Lyrics
Verse 1
I've got my memories
They're always inside of me
But I can't go back
Back to how it was
I believe in now
I've come too far
Now I can't go back
Back to how it was
Pre-Chorus 1
Created for a place I've never known
(Chorus:)
This is home
Now I'm finally
Where I belong
Where I belong
Yeah, this is home
I've been searching
For a place of my own
Now I've found it
Maybe this is home
Yeah, this is home
Verse 2
Belief over misery
I've seen the enemy
And I won't go back
Back to how it was
Pre-Chorus 2
And I got my heart
Set on what happens next
I got my eyes wide
It's not over yet
We are miracles
And we're not alone
Chorus
(Bridge)
And now
After all my searching
After all my questions
I'm gonna call it home
I got a brand new mindset
I can finally see the sunset
I'm gonna call it home
Chorus
Ending:
Now I know
Yeah, this is home
I've come too far
And I won't go back
Yeah, this is home...
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
This Is Home presents home as the end of a long search and the beginning of a changed way of seeing. Memories remain important, but the lyric refuses to return to an earlier life marked by misery and conflict. The movement is forward: belief replaces despair, questions give way to recognition, and a new mindset allows the singer to name a place of belonging.
Its language can be read alongside biblical themes of pilgrimage and lasting citizenship, though the song does not spell out every connection. The claim of being created for a place not yet known recalls the expectation of a home beyond present circumstances. Likewise, the repeated refusal to go back suggests renewal rather than nostalgia. Searching, seeing, and finally calling a place home form the lyric’s central progression. The result is hopeful without ignoring uncertainty: belonging appears not as a return to the past, but as an arrival made possible by changed belief and a clearer sense of what comes next.
Related Scripture
- Hebrews 13:14 The verse says believers seek the lasting city that is to come.
- Philippians 3:20 Paul identifies the believer’s citizenship as being in heaven.
- 2 Corinthians 5:17 Life in Christ is described as a new creation in which the old has passed away.