Home
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Home
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Take me home to where I know
That place I’ve come to love so
Sugar sand and red clay hills
Tall pine trees and whippoorwills
I know there’s a place
When this damn city is more than I can take
I’ve got to get away
When I’m low I know I can take it back home
I live on a lost highway
Mass confusion and misery
Set me free that’s where I’ll be
Between the neches and the trinity
I know there’s a place
When this old world is more than I can take
I’ve got to get away
When I’m low I know I can take it back home
There’s a girl who stole my heart
From where I am we are miles apart
Well she’s all mine
She tastes like wine
Wild as a honey suckle vine
I know there’s a place
Where she gives me more than I can take
I’ve got to get away
When I’m low I know I can take it back home
Back home
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Whiskey Myers performs "Home", and this lyric page sits inside the Whiskey Myers catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Lonely East TX Nights and Bar, Guitar And A Honky Tonk Crowd with a short reason for opening each page next.
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