Take Me Home

Well, life, it comes soon

Finds us early in the morning, leaves me by the afternoon

And I said, life, it comes soon

I can see it in the mirror that I've been looking through

So, I find myself in Glasgow, the eighteenth of July

Rushing just to make the outer circle subway line

And it doesn't feel like Monday, but some days never do

Running from the everything that's catching up with you

So take me home

Catch a train in Central Station, let me wash my dirty clothes

And I said, "Take me home

Before I fall off by the wayside and I'm lost in the unknown

Just take me home

Just take me home

Oh, won't you take, take, take, take me home?"

Well, life creeps round the corner

Shows up uninvited and forgets it didn't call you

And life is an old armchair

It hides in conversations, in the places we call somewhere

And I find myself in Glasgow, the eighteenth of July

Rushing just to make the outer circle subway line

And it doesn't feel like Monday, but some days never do

Running from the everything that's catching up with you

So take me home

Catch a train in Central Station, let me wash my dirty clothes

And I said, "Take me home

Before I fall off by the wayside and I'm lost in the unknown

Just take me home

Just take me home

Oh, won't you take, take, take, take me home?"

I was running outta battery

I was running outta luck

Now I'm standing in the aisle in a coat I can't take off

And I was holding on to something that was never gonna change

I'll save that for another day, save that for another—

So take me home

Catch a train in Central Station, let me wash my dirty clothes

And I said, "Take me home

Before I fall off by the wayside and I'm lost in the unknown

Just take me home

Just take me home

Oh, won't you take, take, take, take me home?"

Just take me home

Just take me home

Oh, won't you take, take, take, take me home?

Just take me home

Just take me home

Oh, won't you take, take, take, take me home?

Oh, won't you take, take, take, take me home?