I Have a Home by Erin Snape Lyrics

Somewhere there's a child
With a flower on his head
And his mother in his heart
And a backpack full of dread
As he goes home
To a place he hasn't found yet
How to help a child
As the fall will slowly die
'Cause your family's a hoax
And you heard a pack of lies
So find your home
And cherish what you've got left

Autumn and winter
Will rip out the splinter
And summer and spring
Will kiss it better
Keep the flower alive and you'll be fine

Have you seen a child
With his pockets full of seed
And a garden in his head
That is choking from the weeds
I have a home
In a place he hasn't found yet
Tell him to come quickly
To choose the route he likes
'Cause the roots put in his head
Can't keep putting up a fight
We'll make a home
Full of kids we haven't found yet
Autumn and winter
Will rip out the splinter
And summer and spring
Will kiss it better
Keep the flower alive and you'll be fine
Keep the flower alive, the flower alive, oh