You've Been a Long Time Coming
Long-Awaited Reunion: Embracing Love's Arrival
Lyrics
You've been a long time coming
You've experienced a significant delay or wait in arriving.
But darlin', welcome home
A warm welcome upon your arrival home.
You've been a long time coming
Reiteration of the prolonged wait for your arrival.
But darlin', welcome home
A reaffirmation of the joy in welcoming you home.
So many nights I've called your name
Expressing the longing for the person by calling their name on many nights.
Not knowing if I'd see you again
Uncertainty about whether the person will be seen again.
You've been a long time coming
Reiterating the prolonged nature of the wait for the person.
But, oh, baby, welcome home
An affectionate term ("baby") used to welcome the person home.
Feel, feel kinda, kinda, kinda good right now
Expressing a positive emotional state at the moment.
Feel so good baby, yeah
Highlighting the intense joy and positive feelings.
You've been a long, real long time coming
Emphasizing the prolonged duration of the wait.
But darlin', welcome home
A warm and repeated welcome upon the person's arrival.
You've been a long, long, long time coming
Reiteration of the extended duration of the wait.
Oh, baby, welcome home
A joyful expression of welcoming the person home.
So many nights, I sit lookin' at the wall
Reflecting on lonely nights spent waiting, looking for a connection.
Hoping, praying for your call
Expressing hope and prayer for communication from the person.
You've been a long, long time coming
Reiteration of the prolonged wait for the person.
But oh, baby, welcome home
Reaffirming the joyous welcome upon the person's return.
Feel kinda good, so good right now
Expressing the current positive emotions and satisfaction.
Feel so good, baby, yeah
Reiterating the intense joy and positive feelings.
Ha, feel so good having you home, baby
Expressing the happiness of having the person back home.
Yeah, yeah, ooh, don't ever leave me
An emotional plea to never leave.
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