Home – Blake Shelton

Another Christmas day

Will come and go away

But I got so far to go

But I wanna go home

I need to go home

Maybe surrounded by

Strangers and Christmas lights

I shouldn’t feel so alone

But I wanna go home

God I miss you, you know

I can close my eyes and see the angel on the tree

A blanket of snow outside

And all my friends and family

And though I know that you’re no farther than a call away

I need to see your face

A call could never be the same

Another Christmas day

Will come and go away

And I wont leave you alone

And I wanna go home

I’ve got to go home

Let me go home

I’m just to far from where you are

And I wanna go home

[Guitar solo]

Now the reasons I’m so far away ain’t good enough

What ever they need me for

I know that I need you more

So I’ll do the things I got to do to get back to you

I need you to believe

I’ll make it back by Christmas eve

Another Christmas day will come and go away

And I wont leave you alone

No I’m gonna go home

I’m gonna be home

Though I’m surrounded by

This cold December night

I feel so alone

I’m gonna go home

Babe, I miss you you know

Let me go home

I’ve had my run baby I’m done

I’m coming back home

Let me go home

It’ll all be alright

When I’m holding you tight

Cause this Christmas I’m home

Longing for Belonging: The Heart of “Home”

Blake Shelton’s “Home” is a stirring ballad about yearning for the comfort and warmth of loved ones, especially during the holiday season. The lyrics capture the feeling of isolation, even when surrounded by festive lights and strangers, and highlight the deep emotional pull of home. The recurring plea to “go home” underscores the universal desire to reconnect with those who matter most, particularly when distance and obligations keep us apart. The song’s imagery—snow, an angel on the tree, and the anticipation of Christmas Eve—evokes nostalgia and hope, reflecting the bittersweet mix of longing and determination to reunite with loved ones.

Song Credits

  • Artist: Blake Shelton
  • Songwriters: Michael Bublé, Alan Chang, Amy Foster-Gillies
  • Release Year: 2008
  • Label: Warner Bros. Nashville