Home Lyrics – Tokio Hotel
Soundtrack Album: Kaulitz & Kaulitz
Baby, time is flyin' by
'Cause our story started summer 1989
We were young and we had hope
What goes around comes back around in our old neighborhood
[Pre-Chorus]
It ain't nobody's business what we do and who we love
You know dreams are buildin' bridges, there's no way we ever stop
And that's our life
Come on now, that's our time
[Chorus]
I see the blue skies and those purple lights
They shine for me and you
To do what we wanna do
You and I dancin' through the night
And I know there could be love
And we are finally home
[Post-Chorus]
Home
Home
[Verse 2]
We grow up and learn to cope
We will forgive, but won't forget, we're not from Hollywood
It gets heavy from time to time
The sun is shinin' when you're rollin' on Mulholland Drive
[Pre-Chorus]
It ain't nobody's business what we do and who we love
You know dreams are buildin' bridges, there's no way we ever stop
And that's our life
Come on now, that's our time
[Chorus]
I see the blue skies and those purple lights
They shine for me and you
To do what we wanna do
You and I dancin' through the night
And I know there could be love
And we are finally home
[Post-Chorus]
Home
Home
Home
Home
[Chorus]
Can you see the blue skies and those purple lights?
They shine for me and you
Hope you can see them too
You and I dancin' through the night
And I know there could be love
I know this could be home
[Post-Chorus]
Home
Home (I know this could be home)
Home
Home
Kaulitz & Kaulitz
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Home (From the Netflix Series 'Kaulitz & Kaulitz') by Tokio Hotel
Tokio Hotel's "Home" from the Netflix series 'Kaulitz & Kaulitz' captures the essence of nostalgia, personal growth, and the enduring nature of love and dreams. The song reflects on past memories and the comfort found in familiar places and relationships.- Producer: Tom Kaulitz
- Release Date: June 28, 2024
- Writers: Bill Kaulitz & Tom Kaulitz
- Composer: Bill Kaulitz & Tom Kaulitz
- Phonographic Copyright ℗: Netflix Music LLC
- Copyright ©: Netflix Music LLC
- Tags: Pop, Soundtrack, In English, Deutschland
Annotations and Meaning.
[Verse 1]
The first lyric establishes the setting by reflecting on the summer of 1989, a period of youth and hope. The phrase "What goes around comes around in our old neighborhood" suggests a cyclical aspect of life and a return to one's roots.[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus highlights the topic of love and individuality, saying that it is no one's business who they love. The phrase "dreams are buildin' bridges" implies that their goals foster relationships and opportunities.[Chorus]
In the chorus, "blue skies" and "purple lights" represent freedom and serenity. Dancing through the night indicates being present in the moment, while finally going "home" gives a sense of belonging and contentment.[Verse 2][Post-Chorus]
The repeated word "Home" in the post-chorus emphasizes the song's fundamental topic of finding comfort and serenity in familiar locations and relationships.[Chorus]
The last chorus returns to the imagery of blue skies and purple lights, expressing optimism that others may recognize the beauty and possibilities in their journey as well. The recurrent use of the word "home" emphasizes the song's message of finding one's place and contentment.A-Z Lyrics Universe
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