“My Baby’s Finally Home” was written in 2020, in the midst of a global pandemic. The song describes someone grieving the loss of their spouse or significant other and is based on the death of Trina Johnson, Mikayla Dones' mother and Michael, her father’s wife.

Lyrics: 
Intro 
Baby is finally home (La, la, la, la)
Here we go let’s tell the, ooh ooh (La, la, la, la)

Verse 1
I heard about it, bout 4 o’clock
Ran to your beside yea your heart stopped on the spot
How could you go on without me, not by my side?
What do I do without, without you?
And I know there’s something greater pulling for us cause we came to love this world we’d grew
Our love will last and see me through cause we came to love, came to love  

Chorus 1
Can you call me, call me later? Don't keep me waiting, I'm running out of patience
Can you call me, call me later? Don't keep me waiting, I'm running out, running out

Verse 2
When you’re around me, I can’t breathe
When feeling cold you warm my soul (hot fire, hot fire)
When I see your face, see your smile, and your eyes light up
I can't, can't find the words to say though
Can't, can't, can’t find the words to say though there’s nothing left to do but

Chorus  2
Can you call me? (don’t want to let you go) call me later? (can’t hold it back no more)
Don't keep me waiting, I'm running out of patience
Can you call me, call me later?
Don't keep me waiting my baby is finally home my baby is finally, baby is finally home

Verse 3
On and on and on and on, on the highway driving fast, I gave it all I let it out  
Yea, I’m facing all my fears again thinking about where we’ve been
Thought of you all, all around me is all I’ll need truth I’m lock and loaded let’s go 
We had been waiting for another chance to go somewhere to be all one 
Come and go but we can ‘t come and go cause you had to go

Chorus 3
Can you call me (my message to you) call me later?
Don't keep me waiting, I'm running out of patience
(You know) can you call me, (ooh) call me later? (time will tell)
Don't keep me waiting my baby is finally home my baby is finally, baby is finally home

Outro 
Baby is finally home (La, la, la, la)
Here we go let’s tell the, ooh ooh (La, la, la, la)

Songwriters: Mikayla Dones, Michael Dones

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