Daddy said, "It's time to come home."
It takes a while to admit that you're wrong. And it takes a while to know who you really wanna be. All this while, I've never felt so alone. This path, it just gets darker and deeper. But yet I feel my insecurities and flaws shine through like sunlight. I look around and ask myself, who has really been there? I'm not the ungrateful sort, but really, who has really been there? He was, He has. He knows it's not my fault that nobody loves me that way. It's not my fault I have nobody to go to sleep with and wake up next to. Because He knows I try to be, at least on the surface level, one of those girls with joy, beauty and self-confidence. All those clumsy insecurities and all those inept flaws, He only sees beauty in them.
He appreciates and cherishes me precisely because my heart is fragile - which, although I try to hide, is apparent from the way I carry myself. But that's okay, He often tells me. It's more than okay. It's my best feature.
And I realise, I've been waiting for the wrong car all along. I was waiting for one that will never come. And there He was waiting. All He wanted was me to come home.
Tell the world I'm coming home
Let the rain wash away
All the pain of yesterday
I know my kingdom awaits
They've forgiven my mistakes
I'm coming home coming home
Tell the world I'm coming home