Pipe Dream - Everybody's Got a Home but Me Lyrics

1955 Broadway
Pipe Dream the Musical - Everybody's Got a Home but Me Lyrics

The song was written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II.

SUZY:
Scooted outa Frisco over Route One-Oh-One,
Bummed a ride as far as San Jose,
Rode aboard a Greyhound till I run outa dough,
Landed on my can in Monterey!
But I see a lotta things along the way
And I did a lotta thinkin’ on the way.

(Refrain 1)
I rode by a house
With the windows lighted up
Lookin' brighter than a Christmas tree.
And I said to myself
As I rode by myself,
Ev'rybody's got a home but me.

I rode by a house
Where the moon was on the porch,
And a girl was on her feller's knee.
And I said to myself
As I rode by myself,
Ev'rybody's got a home but me.

I am free
And I'm happy to be free,
To be free in the way I want to be.
But once in a while
When the road is kinda dark
And the end is kinda hard to see,
I look up
And I cry to a cloud goin' by:
"Won't there ever be a home for me,
somewhere?
Ev'rybody's got a home but me"

Pipe Dream the Musical Lyrics

SYNOPSIS
All Kinds of People
The Tide Pool
Everybody's Got a Home but Me
A Lopsided Bus
Bums' Opera
The Man I Used to Be
Sweet Thursday
Suzy Is a Good Thing
All at Once You Love Her
The Happiest House on the Block
The Party That We're Gonna Have Tomorrow Night
Will You Marry Me
Thinkin'
How Long?
The Next Time It Happens