Homeless by Six Feet Deep
Homeless lyrics
One nation under God, and in Him we trust,
well I'll believe it when I see it but I won't get my
hopes up.
This melting pot of age, denomination, and race
has boiled over with prejudice, disgraced and shame
faced.
Open your eyes people, things are gettin' sick.
Murder is legal, and the killers get rich.
Call this the land of the free and the home of the
brave,
well I see people in chains and they're too blind to
see that they're slaves.
I won't call this home.
Hate, it's the national pastime. Too late, it sung its
song for the last time.
I'm building my stronghold on the Rock of Ages,
not on the sands of sin because I know its wages are
death,
but God's love has given the breath of new life. So
don't forget.
Watch TV and see the world's definition of love,
immorality glorified far above the importance of where
man stands with God,
and I think its got to stop!
I won't call this home.
Every time I turn my head, this place, it's in my face.
So blasphemous.
Screaming its obscenities, its abominations bleed my
eyes. Disease.
These wicked flames, that flicker pain, try night and
day to consume me.
The smell of death on everything I touch, cost of
acceptance far too much.
But not for long, I'm going home, my savior's coming
for me.
I've got to hold my head up high, try not to lose my
focus.
I've got to stand my ground, while this world rips at
my flesh.
But not for long, I'm going home, my savior's coming
for me.
This nation we witness, the child of progress,
the land of opportunity, the land of success,
is just a caldron of souls that's about overfilled,
an empire the devil has worked so hard to build.
So for as long as I'm here, for the rest of my days,
I won't conform to this world, I won't adopt its ways.
Christ's kingdom is coming and without Him it's
hopeless,
so until that day you can consider me homeless.
Homeless - For Now - Always - Homeward Bound!
Homeless - For Now - Always - Homeward Bound!
Homeless - For Now - Always - Homeward Bound!
Homeless - For Now - I Won't - Call This Place Home!
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