Title: Where the Porch Light Glows Style: folk, acoustic guitar, soft strings, heartfelt male voice Lyrics: [Intro, Soft guitar] [Verse 1] There’s a road that runs through my memory Dust and gravel under worn-out shoes Every mile I’ve gone feels temporary Like I’m just passing through [Verse 2] City lights don’t know my story They don’t call me by my name I hear echoes of that old front porch In every drop of rain [Chorus] Oh I miss where the porch light glows Where the river bends and the cold wind blows Where every face feels like my own And I’m never alone Oh I’d trade these streets of gold For a night back there, just to hold All the pieces of my soul Where the porch light glows [Verse 3] Mama’s voice in the kitchen humming Coffee brewing in the dawn There was comfort in the simple things I didn’t know were gone [Bridge] If I close my eyes I’m almost there Fields of green and open air But the silence here just ain’t the same It don’t whisper my name [Chorus] Oh I miss where the porch light glows Where the river bends and the cold wind blows Where every face feels like my own And I’m never alone Oh I’d trade these streets of gold For a night back there, just to hold All the pieces of my soul Where the porch light glows [Outro] One day soon I’ll find my way Back to where my heart will stay Till then I’ll carry what I know Of where the porch light glows
