Please Come Home - Dustin Kensrue

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Embed: and you took your money,
and you took your leave.
You drilled my heart and turned your back on me.

And you hit the town,
and you hit the bottle hard.
You race 'round
in your fancy cars
and you blow all your money,
on brothels, beds, and bars,
before you know your broken times get hard.

I still stand here waiting,
with my eyes fixed on the road.
And I fight back tears and I wonder
if you're ever coming home.
Don't you know, son, that I love you
And I don't care where you've been?
So please come home.

And now you've hit bottom.
All those open doors have shut
and your hungry stomach's tied in knots,
but I know what you're thinking:
that you troubled me enough.
Nothing could ever separate you from my love.

I still stand here waiting,
with my eyes fixed on the road.
And I fight back tears and I wonder
if you're ever coming home.
Don't you know, son, that I love you
and I don't care where you've been?
Yes, and I'll be right here waiting,
till you come around the bend.
And I run to you and hold you close,
won't let go again.
So please come home.
Please come home.

Don't you know, son, that I love you
And I don't care where you've been?
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Please Come Home Lyrics

Well I woke one morning,
found you staring down at me.
You said, "I'll take my share now, father, please"
and you took your money,
and you took your leave.
You drilled my heart and turned your back on me.

And you hit the town,
and you hit the bottle hard.
You race 'round
in your fancy cars
and you blow all your money,
on brothels, beds, and bars,
before you know your broken times get hard.

I still stand here waiting,
with my eyes fixed on the road.
And I fight back tears and I wonder
if you're ever coming home.
Don't you know, son, that I love you
And I don't care where you've been?
So please come home.

And now you've hit bottom.
All those open doors have shut
and your hungry stomach's tied in knots,
but I know what you're thinking:
that you troubled me enough.
Nothing could ever separate you from my love.

I still stand here waiting,
with my eyes fixed on the road.
And I fight back tears and I wonder
if you're ever coming home.
Don't you know, son, that I love you
and I don't care where you've been?
Yes, and I'll be right here waiting,
till you come around the bend.
And I run to you and hold you close,
won't let go again.
So please come home.
Please come home.

Don't you know, son, that I love you
And I don't care where you've been?
So please come home.

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Dustin Kensrue (born November 18, 1980) is the vocalist, lyricist, and rhythm guitarist in the Orange County post-hardcore quartet Thrice, as well as a solo artist.

Dustin also has a solo acoustic side project under his own name. He had toured in past years on his own under the moniker "Ursus Veritas," but decided to drop the name in favor of simplicity since "people have enough trouble just pronouncing [his] last name to begin with." The name was a play-on-words of its Latin components: Ursus meaning bear, and Veritas meaning truth. Kensrue has been quoted as saying there is no real special significance to the name, other than he likes bears, and thought it sounded cool.

On January 23, 2007, Kensrue released a solo album titled "Please Come Home" under his name, Dustin Kensrue and on the label Equal Vision Records. It includes the tracks "I Knew You Before," "Pistol," "I Believe," "Please Come Home," "Blood & Wine," "Consider The Ravens," "Weary Saints," and "Blanket Of Ghosts." He wrapped up the recording and mixing of the album at the home of fellow Thrice member Teppei Teranishi. The album opened at 142 on the Billboard 200 with 5,800 copies sold. He supported the album with a solo tour including stops on David Letterman's talk show and The Fuse Network.

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