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Home (Source and Target)

Released
Mar 20, 2026
Home (Source and Target)
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Home (Source and Target)

Home
However familiar I've ever grown, I’ve never known
Never both: source and target

I wasn’t lost; I drew the map
Source and target, I designed my path
A vagabond—nomadic accident
The smile was honest underneath the mask

And I tore my life more than thrice in pursuit of happiness
Tossing darts at my atlas heart, the target moved; I always missed

Home
However familiar I've ever grown, I’ve never known
Never both: source and target

I fell in love; I’ve been admired
In the eyes of lovers, yet never really seen
Tried to become what they desired
In the ideas of others I was never really living

Home is both the target and the source of love
The source and target I have been in search of

Home
Whenever enamored I have become, I’m never done
Looking for both (Source and target)
Not that I’m unhappy or better on my own 
But it’s never home: source and target

(However familiar)

Home is both the target and the source of love
The source and target I have been in search of

Home
However familiar I've ever grown, I’ve never known
Home
Whenever enamored I have become, I’m never done
Looking for both
Wherever, whether together or alone
I’m never home: source and target

Written by
Tyler Jameson Newton
Composed by
Tyler Jameson Newton
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Home (Source and Target) [Uncut]

Home
However familiar I've ever grown, I’ve never known
Never both: source and target

I wasn’t lost; I drew the map
Source and target, I designed my path
A vagabond—nomadic accident
The smile was honest underneath the mask

And I tore my life more than thrice in pursuit of happiness
Tossing darts at my atlas heart, the target moved; I always missed

Home
However familiar I've ever grown, I’ve never known
Never both: source and target

I fell in love; I’ve been admired
In the eyes of lovers, yet never really seen
Tried to become what they desired
In the ideas of others I was never really living

Home is both the target and the source of love
The source and target I have been in search of

Home
Whenever enamored I have become, I’m never done
Looking for both (Source and target)
Not that I’m unhappy or better on my own
But it’s never home: source and target

(However familiar)

Home is both the target and the source of love
The source and target I have been in search of

Home
However familiar I've ever grown, I’ve never known
Home
Whenever enamored I have become, I’m never done
Looking for both
Wherever, whether together or alone
I’m never home: source and target

Written by
Tyler Jameson Newton
Composed by
Tyler Jameson Newton

"Home (Source and Target)" is one side of a conversation about the struggle to feel both at home and like home with the same person, or place, or life. No matter how familiar, and comfortable, and content the speaker has grown, they’ve never quite managed to align both a source and a target in a mutual sense of wholeness and belonging. 

The song sets the stage for the larger story of the record, as I imagine the speaker explaining their experience simultaneously to themself and to someone new who will become important to them. 

Musically, I think "Home" may be the ideal entry point for those familiar with the dynamic energy and typical rock instrumentation of the music I was historically involved in—while the rest of the album will phase in and out of this zone. 

Music & Lyrics by Tyler Jameson Newton
Performed & Recorded by Tye Newton
Produced & Mixed by Tye Newton
Consultation & Mastering by Justin Newton
Art direction by Tye Newton
Album art design by Tye Newton
Photography by Tye Newton

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Home (Source and Target)
Released
March 20, 2026