My Heart, yes, I know

There's a Home in My Heart, yes, I know