It may not seem like it, but everyone has experienced rough times it their life at some point. Whether it may be a death in the family, a loss of their job, or financial problems everyone has faced something that has brought them down. It is all about reminding yourself that things will eventually get better and that life does change. "Temporary Home," by Carrie Underwood was written in 2009 and is a perfect example of how to overcome struggles in life and to remind yourself that God does have a plan for you in the end. This song portrays more than one life event that has impacted someone's life in a different way. First, the song mentions a 6 year old boy that moves from family to family ever since he was put up for adoption. His main focus is to remind himself that it is only temporary and that he will eventually find the perfect home. Many children go through the adoption process and some find great homes and others are filtered around from home to home. I'm sure it is a struggle for children to constantly change environment and to change schools every other month, but sometimes that is their only choice. There is a home for everyone, but sometimes you have to make changes and realize that it may only be temporary. Then it mentions a young mom that is having difficulties raising her child on her own, "Young mom on her own, needs a little help got nowhere to go. She's looking for a job, looking for a way out because a half way house will never be a home." This woman is looking for a job to provide for her daughter, and wants to have a decent house for them to live in. There are a lot of single moms in this world that struggle through every day life to provide for their children. It definitely is not easy in this economy, but sacrifices have to be made in order to succeed and that is what she was doing. She wants the best for her daughter and would not settle for anything less. Sometimes you have to struggle, but she knew it was only temporary. The song finishes with a man in a hospital bed and his life is coming to an end. "Old man hospital bed the room is filled with people he loves, and he whispers don't cry for me, I'll see you all someday," this