When You Come Home Lyrics
What have you been getting into?
It's been quite a while since I've seen you, my friend
They had a discount for these blue shoes
They looked like the ones that would suit you
But I wasn't sure if your size has changed
Steam from my nose when I'm breathin'
I can't take my mind off that evenin'
But maybe I'll forget if I sleep
Talked to you when I was dreamin'
What are you doing this weekend?
You always make me laugh when you speak
And you always thought my laugh was funny
[Chorus]
So one day, if you find your way
I'll be waiting for you
Tell me 'bout all the things that you did
How was your trip?
I got all these questions to ask but I'll save them for when you come home
[Verse 2]
Barefoot in my place just to keep it clean
I hated when you didn't do the same
But the floor in my house misses your shoes
We were cooking and I couldn't taste the meat
You agreed and then you grabbed the salt for me
And I still wish that I said thank you
Whether it's hot or too cold to breathe
I know that you're findin' some place to sleep
You always love to prepare for the storm
I hope you make friends that you hate to leave
Even though it's not somethin' that you would need
I know that you could stand on your own
And trust me, I don't mean to rush you
But one day if you find your way
I'll be waiting for you
Tell me 'bout all the things that you did
How was your trip?
I got all these questions to ask but I'll save them for when you come home
About
When You Come Home is one of the most introspective cuts in all of Rich Brian’s discography. The track features production from Brian himself that resonates with art-pop and other genres of mellow, soft music.
Brian is likely talking about his departure from Indonesia and missing his parents. The track is also speculated to be from his parents' perspective, and how they cope with having a son who attained acclaim worldwide.
Q&A
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I actually started the idea of this song when I was playing on this keyboard, and in the middle of playing it my friend Vic told me it belonged to Mac Miller and I was like, “Woah, something crazy is gonna come out of this.” I came home and spent a whole week writing it and didn’t record it until the very last week I had to turn this EP in. It just had to be perfect.
– via 1883
- 1.Sometimes
- 2.Don’t Care
- 3.Long Run
- 4.When You Come Home
- 5.DOA
- 7.Sins
