Thank God For Hometowns

Carrie Underwood

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Yesterday I got a call Someone I didn’t know at all had passed away Mama said "Yeah you know him You went to school with both his kids They lived out on Prescott lane" She said "You should’ve seen the line Mrs. Johnson said to tell you ’Hi’" Thank God for hometowns And all the love that makes you go round Thank God for the county lines that welcome you back in When you were dying to get out Thank God for Church pews And all the faces that won’t forget you Cause when you’re lost out in this crazy world You got somewhere to go and get found Thank God for hometowns Yeah Last June my cousin tied the knot Didn’t know if I’d go or not But I’m sure glad I did It was a pretty good haul but worth the drive I could feel myself come back to life The closer that I’d get First red light I rolled the windows down Breathed it in and took a look around Thank God for hometowns First kisses and touchdowns Thank God for the county lines that welcome you back in When you were dying to get out Thank God for Church pews And all the faces that won’t forget you And when you’re lost out in this crazy world You got somewhere to go and get found Thank God for hometowns Bridge: I always find another piece of me Walking down these old familiar streets Thank God for hometowns And all the love that makes you go round Thank God for the county lines that welcome you back in When you were dying to get out Thank God for Church pews And all the faces that won’t forget you Cause when you?re lost out in this crazy world You got somewhere to go and get found Thank God for hometowns Thank God for hometowns

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La chanson évoque la nostalgie et l'importance de nos racines. Elle fait référence à des souvenirs d'enfance, aux retrouvailles avec une communauté qui nous a vu grandir, et aux liens profonds qui unissent les gens dans un lieu familier. À travers des anecdotes personnelles et des souvenirs partagés, elle célèbre ces endroits où l'on se sent chez soi, où l'on retrouve l'amour et le soutien des autres. Le contexte de la chanson se déroule dans un cadre intime, où le souvenir d'un ami décédé ravive des émotions liées aux moments vécus dans son village natal. Cela nous rappelle que même dans les moments difficiles, il y a un retour vers la chaleur de la communauté et la foi, des éléments essentiels lorsque l'on se sent perdu dans le tumulte du monde. C'est aussi une reconnaissance des petites choses qui font que l'on se sent vivant et entouré, comme des rencontres à l'église ou des retrouvailles familiales.

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