Would You Come Home (From Roswell, New Mexico: Season 2)

My father taught me home is where the hurt is

So I built a fortress

Where I lived alone

He said ships were never meant to have a harbor

So I've worn this armor

I've fought and flown

I was raised a soldier

Put my weapons down to hold you

Is a kiss an act of war?

I just tried to keep you warm

Even though I couldn't stay

No, you never looked away

Now I can't look away

Would you meet me in the middle?

Could we both stop keeping score?

There's a battle I must fight alone

It's you I'm fighting for

If I call off the battalion

Break my walls down stone by stone

Tear down my defenses

I can build your heart a home

And if I did

Would you come home?

Together we could quiet all the noises

Drown out the voices

Play our own song

Boys becoming men under the desert sky

But something dark inside

Said it was wrong

I was raised a soldier

Put my weapons down to hold you

Is a kiss an act of war?

I just tried to keep you warm

Even though I couldn't stay

No, you never looked away

Now I won't look away

Would you meet me in the middle?

Could we both stop keeping score?

There's a battle I must fight alone

It's you I'm fighting for

If I call off the battalion

Break my walls down stone by stone

Tear down my defenses

I can build your heart a home

And if I did

Would you come home?

I still find my father's shrapnel

Buried beneath my skin

But I've begun to heal in all the places

Your hands have been

Would you meet me in the middle?

Could we both stop keeping score?

There's a battle I must fight alone

It's you I'm fighting for