[Verse 1] You pulled up Tuesday in a borrowed blue sedan, One suitcase, two coffees, and a questionable plan. You said, “I’m back for good,” then checked the weather app; I said, “That’s mighty brave of you,” and moved the welcome mat. [Pre-Chorus] You still leave your keys in the sugar bowl, Still say “just one night” like it’s something we don’t know. [Chorus] Well, you’re home again, and the screen door knows your name, The dog quit acting like you’re somebody to blame. You can take the left side, I’ll take the old armchair; We’ll call it a fresh start; with your boots, up in the air. You’re home again—look at you, making good time; I saved you the good mug. You can pretend that’s a sign. [Verse 2] Your mother sent a pie that leaned a little to the right, You brought back my old jacket, said it fit you just right. The porch step still complains when you come up too fast; Some things around here have a talent for the past. [Pre-Chorus] You asked if I was seeing anybody new; I said, “Only the mailman, and he’s not my type—or yours, I assume.” [Chorus] Well, you’re home again, and the screen door knows your name, The dog quit acting like you’re somebody to blame. You can take the left side, I’ll take the old armchair; We’ll call it a fresh start; with your boots, up in the air. You’re home again—look at you, making good time; I saved you the good mug. You can pretend that’s a sign. [Instrumental Turnaround] [Bridge] We don’t need a speech or a grand parade, Just your laugh in the kitchen and the rent getting paid. If you’re staying this time, say it plain and slow; I’ll try not to grin like I already know. [Final Chorus] You’re home again, and the screen door knows your name, The dog’s gone and fetched you the ball just the same. Take the left side, I’ll take the old armchair; There’s room for your suitcase, and your boots, up in the air. You’re home again—look at you, making good time; I saved you the good mug. Well, that's your good sign. [Outro] You’re home again. I’ll put the kettle on. [instrumental] (You’re home again. I’ll put the kettle on...) [fade to end] I’ll put the kettle on [end]
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