On My Way
Andrew Ripp's song "On My Way" is a reflective piece about leaving a painful relationship and finding hope in moving forward. The lyrics speak of remembering someone's fading smile and the pain they hid, while the narrator acknowledges personal change and a determination to return home. The chorus expresses a break from what has been taken and a belief that stormy weather will turn into something better. The song carries a message of resilience and optimism, suggesting that endings make way for new beginnings. While not overtly religious, it touches on themes of healing and hope that resonate with Christian listeners.
I remember every word, you tried so hard to say
I remember when your smile began to fade
And every kiss you gave could never hide your pain
I never thought that I'd become, what I became
But, I'm on my way back home
I'm on my way back home
I'm breaking with everything you've been taking
And I just thought you'd be on my side
Well, pay no mind
Cause if it's raining, the stormy weather will change into
Something better it'll be alright
Cause either way
I'm on my way back home
Do you remember holding back? frozen like a stone
Do you remember when we tried, to let it go?
It's all the same, no one's to blame for broken hearts
And everything must end so something new can start
And I'm on my way back home
I'm on my way back home
I'm breaking with everything you've been taking
And I just thought you'd be on my side
Yeah, pay no mind
Cause if it's raining, the stormy weather will change into
Something better it'll be alright
Cause either way
I'm on my way back home
There's something about you
There's just something about you
There's something about the way it makes me understand
And I'm on my way back home
I'm on my way back home
I'm breaking with everything you've been taking
And I just thought you'd be on my side
Yeah, pay no mind
Cause if it's raining, the stormy weather will change into
Something better it'll be alright
Cause either way
I'm on my way back home
And I'm on my way back home