Here are full original English lyrics inspired by the theme “the home of childhood” — evoking deep nostalgia, warmth, and the tender memory of a place filled with innocence and love. The tone is gentle, emotional, and reflective, suitable for a ballad or acoustic folk-style song.
?? Title: “The Home Where I Grew”
(Verse 1)
There’s a path through the fields where the wildflowers grew,
Where the wind told secrets only children knew.
I still hear laughter echo through the trees,
Carried by the breeze, bringing me to my knees.
The porch light flickered like a lullaby,
Mama’s voice would call when stars filled the sky.
Barefoot dreams on wooden floors,
I never knew I’d miss it more and more.
(Chorus)
Take me back to that old front door,
Where love was simple, and hearts were sure.
To the creaking stairs, the sunlit room,
The scent of rain and late June bloom.
Time may fly and seasons fade,
But I still dream of yesterday—
Of the house that held my skies so blue,
The home where I grew.
(Verse 2)
Daddy’s hands built swings and quiet strength,
Taught me how to fight with grace and length.
The kitchen hummed with Sunday songs,
Where every silence said I belonged.
The walls still hold my childhood name,
Scrawled in chalk like some old flame.
Though the paint is chipped and shutters worn,
My heart returns where it was born.
(Chorus)
Take me back to that old front door,
Where love was simple, and hearts were sure.
To the creaking stairs, the sunlit room,
The scent of rain and late June bloom.
Time may fly and seasons fade,
But I still dream of yesterday—
Of the house that held my skies so blue,
The home where I grew.
(Bridge)
Now I walk the world with wiser eyes,
But I still see that sunset rise
Over fences I once climbed
With a fearless soul and endless time.
(Final Chorus)
Take me back to that old front door,
Where love was loud and dreams were more.
To the lullabies, the morning dew,
The echoes of a life I knew.
Though life moves on and dreams renew,
I carry it all like morning dew—
That sacred place I once ran through,
The home where I grew.
(Outro)
Yes, the home where I grew…
Still lives in all I do.
