Down the street, up the drive, park the car, step outside
Across the lawn, up the stairs, on the porch, I'm gettin' there
Key in the lock, through the door, down the hall I walked so many times before
I'm dog-tired, but I don't care, bedroom door, I'm getting' there
She's got a hundred candles burnin', she's got next to nothin' on,
Yea, yea, Baby I'm Home, I been away way too long
I been waitin', I been workin', wantin' you so bad it's hurtin'
Now I'm back where I belong, Baby I'm Home

My arms around you, your lips to mine, feel our hearts beat, beatin' in time
Hands in your hair, everywhere, I hear you wisper, I'm getting there
She' got a hundred candles burnin', there'll be partyin' all night long
Yea, yea, Baby I'm Home, I been away way too long
I been waitin', I been workin', wantin' you so bad it's hurtin'
Now I'm back where I belong, Baby I'm Home

Every night without you I've been dreamin' about tonight
Missin' everthing about you, girl, there's no place like
Baby I'm Home, I been away way too long
Baby I'm Home, I been away way too long
I been waitin', I been workin', wantin' you so bad it's hurtin'
Now I'm back where I belong, Baby I'm Home
Yea, Baby I'm Homeâ?¦. ooh I couldn't wait to get here, yea Baby, I'm Home
Let me lock the doorâ?¦close the curtains
That's what I been missin'â?¦right there
Looks like it's gonna be a long night
I missed you


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Baby I'm Home Lyrics as written by Dylan Altman Billy Falcon

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