Little boy, six years old
A little too used to bein’ alone
Another new mom and dad, another school
Another house that’ll never be home
When people ask him how he likes this place
He looks up and says with a smile upon his face:
“This is my temporary home, it’s not where I belong
Windows and rooms that I’m passing through
This is just a stop on the way to where I’m going
I’m not afraid because I know
This is my temporary home…”
Young mom on her own
She needs a little help, got nowhere to go
She’s looking for a job, looking for a way out
‘Cause a halfway house will never be a home
At night she whispers to her baby girl
“Someday we’ll find our place here in this world…”
“This is our temporary home, it’s not where we belong
Windows and rooms that we’re passing through
This is just a stop on the way to where we’re going
I’m not afraid because I know
This is our temporary home…”
Old man, hospital bed
The room is filled with people he loves
And he whispers:
“Don’t cry for me, I’ll see you all someday…”
He looks up and says, “I can see God’s face…”
“This is my temporary home, it’s not where I belong
Windows and rooms that I’m passing through
This was just a stop on the way to where I’m going
I’m not afraid because I know
This was my temporary home…”
This is our temporary home
Temporary Home Video
Temporary Home Song Meaning
Temporary Home: Finding Hope in a Transient World
Introduction:
Carrie Underwood’s hit song “Temporary Home” resonates with many listeners due to its powerful message about finding hope in a transient world. Released in 2009 as part of her album “Play On,” the song quickly became a chart-topper and garnered critical acclaim. In this blog post, we will explore the main key messages of the song chronologically, analyze its meaning, and assess its adherence to biblical principles.
Verse 1:
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