Amber Azalea - Home Lyrics

I was six years old when I learned to tie my shoes
Walked in your footsteps following in the snow
I was eight years old the ink spilled on your shirt
It hurt when you left again and again for work

Home is where you left your keys
And held my hand to cross the street
Home is where I light the candles
In your name
I miss you
Oh I miss you

Halfway across the country and I
Still think of you
Wonder what it's like to be in your shoes
You'll always be my little brother
Call me when you're underwater
I'm here for you like I always do

Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are
Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are

As I grow older and older I become more and more like you
In all the beautiful and complicated ways
I've always been a part of you
Always with and beside you
Before birth, I knew I'd
Choose you

Home is where you left your keys
And held my hand to cross the street
Home is where I light the candles
In your name
I miss you
Oh I miss you

Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are
Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are

It's become the center of me
Carried by the weight of the sea
I'm different than I was last week
And you're the only ones who've seen
All of me

Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are
Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are

I drove past your favorite tree
And it reminded me how you like your coffee
And the sound of the sea

Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are
Home is where you, home is where you, home is where you are