Laura Thompson - Come Home (CCM)

Laura Thompson has released a Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) track called Come Home.

Come Home is the Father’s song; it speaks of extravagant love and grace, calling the Prodigal home no matter where they’ve strayed. It’s a message I know so well, because I’m the prodigal a thousand times over. I hope that God reaches the struggling and broken through this song, that’s my hope.

Lyrics:

When you walked away I stayed

Knowing you would keep walking

And in my love I let you go

but I did not let go

Like a father who longs to comfort his child

So I long to comfort you

I don't care where you've run

I don't care where you've been

I don't care about the mess you've made

I wanna make you clean

And I don't care that you shook your fist in my face

Just come home

Now I see you bound by shame

How I want to release you

Can you find faith to believe

How much I miss you

Like a mother who longs to dry her child's tears

So I long to heal you

I don't care where you've run

I don't care where you've been

I don't care about the mess you've made

I wanna make you clean

And I don't care that you shook your fist in my face

Just come home

And even in the dark

I will search for you

Even though you chose this path

My love still pursues

And even through the night

I will call your name

Till you come home

Just come home

No matter where you are, just come home (4x)

I don't care where you've run

I don't care where you've been

Just come home

You can listen to the track on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1kM55fHSD2Nyx8l9nSl02O

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1ERDDhAZQU

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