Carrie Underwood - Temporary home

^C9Little boy, 6 years old ^FA little too used to bein' alone. ^C9Another new mom and dad,another school, ^FAnother house that'll never be home. ^AmWhen people ask him how ^Em7he likes this place...^F (F) Am Em7 F He looks up and says, with a smile upon his face,

"This is my temporar^Cy home Gsus/B It's not where I belong. Windows and ^Amrooms that ^Em7I'm passin' through^F. This is just a st^Cop, on the way to where I'm ^G/Bgoing. I'm not afraid^Am because ^Em7I know ^F this is m^Gsusy Temporary^C Home.^F"

^C9Young mom on her own. ^FShe needs a little help, got nowhere to go. ^C9She's lookin' for a job, lookin' for a way out, ^FBecause a half-way house will never be a home. ^AmAt night she whispers to^Em7 her baby girl,^F "Som^Ameday we'll find our^Em7 place here in this wor^Fld."

"This is our temporar^Cy home. It's not where we belo^Gsusng. Windows and room^Ams that we'r^Em7e passin' through.^F This is just a sto^Cp, on the way to where we're ^G/Bgoing. I'm not afra^Amid because^Em7 I know^F this is our^G Temporary home^C

^C5Old man, hospital bed, The room is filled with ^Fpeople he loves. And he whispers don't ^Amcry for me, I'll ^Em7see you all someday.^F He looks up^Am7 and says, &qu^Got;I can see ^FGod's face."

"This is my temporary^C5 Home It's not where I belong^C/B. Windows and rooms^Am that I'm passin' through^F. This was just a sto^Cp,on the way to where I'm^G/B going. I'm not afraid^Am because ^Em7I know.^F.. this was M^Gsusy temporar^C9y home.&q^Fuot; This is our tempora^C9ry home. ^F