My heart's like a hometown with a welcome sign.
A lot of folks pass through and don't think twice.
My heart's like a hometown,
a few bumps in the road.
And there's a couple spots where nobody goes.
One half is growing up,
one half is running down.
If you ever find yourself lonely in a city crowd,
wondering if it's too late to turn around.
Maybe you already know you ain't even got a hash.
Jump in your car, put the pedal down.
No matter how long did you get,
how long did you spend,
I know that you left,
but I still let you right back in.
My heart's like a hometown,
we've always got a place to put down some roots.
We've spent a holiday where all your memories
hang like jerseys in a high school gym.
Where you left behind you used to be's and could have been's.
And if you ever know I ain't going nowhere.
If you ever find yourself lonely in a city crowd,
wondering if it's too late to turn around.
Maybe you already know you ain't even got a hash.
Jump in your car, put the pedal down.
No matter how long did you get,
how long did you spend,
I know that you left,
but I still let you right back in.
My heart's like a hometown.
No
matter how long did you get,
how long did you spend,
I know that you left,
but I still let you right back in.
Cause my heart's like a hometown,
a wide open door.
And just because you left it,
it don't mean that it ain't yours.