Verse 1 Houston heat and that Texas sky, That six lane traffic crawlin by. 610, 290, wherever I go, These crazy streets i’ll always call home. Downtown lights when the sun goes down, That skyline thats screamin H-Town. Pre-Chorus I’ve seen this city grow and change, But somehow it still feels the same. It’s busy, messy, loud and bright, But somehow it all feels just right. Chorus Houston, you raised me, you’re part of my heart, No matter where I go, we’re never apart. Astros, Texans, Rockets lighting up the night, Space City energy, Texas pride. Houston, you raised me, and I’ll always say, There’s a little bit of home in me every day. You’re loud, you’re wild, you’re everything I know, And I’ve got a little H-Town in my soul. Verse 2 From the bayous winding through the city lights, To the busy streets that come alive at night. Every corner’s a story of its own, So many places we all call home. From the East End streets to The Heights downtown, There’s always something goin’ down. Pre-Chorus 2 And there’s one old place that still pulls at me, A piece of history I wish I could see. I never got to stand beneath those lights, But I still wonder what it felt like that night. Bridge Oh, Astrodome, what I’d give to walk inside, To stand beneath that roof and feel the crowd come alive. I never got the chance to see it in its prime, But I’d give anything to go back in time. Final Chorus Houston, you raised me, you’re part of my heart, No matter where I go, you’re never apart. Astros, Texans, Rockets lighting up the night, Space City energy, Texas pride. Houston, you raised me, and I’ll always say, There’s a little bit of home in me every day. You’re loud, you’re wild, you’re everything I know, And I’ve got a little H-Town in my soul. Outro From the bayous to the skyline glow, There’s nowhere else I’d rather call home. Through every mile, wherever life takes me, Houston, you raised me.
