Craig Morgan: Almost Home Meaning
Song Released: 2002
Almost Home Lyrics
He was covered with the evening news
Had a pair of old wool socks on his hands
The bank sign was flashing "5 below
It was freezing rain an' spittin' snow
He was curled up behind some garbage...
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#1 top rated interpretation:I think the old man was homeless and wanted to be left alone so he could pass away and go home (heaven) and he would be fishing with a loved one that has passed on aswell.
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The lyric mean a man who was rdy to be called home by the lord. But its deeper than just that .its about the reflection of life , pass life moments that allow urself to reflected as u spend those final moments in ur body form before ur released to the angel form, the song has many deep levels of meaning. But I am in traffic headed to work . So I won't have time to go into tbem. One of the most beautiful ,amazing song ever wrote, deep level meaning song ever
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I know where Calico Creek is and where some of the words in the song came from. Some things have a real story.
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I have always thought that he was remembering a specific day from his childhood for the first time in 65 years through a dream. but as the man was awaken everything that he had been waiting to see for years was gone. just like being in a really good dream and you wake up and its gone. I believe that the song intended for him to go to heaven and reunite with his family but I think the version I described is even more sad.
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The actual lyric states: "I was close enough for my old nose..."
He was an old man in that dream. He was ready to die & reunite with his family that he'd had no contact with for many years.
As sad as that is, I've always loved how the lyrics of this song almost make the listener touch, see, hear & smell things as it would be described in a vivid dream. -
I've thought the same as the others but also that it also sounds like he could've been abducted when he was almost home and so he never made it home as a child and was never found and ended up homeless and alone & in the predicament that he's now in.
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The gentleman was dying.
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I always thought that he was freezing to death and his life was flashing before his eyes and wanted to go ahead and go to see his family in heaven
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I believe he was dreaming of life when he was a kid when the guy woke him up.
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i think it's about he was dying and a guy was saving him but when he says he's almost home it's heaven bc heaven is made up of the things you love most in your past life so i think is he was almost to heaven
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Come on. Lay in freezing rain and snow -5 below. Glad people try to get the good out of things but this guy was almost gone!
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I just think he was remembering a time before he became homeless.
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I believe that it means that a young man was trying to help him on a cold night and he was dreaming about the good life and going home as a kid
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Amazing song!
I think it means that life is hard now and when he was a child life was simple . Maybe war tore him into the place he is now. Maybe loosing his parents in 55 ?
I don't think he is dying .
I think because I can relate , that remembering when life was easy helps . It gets him through.
His situation sucked and he just wanted to be left alone to go home when he was a boy , to a time where life was good. -
I always thought that the homeless man was a veteran trying to remember life before the war.
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He dreaming about home when he was starting to die and he wished that he hadn't woke him up so he would die dreaming while going to heaven.
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