原創歌曲《遊子歸家》｜The Sojourner’s Homecoming

作詞：泰華
製作·編曲·演唱：Suno
翻譯：ChatGPT

中文歌詞

走過高山　走過海洋
尋遍世界　心仍渴望
直到聽見　天父呼喚
我才知道　家在前方

遊子歸來　回到父家
恩典如光　照亮天涯
十架大愛　永不離開
耶穌領我　直到永在

放下重擔　放下憂傷
主的慈愛　永不隱藏
祂的雙手　向我伸展
帶我回到　永遠家鄉

遊子歸來　回到父家
恩典如光　照亮天涯
十架大愛　永不離開
耶穌領我　直到永在

一路同行　一路歌唱
榮耀歸神　直到萬邦
天父慈愛　永遠不改
遊子歸來　回到父家

Lyrics(English)

The Sojouner’s Homecoming

by Taihua

I’ve crossed the mountains, crossed the seas,
Searching far with restless feet.
Then I heard the Father’s voice;
Now I know where home will be.

I’m coming home, my Father’s child,
Grace has lit my every mile.
Through the cross, Your love remains;
Jesus leads me home again.

I lay down every fear and care;
In Your love, my soul finds rest.
Open arms now welcome me;
In Your house my heart is blessed.

I’m coming home, my Father’s child,
Grace has lit my every mile.
Through the cross, Your love remains;
Jesus leads me home again.

Step by step we’ll sing His praise;
Glory be to God always.
Love unchanging, strong and true;
Father, we come home to You。

作者感言(中文）

《遊子歸家》（The Sojourner’s Homecoming）並不是寫給某一個人，而是寫給每一位在人生路上尋找歸宿的人。

我們都曾走過不同的道路，跨越不同的山河，尋找理想、幸福、成功，也尋找一個可以安放心靈的地方。然而，當歲月漸深，我們才慢慢明白，人真正的鄉愁，並不只是對故鄉的思念，更是對生命源頭的渴望。

聖經告訴我們，我們在世上都是客旅，是寄居者。真正永恆的家，不在世界的任何一個角落，而是在天父的懷抱裡。

因此，《遊子歸家》不只是一次回家的旅程，更是一段信心的旅程。它記錄了迷失、尋找、盼望，也見證了恩典與歸回。願每一位讀到這首詩、聽到這首歌的人，都能在其中找到自己的身影，也找到那條通向永恆家鄉的道路。

願我們在人生漫長的旅途中，都能聽見那溫柔的呼喚：

孩子，回家吧。

那一天，我們將不再是漂泊的遊子，而是真正回到父家的兒女。

Author’s Note(English)

The Sojourner’s Homecoming is not written for one particular person. It is written for everyone who has ever searched for a place to belong.

Throughout our lives, we journey across different lands, pursue different dreams, and carry different hopes. We seek success, happiness, purpose, and peace. Yet as the years pass, we gradually discover that our deepest longing is not merely for a hometown on earth, but for the place where our souls truly belong.

The Bible reminds us that we are strangers and sojourners in this world. Our permanent home is not found in any earthly nation or city, but in the loving presence of our Heavenly Father.

This work is therefore more than a story of returning home. It is a journey of faith—a journey through wandering, searching, hope, and grace. It reflects the quiet desire that lives in every human heart: the desire to come home.

My hope is that everyone who reads this poem or listens to this song will find a part of themselves within it, and perhaps hear the gentle invitation that has been calling us all along:

“My child, come home.”

May we continue our journey with hope until the day when we are no longer sojourners, but beloved children welcomed into our Father’s eternal home.