This is where I eat, at a table full of dust
Workin’ long days just to earn a little trust
Got a roof, got a bed, got boots by the door
But I still feel like I’m missin’ somethin’ more
This is where I eat
This is where I sleep
This is where I call home
But it don’t feel like home to me
I shake a few hands
Say the right things
But I’m still a stranger in the mirror I see
This world keeps spinnin’
But I’m stuck in between
This is where I live
But it don’t feel like home to me
Folks say I’m quiet, just keepin’ to myself
But I got storms that I ain’t told no one else
I laugh when I should, and I show up on time
But I ain’t found a soul that knows what’s on my mind
This is where I eat
This is where I sleep
This is where I call home
But it don’t feel like home to me
I walk these roads
But they don’t know my name
And I’m tired of pretendin’ I’m okay
It’s a big ol’ world
With nowhere to be
This is where I live
But it don’t feel like home to me
A man needs more than a roof and four walls
Needs a reason to stand and a reason not to fall
I’m still searchin’ for my kind of peace
Out here in the land of the free
This is where I eat
This is where I sleep
This is where I call home
But it don’t feel like home to me
I’ve paid my dues
Kept my boots in the dirt
Still wonderin’ what any of it’s worth
I got all I need
But I still don’t feel free
This is where I live
But it don’t feel like home to me
No, this is where I live…
But it don’t feel like home to me