Building a Home
Crafting Bonds: Beyond Bricks and Mortar
Lyrics
What does it take to build a home
Reflecting on the requirements for creating a home
Not mud and brick or wood and stone
Emphasizing that physical materials alone are insufficient
But loving those who are your own
Highlighting the importance of love for family
You hold them close and never let 'em go
Stressing the need to cherish and protect family members
Cause building a home's not like working on a building
Drawing a distinction between building a home and a physical structure
It takes a little more than sweat and blood
Expressing that emotional investment surpasses physical effort
You got to dig down in your heart
Encouraging introspection and emotional engagement
To find the tool you need to start
Suggesting the necessity of finding emotional tools within oneself
And before you know
Implying that the process unfolds gradually
You'll be building a home
The result of investing emotionally is the creation of a home
What does it take to build a home
Reiterating the question about the essential elements of a home
Not hammer, nails, or screws and bolts
Emphasizing that construction tools are not the key
And nothing at the general store
Rejecting the idea that material possessions define a home
It's the thing that money can't afford
Stating that there are intangible aspects money can't buy
Cause building a home's not like working on a building
Repeating the distinction between a home and a building
It takes a little more than sweat and blood
Reiterating the importance of emotional investment
You got to dig down in your heart
Encouraging self-reflection and emotional searching
To find the tool you need to start
Highlighting the internal tools needed for the process
And before you know
Suggesting a gradual realization of the home-building process
You'll be building a home
The outcome of emotional exploration is the establishment of a home
Building a home's not like working on a building
Reemphasizing the distinction between home and building
It takes a little more than sweat and blood
Reiterating that emotional investment surpasses physical effort
You got to dig down in your heart
Encouraging internal emotional exploration
To find the tool you need to start
Highlighting the importance of internal emotional tools
And before you know
Suggesting a gradual realization of the home-building process
You'll be building a home
The outcome of emotional exploration is the establishment of a home
You got to dig down in your heart
Emphasizing the need to delve deep into one's heart
To find the love you need to start
Stressing the importance of finding love within oneself
And before you know
Suggesting a gradual realization of the home-building process
You'll be building a home
The outcome of finding love within oneself is the establishment of a home
What does it take to build a home
Reiterating the question about the essential elements of a home
Not mud and brick or wood and stone
Emphasizing that physical materials alone are insufficient
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