Home In My Heart

I woke up underneath the cold November night,

Had a whole lot of nowhere,

nowhere to go, But I kept one little

dream in my soul.

Folks walked by like they couldn’t see,

An old man fighting just to breathe,

Then a stranger stopped and said,

"Come on, my friend,

Sometimes a broken road can lead you home again."

I ain’t got a mansion,

I ain’t got a key,

But there’s something inside that nobody can steal from me.

I’m a homeless man with a home in my heart,

Found a little light when I was lost in the dark,

Got love like a river and faith like a flame,

Don’t need four walls to know where I belong.

I may sleep under stars,

but I ain’t alone,

‘Cause the whole wide world can be a place called home.

Yeah, I’m a homeless man with a home in my heart,

And I found my way home when I thought I was lost.

I used to count my troubles like dollars in my hand,

Every broken promise, every failed plan,

But the rain taught me things that the sunshine never could,

And the people with nothing sometimes gave the most they could.

A little old church let me sleep out back,

A woman brought coffee and a clean wool sack,

She said, “Son, you ain’t what happened to you,

There’s still a road ahead,

and there’s still work to do.” Now I walk with my head

up,

even when times get hard,

’Cause I learned you can build a house without building walls.

One love, one road,

one more sunrise, Keep on walking,

keep your dreams alive.

No matter where the broken road may roam,

If you’ve got love,

you ain’t walking alone.

I’m a homeless man with a home in my heart,

Turned my scars into a brand-new start,

Got a little hope and a reason to believe,

Sometimes losing everything shows you what you need.

I may not have a roof,

I may not have a throne,

But there’s love in my heart,

so I know I’m home.

Yeah, I’m a homeless man with a home in my heart,

I was searching for a house— but I found a home in

my heart.

Home ain’t always a place you can see,

Sometimes home is the love that sets you free.

One love… one heart… Now I’m finally home.