The Prodigal Daughter

She packed her bags, said “I’m done here”!

Chasing a life that felt more clear.

A small-town past she left behind,

Big dreams were calling in her mind.

She hit the city, bright and fast,

Spent every dollar so it wouldn't last.

New friends, new highs, no looking back,

Didn’t see her life go off the track.

(Chorus)

She was lost in a world that let her fall,

Found her way back through it all.

Love didn’t ask where she had been,

It just said, “You belong again”.

She thought about her home again,

The steady love she knew back then.

Even the workers had their place,

While she just drifted, lost in space.

She made the trip, her head hung low,

Not sure what kind of welcome though.

But down the road, arms open wide,

Her father ran, no shame to hide.

(Chorus)

She was lost in a world that let her fall,

Found her way back through it all.

Love didn’t ask where she had been,

It just said, “You belong again”.

(Bridge)

Her sister stayed, did everything right,

Watched from a distance that night.

Didn’t see what grace can do,

Love isn’t earned—it reaches you.

(Chorus)

She was lost in a world that let her fall,

Found her way back through it all.

Love didn’t ask where she had been,

It just said, “You belong again”.

She was lost in a world that let her fall,

Found her way back through it all.

Love didn’t ask where she had been,

It just said, “You belong again”.