(Verse 1)
The wind still sings across the loch,
Through heather fields and stone.
I left my heart on the mountain path,
Where the pine trees whisper home.
(Pre-Chorus)
Years have flown like restless skies,
But her voice still calls my name.
(Chorus)
I’m coming home, through the rain and the smoke,
Where the hills still hold my soul in oak.
Lost for years, now I’ve found my song,
Home among the Highlands, where I belong.
(Verse 2)
The harbor lights are dim and old,
The tide remembers me.
I see her face in the silver cold,
By the fireside memory.
(Pre-Chorus)
Time may steal the years we knew,
But it can’t undo the flame.
(Chorus)
I’m coming home, through the rain and the smoke,
Where the hills still hold my soul in oak.
Lost for years, now I’ve found my song,
Home among the Highlands, where I belong.
(Bridge)
Under stars so wide and deep,
Our hearts remember what they keep.
If love can cross the years apart,
Then every road returns to heart.
(Verse 3)
The dawn breaks red on the glen once more,
The morning hums my name.
Her arms are strong as the old stone shore,
And nothing feels the same.
(Chorus)
I’m coming home, through the rain and the smoke,
Where the hills still hold my soul in oak.
Lost for years, now I’ve found my song,
Home among the Highlands, where I belong.
(Outro)
So let the mist fall, let the rivers run,
My wandering days are done.
Home among the Highlands, I am one.