Almost Home Songtext
von Keston Cobblers’ Club

Gone
The weary and the idle vices we once wore
The stitches and regrets we covered up now torn
See I′m almost home, I'm almost home

Home
The National the castle that we made our own
And I have never tried to hide where I belong
See I′m always yours

And I would take a hundred years just to tell you how I feel
I would crawl a hundred miles just to see if this is real

Soon
The clouds will break the wind will brace these sails of stone
And I have never known a journey take this long
But I'm almost home, I'm almost home


And when I finally fall upon a shore I know
There′s only one thing I can really know for sure
Is that I′m always yours

And I would take a hundred years just to tell you how I feel
I would crawl hundred miles just to see if this is real
We could be a folklore, we could be an ancient tale
There will come a day where history repeats itself

Home
The cradle and the shelter that we made our own
And I have never tried to hide where I belong
See I'm almost home

And I would take a hundred years just to tell you how I feel
I would crawl hundred miles just to see if this is real
We could be a folklore, we could be an ancient tale
There will come a day where history repeats itself

And I would take a hundred years just to tell you how I feel
I would crawl hundred miles just to see if this is real
Maybe you′re a star now shooting through a distant sky
Maybe I'm an astronaut, searching for another life