Saddle Storms - Welcome Home

WELCOME HOME | Saddle Storms | Storm Raised Album

A barn. A house. A bar. A name on a green sign. Somebody knew exactly what they'd done.

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Somewhere west of Casper where the highway starts to thin, there's a little piece of Wyoming with a green sign on the road — a barn, a house, a bar, and honey that's the whole show. Welcome Home is a love letter to Hiland, Wyoming and every tiny dot on the map where somebody stopped, heard that stillness, and decided this was exactly the spot. City people blare their horns rushing nowhere fast. Lord they don't know what they're missing. - Original by Saddle Storms.

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Lyrics:

[Verse 1] Somewhere west of Casper where the highway starts to thin Where the sagebrush runs for miles and the wind just settles in There's a little piece of Wyoming with a green sign on the road A barn, a house, a bar — and honey that's the whole show

[Chorus] A barn, a house, a bar and a name on a green sign That's all it took for somebody to say this place is mine Where the crickets fill the darkness and the coyotes own the night Some folks call it nothing — Lord it feels like everything is right

[Verse 2] Maybe the wagon broke, maybe the oxen just sat down Maybe he stepped out and heard that stillness and that sound No horns no sirens nothing but the meadowlark at dawn A hundred miles of breathing room and sky to hang your soul on

[Bridge] City people blare their horns rushing nowhere fast Never laid in an open field and counted stars till the last Never heard the nighttime come alive around them wild and free Lord they don't know what they're missing — I'm sure glad that's not me

[Final Chorus — quiet, restrained, almost spoken, intimate] A barn, a house, a bar and a name on a green sign That's all it took for somebody to say this place is mine Where the crickets never stop singing and the antelope still run Yep this is the spot — somebody knew exactly what they'd done

Written by Saddle Storms: https://SaddleStorms.com

About Saddle Storms: Wyoming-born outlaw country, western storytelling, rodeo soul, heartbreak ballads, and Code of the West honesty from six generations of ranch life.

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