Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jill Andrews
Canonical path: /jill-andrews/back-home
Related lyric paths: 6
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Back Home
Read Back Home lyrics by Jill Andrews on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Back Home
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Did you fall asleep, my sweetest dream
You can rest your weary eyes
Every fallen tear, all your pain and fear
Will be washed away in time
And his arms will carry you back home
And his lips will sing you love songs
Don't you turn your head, there are no regrets
Only peace for evermore
This is not the end, we will meet again
On God's bright golden shore
And his arms will carry you back home
And his lips will sing you love songs
Did you fall asleep, my sweetest dream
You can rest your weary eyes
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