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Bob Seger ~ Comin' Home


Words and music by bob seger Passed the old church on the edge of town Trailways bus was right on time Passed your uncle's store on main street His old truck was parked outside Everything seemed so much larger then This old town has hardly grown Has it really been ten long years Now you're finally comin' home Comin' home You've been gone so very long Comin' home You'll just say you're comin' home You left your hometown for the city lights You were young and you were strong Lots of traffic lots of sleepless nights Lots of dreams that all went wrong You'll just tell them what they want to hear How you took the place by storm You won't tell them how you lost it all You'll just say you're comin' home Comin' home You grew tired of being alone Comin' home You'll just say you're comin' home more free lyrics

Words and music by bob seger

Passed the old church on the edge of town
Trailways bus was right on time
Passed your uncle's store on main street
His old truck was parked outside
Everything seemed so much larger then
This old town has hardly grown
Has it really been ten long years
Now you're finally comin' home

Comin' home
You've been gone so very long
Comin' home
You'll just say you're comin' home

You left your hometown for the city lights
You were young and you were strong
Lots of traffic lots of sleepless nights
Lots of dreams that all went wrong
You'll just tell them what they want to hear
How you took the place by storm
You won't tell them how you lost it all
You'll just say you're comin' home

Comin' home
You grew tired of being alone
Comin' home
You'll just say you're comin' home

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