HOME IN
MY BONES.

I have walked a lot of miles now
Under skies both dark and gold
I have worn a thousand questions
Like a jacket in the cold

I kept looking for the feeling
That would finally make me whole
In the noise, in other people
In a place outside my soul

But every road that didn’t hold me
Every night I stood alone
Only brought me a little closer
To a place I’d never known

Now I feel a home in my bones
A quiet truth beneath my skin
Not in the praise, not in the crowd
But in the way I’m living in

Now I feel a home in my bones
Not because the road is done
But because I know who stays with me
When all the running’s gone

I don’t need a perfect answer
I don’t need a grand design
Some things settle in the spirit
One slow breath at a time

There were years I chased the distance
Like it held what I had missed
Now I find the deepest mercy
In the life that already is

Every scar became a doorway
Every loss a different song
And somewhere in the middle of it
I became where I belong

Now I feel a home in my bones
A quiet truth beneath my skin
Not in the praise, not in the crowd
But in the way I’m living in

Now I feel a home in my bones
Not because the road is done
But because I know who stays with me
When all the running’s gone

Let the wind say what it wants to
Let the years keep moving through
I don’t need to hold tomorrow
Just to know what I call true

I have found a softer shelter
Than the world could ever own
It is not made out of walls
It is a peace I carry home

Now I feel a home in my bones
A quiet truth beneath my skin
Not in the praise, not in the crowd
But in the way I’m living in

Now I feel a home in my bones
And that is more than I once knew
I was looking for a place to rest
And found that place was true

Home in my bones
Home in my breath
Home in the silence
Home in what’s left

Home in my bones
At last I know
I carried it with me
Everywhere I’d go