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Although my lover lives
In a place that I can't live
I kinda find I like a life this lonely
It rips and pierces me
In places I can't see
I love the rip of nerves the rip that wakes me
So I'm dissatisfied
I love dissatisfy
I love to feel there's always more that I need
So come on home
So come on home
So come on home, home
You're where you want to be
I'm where I want to be
Come on we're chasing everything we've ever wanted
Replace you easily
Replace pathetically
I flirt with every flirty thing that falls my way
But how I needed you
When I needed you
Let's not forget we are so strong, so bloody strong
Come on home
So come on home
So come on home, home
Blue light falls upon your perfect skin
Falls and you draw back again
Falls and this is how I felt
And I cannot forget
And I cannot forget
Come on home
So come on home
But don't forget to leave
In a place that I can't live
I kinda find I like a life this lonely
It rips and pierces me
In places I can't see
I love the rip of nerves the rip that wakes me
So I'm dissatisfied
I love dissatisfy
I love to feel there's always more that I need
So come on home
So come on home
So come on home, home
You're where you want to be
I'm where I want to be
Come on we're chasing everything we've ever wanted
Replace you easily
Replace pathetically
I flirt with every flirty thing that falls my way
But how I needed you
When I needed you
Let's not forget we are so strong, so bloody strong
Come on home
So come on home
So come on home, home
Blue light falls upon your perfect skin
Falls and you draw back again
Falls and this is how I felt
And I cannot forget
And I cannot forget
Come on home
So come on home
But don't forget to leave
Lyrics submitted by _valerie
Come on Home Lyrics as written by Nicholas John Mccarthy Alexander Paul Kapranos Huntley
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, O/B/O DistroKid, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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the lyrics seem to be wrong up there. they are actually:
Although my lover lives in a place that I can't live I kinda find I like a life this lonely It rips and pierces me in places I can't see I love the rip of nerves, the rip that wakes me
So I'm dissatisfied, I love dissatisfied I love to feel there's always more that I need
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You're where you want to be, I'm where I want to be Caught up chasing everything I've ever wanted I replace you easily, replace pathetically I flirt with any flighty thing that falls my way
But how I needed you, when I needed you Let's not forget we are so strong, so bloody strong
Come on home So come on home So come home...
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My interpretation of this song is that he has moved away from this girl he loves to "chase everything he's ever wanted" and likes the feeling of being dissatisfied because otherwise the time they spend together when she comes home is not deserved. the last line telling her not to forget to leave is because he enjoys being dissatisfied, and wants to earn her back by missing her. i think he likes to think he can replace her easily, but that the next line after this says "replace pathetically" suggests any replacement he might find is not as good as her, so he continues to ask her to "come on home"