Annie Tracy Hometown Lyrics know the real meaning of Annie Tracy's Hometown Song lyrics
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Updated Feb 13, 2024
Annie Tracy Hometown Lyrics
[Verse 1]
If I took all of my exes and I went and put 'em in a line
Could I forgive them after all this time
If I took all of our bad times and I put 'em in rewind
I could've fixed us
We could've survived
[Chorus]
I feel like time is running out
All my real ones aren't around
Send some love here to the ground
'Cause I'm back in my hometown
Dated a boy I used to know
Turned out it was all for show
Didn't realize it 'til after
Should've known he was an actor
[Verse 2]
Bang on pots and pans, it feels amazing
Some peoplе call me crazy
But I do what I gotta do (Do what I gotta do)
And when I sing I feel love prеsent
And that's word to my exes
I never felt that from you (Never felt that from you)
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Annie Tracy Hometown Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Hometown" by Annie Tracy explore themes of reflection, forgiveness, and self-discovery. In the first verse, the protagonist contemplates the possibility of forgiveness for past relationships and wonders if things could have been different if they had tried harder to fix things. The chorus reflects a sense of longing and nostalgia for home, coupled with a realization about a past relationship that turned out to be insincere.
Annie Tracy Hometown Lyrics Details
Album
Annie Tracy
Release Date
2024
Available on
YouTube Music
Annie Tracy Hometown Lyrics Facts
Annie Tracy Hometown Lyrics - FAQ
"Hometown" explores themes of reflection, forgiveness, and self-discovery, particularly in the context of past relationships and personal growth.
In the first verse, the protagonist contemplates forgiveness for past relationships and reflects on whether things could have been different if they had tried harder to fix them.
The chorus conveys a sense of longing and nostalgia for home, coupled with a realization about a past relationship that turned out to be insincere.
In the second verse, Annie Tracy finds solace and empowerment in her passion for music, contrasting it with the lack of genuine love she experienced in past relationships.
The lyrics highlight the protagonist's resilience and determination to pursue what brings them joy, despite facing challenges and being labeled as "crazy" by some