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Blake Shelton ~ That's What I Call Home


Written by blake shelton, richard mainegra, & michael kosser There's a house that's a little run down This city ain't never found It's miles and miles from a paved road That's where we grew up Seven children raised on love When life gets hard that's where we go (chorus) Daddy don't know a stranger A handshake and he's your friend Oh and mama she's an angel She'll hold you tight till the heartache ends Just a place made of nails and wood But it's the love that makes you feel so good That's what i call That's what i call home Daddy built it with his own two hands Overlooking his grandpa's land Now through the years a lot has changed But driving up this gravel road I get that feeling in my soul I thank god some things still remain Repeat chorus Once i get myself through that old screen door The world can't touch me anymore Repeat chorus That's what i call home That's what i call home more free lyrics

Written by blake shelton, richard mainegra, & michael kosser

There's a house that's a little run down
This city ain't never found
It's miles and miles from a paved road
That's where we grew up
Seven children raised on love
When life gets hard that's where we go

(chorus)
Daddy don't know a stranger
A handshake and he's your friend
Oh and mama she's an angel
She'll hold you tight till the heartache ends
Just a place made of nails and wood
But it's the love that makes you feel so good
That's what i call
That's what i call home

Daddy built it with his own two hands
Overlooking his grandpa's land
Now through the years a lot has changed
But driving up this gravel road
I get that feeling in my soul
I thank god some things still remain

Repeat chorus

Once i get myself through that old screen door
The world can't touch me anymore

Repeat chorus

That's what i call home
That's what i call home

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