Midnight light, your name on my phone,
Whispered words when I’m all alone.
Cat’s curled up by my side,
You're the thought I try to hide.
You say “hi” like nothing’s changed,
But my heart still knows your name.
Old photos on the kitchen wall,
I still wait for your late-night call.
Call me home like you used to do,
Through the static, I still hear you.
In this room where memories stay,
Even my cat knows you went away.
Call me home, don't leave me blue,
The house is cold without you.
Every ring could be you again—
Call me home, back to when.
Your mug’s still on the second shelf,
I talk to it when I miss myself.
TV’s on but the silence grows,
This place feels less like home.
You breathe a laugh through the line,
Like time forgot the space and time.
But your voice brings the warmth I crave,
Like a wave I still replay.
Call me home like you used to do,
Through the static, I still hear you.
In this room where memories stay,
Even my cat knows you went away.
Call me home, don't leave me blue,
The house is cold without you.
Every ring could be you again—
Call me home, back to when.
I don't need a hundred reasons,
Just your voice in quiet seasons.
Through the screen or through the door,
Come back like before.
Call me home like the old days do,
Say my name like you always knew.
In this house where shadows roam,
Only you can call me home.
