Lyrics

If I Could Come Home to You
(Randall Lee Anderson)

It was coming down in sheets; I didn't have my jacket
My Spare was flat and it was ten miles into town
I saw some headlights coming so I held out my thumb
But that driver didn't even slow down
I couldn't help but wonder where I'd be right now, If I hadn't let you down

I finally got a ride from some young good old boy
He dropped me off near a five and dime
I found myself a phone booth then I tried to find the nerve,
To call you one more time
I couldn't stop thinking where I'd be right now, If I hadn't let you down

If I could come home to you and the comfort of your arms,
I'd never do you wrong again
I'd make it up to you for the hell I put you through,
Until I draw my dying breath
There's nothing I wouldn't do if I could come home to you

If you can't find it in your heart to forgive me,
I pray you'll someday change your mind
Cause if I can never see you again,
I might as well go blind

If it's definitely over, just tell me so, but if it's not, I've got to know

If I can come home to you and the comfort of your arms,
I'll never do you wrong again
I'll make it up to you for the hell I put you through,
Until I draw my dying breath
There's nothing I won't do if I can come home to you