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Blake Shelton ~ Problems At Home


Written by blake shelton, billy montana, & don ellis



Fires are burning up the forests
Down along the amazon
There's children starving in guatemala
They're just barely hanging on

(chorus)
And i pray they'll find the answer
That there's a way to right the wrong
And lord while you're listening
Could i mention some troubles of my own
I got problems right here at home

A teenage boy in mississippi
Brings his daddy's gun to school
A little girl in new york city
Buys cocaine for mama to use

(chorus)

My wife is crying; our baby's fighting
A battle that she may not win
The doctor's doing all that he can
God now it's all in your hands

And i pray they'll find the answer
That there's a way to right the wrong


Now i'm just one man, a grain of sand
In a troubled world i know
But i've got a problem right here at home
I've got a problem right here at home


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