I Go Home The Urge

"I Go Home" by The Urge, released in 1997, is a #Rock song that explores themes of longing, belonging, and the search for identity. The lyrics convey a deep emotional connection to home and the comfort it provides. Musically, it features energetic guitar riffs and a blend of ska influences, showcasing the band's unique style. The song resonates with listeners seeking solace and connection, contributing to The Urge's cultural impact in the 90s alternative scene.

I came with a voice to find-I left with a song for a happy man
One single moment in a slew of others
Right past the white highway serpent-a smile from a clown
Now I'm halfway there. Her face painted red, she will deliver
Me
I send me home-I send me home

And if you let me-I go home
And if you let me-I go home

It's late at night and everyone is sleeping. One man is traveling
Forward to someone he's missing
I catch a sight of something familiar-a sign that's directing me
Home. I've been there a million times I swear I'm almost there
I send me home-I send me home

And if you let me-I go home
And if you let me-I go home
And if you let me-I go home
And if you let me-I go home

I came with a voice to find-I left with a song for a happy man
One single moment in a slew of others
It's been a month of Sundays-the days go by like the lines on
The highway
Tonight, as it should be-she will deliver me

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