You've Got A Home

June Millington

It’s time for all good little boys to go to sleep
Let’s say our prayer, beg the Lord my soul to keep
Run to the bedroom and I’ll tuck you into bed
Read you a story, then I’ll kiss your sleepy head


Someday I’ll have to tell you the reason we live alone
You may not have a father, but you’ve got a home


And when you wake, I’ll build a fire to keep you warm
Stay home from school; thank God we’re sheltered from the storm
Someday we’ll have a little cottage by the sea
And watch the sunrise from the seashore, you and me


Someday I’ll have to tell you why I’ve chosen to live alone
You may not have a father, but you’ve got a home


Come to the window, hold your breath and take a peek
Enjoy the silence; it’s been snowing for a week
But in the house I’m giving love to keep you warm
I didn’t plan it, but I’m glad that you were born


I find it so amazing how quickly you have grown
You may not have a father, but you’ve got a home


It’s time for all good little boys to go to sleep
Let’s say our prayer, beg the Lord my soul to keep
Run to the bedroom and I’ll tuck you into bed
Read you a story, then I’ll kiss your sleepy head


Someday I’ll have to tell you the reason we live alone
You may not have a father, but you’ve got a home

Trivia about the song You've Got A Home by Fanny

When was the song “You've Got A Home” released by Fanny?
The song You've Got A Home was released in 1972, on the album “Fanny Hill”.
Who composed the song “You've Got A Home” by Fanny?
The song “You've Got A Home” by Fanny was composed by June Millington.

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