Big House

Words and music by Barry Blair, Bob Herdman, Mark Stuart, & Will McGinnis

I don’t know where you lay your head
Or where you call your home
I don’t know where you eat your meals
Or where you talk on the phone
I don’t know if you got a cook, a butler or a maid
I don’t know if you got a yard with a hammock in the shade

I don’t know if you got some shelter
Or say a place to hide
I don’t know if you live with friends
In whom you can confide
I don’t know if you got a family, say a Mom or Dad
I don’t know if you feel love at all
But I bet you wish you had

refrain
Come and go with me to my Father’s house
Come and go with me to my Father’s house
It’s a big, big house with lots and lots of rooms
A big, big table with lots and lots of food
It’s a big, big yard where we can play football
A big, big house, it’s my Father’s house

All I know is a big ole house with rooms for everyone
All I know is lots of land where we can play and run
All I know is you need love and I’ve got a family
All I know is you’re all alone, so why not come with me