Homebody from Abalone Sky by Hemma

I was taught that it's better to be
A rolling stone than a homebody
Now i need the roots of my tree
To grow where i was planted
Patiently

And that old sun is sinking like a stone
You gotta ask yourself Can you do this alone
Everybody needs someone Even when they're grown
Reach out to me at least until
We get home

They thought woman was made only to please
Invisible, yet vital, like the air we breathe
superpower in a cycle one month long
They really got us wrong

And that full moon is singing to me like a friend
Sending me messages only i can comprehend
'Cause every woman deserves to see what's never been shown
Reach out to me at least until
We get home

You and i aren't as different as we seem
They'll pull us apart so easily
In a country built on a great divide
It's all coming down in a landslide

And that old song "this land is yours and mine"
We gotta reconcile and reprioritize
Cause everybody deserves to see what's never been shown
Reach out to me until ooo
That old sun is sinking like a stone
You gotta ask yourself can you do this alone
Cause everybody needs someone even when their gone
Reach out to me at least until
Home

We've come a long way in a relatively short time
We still got some ground to cover so put your hand
In mine

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