Homebound from Spirit House by Future Lives

You picked up the phonograph again,
The answer was blowin’ in your skin,
You were lonely, and only fifteen,
When you drove your mother home.

She tried and she tried and she cried,
You escaped the sad and evil John Prine,
We were halfway, and the sun began to rise,
But there was no home.

Chorus:
You’ve seen it all, so see it all today,
I would love to take your tenderness away,
‘Cause it made you far too meek and while the skies’ll be your home,
Well The Earth will surely miss you when you’re gone.

You decried the dying of the light,
But you found a simple freedom, in your Natural Light,
Well, there’s no such thing as freedom, even when you’re right,
And no one’s home.

Chorus:
You’ve seen it all, so see it all today,
I would love to take your tenderness away,
‘Cause it made you far too meek and while the skies’ll be your home,
Well The Earth will surely miss you when you’re gone.

You’ve seen it all, so see it all today,
I would love to take your tenderness away,
‘Cause it made you too damn meek and while the skies’ll be your home,
Well The Earth will surely miss you when you’re gone.

• Americana
• Folk
• Pre-punk
• Twangy chamber pop
• anti-folk
• dad-rock
• Athens