Ever felt like shutting the world out and finding peace in solitude? Jack White explores these themes in a poignant yet powerful way. Through his lyrics, he delves into the complexities of being let down by those close to us and finding solace in self-imposed isolation. The light that turns on when a significant figure walks in symbolizes the fleeting moments of connection, while the ghosts and feelings of love hover around like remnants of past relationships. As he becomes more like a ghost, he underscores the desire to be unknown and untouchable. The stones thrown at him represent external challenges that become less painful over time. Ultimately, he builds a fortress of solitude where no one can hurt him anymore, emphasizing the comfort and invulnerability of being "alone in my home." It's a hauntingly beautiful reflection on finding strength and safety in one's own company.
Alone in My Home
Lyrics
This light that shines on me tonight
Turns on when you wander through my door
And your friends won't see you to the end, I'm sure
But you love them anyhow
Lost feelings of love
Lost feelings of love
That hover above me
Lost feelings of love
Lost feelings of love
That hover above me
The ghost that visit me the most, drop by
Cause they know they can find me here
And they claim to be held from me in chains, but come on
They're guilty as sin my dear
I'm becoming a ghost
Becoming a ghost
So nobody can know me
I'm becoming a ghost
Becoming a ghost
So nobody can know me
These stones that are thrown against my bones, break through
But they hurt less as times goes on
And though alone, I build my own home, to be sure
That nobody can touch me now
Yeah
All alone in my home
Alone in my home
Nobody can touch me
All alone in my home
Alone in my home
Nobody can touch me
Writer(s): JACK WHITE
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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