(Liam Gerner, Eric Lynn)

Rachel drove out to the country
To take her mind off of the town
She was running from the lights of the city
Searching for the home that she’d run away from

Sick of staring at that machine
Sick of the work sucking her in
To believing that screen was reality
Numb to the world she’d been living in

Go home Rachel
Before you lose yourself in those diamonds and pearls
Come home Rachel
Come back to life
Mother nature’s runaway girl

The trail ahead pulled her along
Just like the song of a mother calling her home
She walked in the sun and it soothed her blues
A bee flew onto her tattooed red rose
How would she survive in this wild?
How would she hunt and gather without a mall?

Go home Rachel
Before you lose yourself in those diamonds and pearls
Come home Rachel
Come back to life
Mother nature’s runaway girl

How could her soft skin tame this wild land?
Where would she have to go out here to find a man?
She’d always met men in the bars and clubs
Where would she find love on a mountaintop?

Go home Rachel
Before you lose yourself in that man made world
Come home Rachel
Come back to life
Mother nature’s runaway girl