Noah Triston – Home to Mama

(Intro) I keep your apron on the chair Folded blue, still soft to wear Your empty cup by the sink I stare too long and start to think (Verse 1) I wake up reaching for your door The same small house, but it hurts more Rice on the stove, that sweet, warm steam It still feels like you inside the scene Your name weighs heavily on my tongue Like a prayer I never sang (Pre-Chorus) Take me back Take me back Your hands in my hair Take me back Take me back I still need you there (Chorus) Mom, I miss you Mom, I miss you Come back to my room Mom, I miss you Mom, I miss you I still run to you (Verse 2) Your old scarf hangs by the door I touch it like I did before Every photo knows my face But not this pain that I can’t replace I laugh out loud, then I fall I hear your voice behind everything (Pre-Chorus) Take me back Take me back To your hands in my hair Take me back Take me back I still need you there (Chorus) Mom, I miss you Mom, I miss you Come back to my room Mom, I miss you Mom, I miss you I still run to you (Breakdown) If I call your name tonight Will it travel beyond the sky? I don’t want gold, I don’t want rain I want your voice to say my name (Buildup) Wait, wait I’m still your son Wait, wait For just a little while (Drop 2) Mom, I miss you Mom, I miss you Come back to my room Mom, I miss you Mom, I miss you I still run to you (Outro) When the morning comes slowly I keep the place where you would go And if my heart doesn’t learn to rest I’ll keep your love inside my chest