If home is where the heart is
Then home is not two stories, and it's not purple and white
If home is where the heart is
Then home is full of sand
It's in the walls, it's in the air, it's in every single bed
And if home is where the heart is
Then I don't live at home
I spend eleven months of the year sleeping in some inn
And I'm feeling pretty homesick
I'm feeling pretty homesick
I'm feeling pretty homesick
And that's just fine
But it's not my house
It's his, it's his
And it's not my house
It's hers, it's hers
And it's not my house
It's theirs, it's theirs
It's still theirs
And everything is different
And yet it's all the same
There's more pictures in the dining room
The wall's a different paint
But I'm drinking tea from the same mugs
I've been drinking from for years
And the strange glasses that I've smashed before
They're probably all from Costco
They're probably all from Costco
They're probably all from Costco
And that's just fine
But it's not my house
It's his, it's his
And it's not my house
It's hers, it's hers
And it's not my house
It's theirs, it's theirs
It's still theirs
And if home is where the heart is
Well that's where their hearts reside
They brought forth a hundred families
With a meeting of the mind
It's where they smiled, it's where they laughed
It's where they fought, it's where they spat
And I bet it's where they sat down to have a little chat
And if home is where the heart is
Well that's where their hearts reside
You can take down all the photographs
You can put it out of mind
But if home is where the heart is
I think we'll have to share
If home is where the heart is
We're gonna have to share
And that's just fine
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