Lyrics

[Verse]
The train rolls in, the whistle cries,
Dusty boots, beneath the skies.
A duffel bag and a heavy heart,
I’m home again, where it all starts.

[Verse 2]
The flag still waves on the courthouse square,
The same old faces, the same old air.
But there’s a weight I just can’t shed,
From the things I’ve seen and the tears I’ve bled.

[Chorus]
I’m coming back to you, my sweet hometown,
Where the fields still stretch and the sun goes down.
Though I’ve been through hell, I’m standing here,
With your love to guide me, my heart feels clear.

[Verse 3]
Mama’s waiting on the porchlight glow,
Her arms wrapped tight, she won’t let go.
Dad’s old truck still hums the same,
A soldier’s back, but he’s not unchanged.

[Bridge]
The scars I wear, you may not see,
But this place is mending the broken in me.
Your steady hands, your simple grace,
Are bringing me back to a better place.

[Chorus]
I’m coming back to you, my sweet hometown,
Where the fields still stretch and the sun goes down.
Though I’ve been through hell, I’m standing here,
With your love to guide me, my heart feels clear.