Thompson Square Home Is You
Used to be the squeak in the screen door
And the creek in the old floor
The paint peeling off the porch
The draft around rain
Used to be the breeze through the windows
The sound of sizzle of an old stove
Yea, that was always home
Until now
That's just four walls and a front door
Some place we don't live anymore
My heart isn't in those empty rooms
As long as you're waking up with me
Baby I don't mind if every night
We lay our heads down somewhere new
Cause home is you
Home is you
I remember when it all changed
When the miles pulled us away
Like the halos of the headlights on the highway
That's me and you
It was turning our wheels round
In some rusted up old town
Some faded out old house
To tell the truth
That's just four walls and a front door
Some place we don't live anymore
My heart isn't in those empty rooms
As long as you're waking up with me
Baby I don't mind if every night
We lay our heads down somewhere new
Cause home is you (home is you)
Home is you (home is you)
Cause home is you (home is you)
Home is you
When I'm with you I can feel the world roll on my shoulder
And where I'm meant to be with every mile
We get closer and closer
Oh you're more than four walls and a front door
Some place we don't live anymore
My heart isn't in those empty rooms
As long as you're waking up with me
Baby I don't mind if every night
We lay our heads down somewhere new
'Cause home is you (Home is you) (It ain't the squeak in the screen door)
Home is you (Home is you) (The creek in the old floor)
'Cause home is you (Home is you) (We could rush to that old town)
Home is you (Home is you) (In that faded, faded out old house)
