Time For Me To Come Home
Blake Shelton · Cheers, It's Christmas. [2012]
And lights are on display
There's a big ol tree for all to see
where the children run and play
I look out my window
Somethin' just don't seem right
Til I said hello and heard her voice
On the other end of the line
Now it's christmas, christmas I'm hurrying' on my way
Christmas, Christmas, like I'm riding in a one horse sleigh
Well, I don't have to hear no jingle bells, just the ringing of the phone
Mama called and said it's time for me come on home
The pies are in the oven
you can almost taste the air
It warms my heart to feel her love
and know how much she cares
It's funny how going back can get you back to where you belong
it's the difference between just a melody and my favorite christmas song
Well, it's christmas, christmas I'm hurrying' on my way
Christmas, Christmas, like I'm riding in a one horse sleigh
Well, I don't have to hear no jingle bells, just the ringing of the phone
Mama called and said "it's time for You come on home"
Mama just called and said "it's time for you to come home"
Time For Me To Come Home
Blake Shelton's 'Time For Me To Come Home' serves as a heartfelt holiday single from his 2012 Christmas album, 'Cheers, It's Christmas.' The track exemplifies Shelton's signature country-pop style, blending acoustic instrumentation with a warm, nostalgic melody that resonates with themes of family and seasonal reflection. Released during the winter season, the song fits seamlessly into his broader discography of festive tracks, which often emphasize traditional values and personal connection. As a standalone recording, it captures the essence of the genre's approach to seasonal music, offering listeners a familiar and comforting auditory experience without relying on complex production techniques. The song remains a staple of his holiday catalog, reflecting his ability to craft accessible, emotionally direct compositions that appeal to a wide audience during the Christmas season.