
Finding My Way Home (Replaced 2)
· 4:45 · 5 plays · v2.2
- 2020s
- male vocalist
- ballad
- uk pop
- adult contemporary
- lgbtq+
- lgbt
- dance pop
- soft rock
Lyrics
I was only two years old
Too young to understand
Why the world felt so frightening
Why nobody held my hand
There were words inside a courtroom
Stories no child should know
Of the hurt and pain I'd suffered
Of the places I couldn't call home
The people who should love me
Keep me safe and help me grow
Were the ones who caused the damage
Left me nowhere else to go
The courts had heard my story
The truth had finally been told
And somewhere in the darkness
Two hearts were waiting to hold
Then two men came into my life
With kindness in their eyes
A warmth I'd never known before
A love I couldn't recognise
They opened up their hearts to me
Gave me a place to stay
And when the judge said I could go
My life changed that day
From two years old I found a home
A place where I belonged
For a little while we were a family
And I thought nothing could go wrong
I learned what love was meant to be
What it meant to feel secure
I finally had the childhood
That every child deserves
Chorus
But you're my rock, you're my strength
You're the one who's there through everything
When the world gets dark and I lose my way
You're the light that brings me back each day
You'd carry me up every mountain
Never complain, never let me fall
You're my dad, my hero, my everything
And I know you'll always give your all
I love you, Dad, more than words can say
You're the reason I believe in brighter days
Whatever life may put us through
I'll always know I've got the best dad in you
Verse 1
Then came the second of November
A day I'll never forget
A firework exploded in my heart
A pain I still feel yet
One dad walked away from us
And suddenly things changed
A little boy's world was broken
And nothing felt the same
I didn't understand it
I couldn't make it right
So many questions in my head
So many tears at night
But when one door closed behind us
You never turned away
You stood beside me, held me close
And promised you'd always stay
Verse 2
You fought in every corner
You stood up for what's right
You showed me what a dad should be
My shelter in the night
You never let me feel alone
You never let me fall
You made me feel that I was loved
The most important thing of all
And now we walk along the beaches
With the waves beneath our feet
Eating fish and chips together
Those moments feel complete
Late-night walks beside the sea
The salty air and sky
Walking Romeo through the park
Or watching the hills roll by
And every step reminds me
Wherever I may roam
The greatest gift life gave to me
Was finding my way home
Chorus
You're my rock, you're my strength
You're the one who's there through everything
When the world gets dark and I lose my way
You're the light that brings me back each day
You'd carry me up every mountain
Never complain, never let me fall
You're my dad, my hero, my everything
And I know you'll always give your all
I love you, Dad, more than words can say
You're the reason I believe in brighter days
Whatever life may put us through
I'll always know I've got the best dad in [Bridge]
I didn't choose the life I had
I didn't choose the pain
I didn't choose the tears I cried
Or the nights I felt the rain
But somewhere in that broken world
A miracle came through
I may not have been born to you
But Dad, I was meant to find you
And if I ever climb a mountain
Or find a road that's hard to see
I know you'll be right there beside me
Just like you've always been for me
You didn't have to stay
But you chose to every day
And that's what makes you my dad In every single way
Chorus
You're my rock, you're my strength
My guiding light through everything
You've shown me love, you've shown me how
To be the person that I am right now
You'll carry me up every mountain
You'll never moan, you'll never let me fall
You're the greatest dad this world could give me
And I couldn't ask for more at all
I love you, Dad, more than words can say
And I'll be grateful every single day
You gave me hope, you gave me home
You made sure I'd never walk alone
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