Coming Home or Comin' Home may refer to:
Downward Is Heavenward is the fourth and thus far final studio album by the Champaign, Illinois post-hardcore band Hum. It was released on January 27, 1998 by RCA Records.
Despite selling fewer copies than its predecessor You'd Prefer an Astronaut, the album was critically acclaimed. Brent DiCrescenzo from Pitchfork Media praised the abrasive but graceful nature of the album, writing, "A listen to Downward Is Heavenward actually scrubs off a layer of skin, yet Hum still manage to infuse grace and control into their skyward swirl." Ned Ragget from Allmusic wrote, "Having scored their fluke hit with 'Stars', Hum hunkered down and created a follow-up album that went nowhere, leading to the band's splintering. An unfortunate result all around, because, arguably, Downward Is Heavenward isn't merely the group's best album, but a lost classic of '90s rock, period." In 1999, Pitchfork Media placed the album at #81 on their top 100 albums of the 1990s.
"Comin' Home" is a song written and recorded by Canadian acoustic artist City and Colour. It was released in 2006 as the second single from the album Sometimes.
The lyrics tell a story of a man who travels extensively, deeply missing his attached lover, and mentions traveling on Canada's Highway 1 in hopes of seeing her.
The music video was directed by Chris Sargent. It is in black and white and shows Dallas playing in different rooms, with scenes showing a woman in (what appears to be) some of the same rooms, but never at the same time as Dallas. The song is referenced in a Cancer Bats music video where a group of men (played by the band members, along with Alexisonfire vocalist George Pettit and producer Greg Below) sing the song at the end.
Sittin' at the gate, I didn't have a reservation
Couldn't turn away hopin' for cancellation
Take me to the sky take me to my inspiration
Only one more day
I'm divin' through the sky, ah thinkin' 'bout situation
I thought that I would die laughin' at the complication
I couldn't sleep a wink wonderin' what I would say to you
Only one more day, and I'll be on my way
And with the love I long to hold
Oh there's nothin' like the feelin'
Of comin' home, I'm comin' home
I'm at the carousel I see you from across the station
Somethin' in my eye,or is it my imagination?
It's been a long time we got, a lot of catchin' up to do
Only one more day, I'll be here to stay
And with the love I long to hold
No there's nothin' like the feelin'
Of comin' home, 'cause I'm comin' home
Comin' home, oh baby I'm comin' home
Coming home I'm comin' home
I'm coming home to you
What a holiday we're gonna have a celebration
Everybody sing everybody's jubiliatin'
Have another drink I didn't mean to keep you waitin'
Only one more day, and I'll be on my way
But you'll never be alone, if you save the love you're feelin'
Till I get home,
'Cause I'm comin' home
Comin' home
Coming Home or Comin' Home may refer to: