Where I Call Home

(mmm-mmm) I've spent my whole life chasing sunsets,

Trying to find a place to call my own,

Then I stopped the day I found you,

And finally found a heart that felt like home.

I used to think that love was just a dream,

A distant light meant for somebody else,

I knew the word,

but not what it could mean,

'Til you came along and changed everything else.

And I don't need a mansion on a hill,

Or a pocket full of dollar bills,

Just your hand in mine when the day gets long,

And your voice beside me singing our song.

If the whole world falls apart tonight,

I'll hold you close and we'll be alright,

Let the rain come down,

let the cold winds blow,

You're the only place I'll ever need to go.

I don't need heaven up above,

I've found my peace in your kind of love,

And if I lose everything I've ever known,

As long as I've got you,

I've got a home.

I used to think love was a word people said,

A promise that faded like the evening red,

I never knew how a heart could feel

So safe, so certain,

so completely real.

Then you came along and taught me why

Some dreams are worth waiting for all your life,

Now every heartbeat feels brand new,

'Cause love wasn't love 'til it led me

to you.

'Cause I don't need a perfect life,

Just your sleepy smile by the porch light,

A little old house and a front-yard view,

And a thousand more mornings next to you.

If I could ask for one more thing,

It wouldn't be gold or a diamond ring,

Just one more lifetime,

one more chance, To find you again and take your hand. (oh-oh-oh)

If the whole world falls apart tonight,

I'll love you through every tear we cry,

Let the years roll on,

let the seasons change,

My heart will call you home just the same.

I don't need heaven up above,

I've found my forever in your love,

And when the stars burn out and the lights are gone,

You'll still be my home when the world moves on.

I've spent my whole life searching,

Now I know where

I belong,

I thought I knew what love was,

'Til you came and proved me wrong.

I was just a road without a reason,

'Til you came and made me

home.