Homeward Bound
Simon & Garfunkel(사이먼 앤 가펑클) Lyrics

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I'm sitting in the railway station
Got a ticket to my destination
On a tour of one-night stands my suitcase and guitar in hand
And every stop is neatly planned for a poet and a one-man band
Homeward bound
I wish I was
Homeward bound
Home where my thought's escaping

Home where my music's playing
Home where my love lies waiting
Silently for me

Every day's an endless stream
Of cigarettes and magazines
And each town looks the same to me the movies and the factories
And every stranger's face I see reminds me that I long to be
Homeward bound
I wish I was
Homeward bound
Home where my thought's escaping
Home where my music's playing
Home where my love lies waiting
Silently for me

Tonight I'll sing my songs again
I'll play the game and pretend
But all my words come back to me in shades of mediocrity
Like emptiness in harmony I need someone to comfort me
Homeward bound
I wish I was
Homeward bound
Home where my thought's escaping
Home where my music's playing
Home where my love lies waiting

Silently for me
Silently for me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Homeward Bound" by Simon & Garfunkel depict a musician on tour, traveling from one town to another, performing in different places every night. He's homesick and wishes to return home, where his thoughts are free, his music is comfortable, and his love is waiting. The singer is jaded with the mundanity of touring life, and all he can think of is going back to where he belongs.

The first verse describes the singer's current situation- sitting in a railway station with a suitcase and a guitar, ready to go to his next show. Each stop is already mapped out, and the author is traveling alone, hence a poet and a one-man band. The chorus repeats his wish to return home, where his thoughts, music, and love are all waiting for him.

The second verse delves deeper into the monotony of life on the road. The endless stream of cigarettes and magazines and the similarity of each town he plays in makes him long for a place where he belongs. Every stranger he meets emphasizes how out of place and alone he feels. The chorus is repeated with the same desire for home.

The final verse, however, takes a sad turn, as the singer admits to himself that all his experiences on tour are bleak and dull. Despite his success, there's an emptiness that surrounds him whenever he's alone, a void that can only be filled by somebody else. Homeward bound is his only escape from this pervasive emotion. He ends the song with the chorus, with his request for a place where he can be his best self.

Line by Line Meaning

I'm sitting in the railway station
The singer is currently in a railway station.

Got a ticket to my destination
He has a ticket to take him where he needs to go.

On a tour of one-night stands my suitcase and guitar in hand
He is on a musical tour with his suitcase and guitar.

And every stop is neatly planned for a poet and a one-man band
Each stop on the tour is planned for him as he is a solo musician.

Homeward bound
He desires to go back home.

I wish I was
He wishes he was already at home.

Home where my thought's escaping
At home, he can escape from his thoughts.

Home where my music's playing
At home, he can play his own music.

Home where my love lies waiting
His loved one is waiting for him at home.

Silently for me
His loved one is patiently waiting for him.

Every day's an endless stream
His days are mundane and seem without end.

Of cigarettes and magazines
He spends his time smoking cigarettes and reading magazines.

And each town looks the same to me the movies and the factories
Every town seems the same to him as they all have similar sights of movies and factories.

And every stranger's face I see reminds me that I long to be
Every stranger he sees makes him miss being at home.

Tonight I'll sing my songs again
He will perform his songs again tonight.

I'll play the game and pretend
He will put on a show and pretend to be happy.

But all my words come back to me in shades of mediocrity
Despite his best efforts, his lyrics feel mediocre to him.

Like emptiness in harmony I need someone to comfort me
He feels empty and needs someone to comfort him.

Silently for me
His loved one is still waiting for him patiently.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: PAUL SIMON

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@MyNamesCollin

3y↑107

Lyrics for future watchers :)

I'm sittin' in the railway station
Got a ticket to my destination
On a tour of one-night stands
My suitcase and guitar in hand
And every stop is neatly planned
For a poet and a one-man band

Homeward bound
I wish I was
Homeward bound
Home where my thought's escapin'
Home where my music's playin'
Home where my love lies waitin'
Silently for me

Every day's an endless stream
Of cigarettes and magazines
And each town looks the same to me
The movies and the factories
And every stranger's face I see
Reminds me that I long to be

Homeward bound
I wish I was
Homeward bound
Home where my thought's escapin'
Home where my music's playin'
Home where my love lies waitin'
Silently for me

Tonight I'll sing my songs again
I'll play the game and pretend
But all my words come back to me
In shades of mediocrity
Like emptiness in harmony
I need someone to comfort me

Homeward bound
I wish I was
Homeward bound
Home where my thought's escapin'
Home where my music's playin'
Home where my love lies waitin'
Silently for me
Silently for me

All comments from YouTube:

@uncletacobones

3y↑481

My dad always tells the story of how the first time he heard this song was on a little transistor radio while sitting on the deck of a ship in the middle of the Pacific on the way to Vietnam

@jonahs.8694

3y↑24

underrated comment

@Wilco362

1y↑9

Love it!

@AnnieBe65

1y↑49

I'm glad he made it back to tell you that. God love our Vietnam vets.

@jonnababo4783

1y↑1

@@jonahs.8694
❤😅

@bethiahpoyneer8916

1y↑18

What a sacrifice. We appreciate him so much!!

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@Dan-zh4mt

36w↑31

They played that song on the plane coming home from Vietnam. Still remember everyone’s reaction.

@stereodreamer23

17w↑29

I've been a fan of S&G for nearly 50 years and I just realized today that the tempo changes and the snare drum in this song mimic the sound of a locomotive speeding up and slowing down as it moves from town to town. How did I never catch that before?

It's details like that which make songs like this truly timeless--even after half a century of listening, I'm still finding new reasons to love this song...

@kristinwright6632

15w↑2

I also hear so much more in the old favorites fin 50 years ago. I get it.

@italyearl8304

39w↑76

This was the most played song on the jukebox at the officer's club, 355 Tac Fighter wing,Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base, Thailand during the Vietnam War. All of our missions were flown to Hanoi and the rest of North Vietnam. On these missions, we lost over 335 of our F-105s. God bless those Heroes that didn't come home!

@daviddriscoll8547

22w

😢

@makelifematter1896

13w

So sad my father was in the Navy and my brother in Vietnam both made it home but so sad all those who served can't even imagine the loneliness of pur heroes

@jona5517

My Father in law at Ubon, with Col. Robin Olds as his commander.

@tamarasuttle6798

Thank you for your service and for remembering❤

@sisleymichael

3y↑231

Many a serviceman listened to this song in times past. This was music of my youth and my military career was much later than the Vietnam vets. However, I listened to this after spending 14 months in Bosnia and anticipating seeing my wife and children as I climbed on a C-130 headed to Germany. Funny how music makes indelible marks on our lives and brings back memories in vibrant color.

@rogernicol9075

3y↑14

Amen Brother... One of the songs that got me through 'nam... J. T. 's "Sweet Baby James"... "10 miles behind me and 10,000 more to go..

@docbeck888

3y↑13

Sick Bay at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes. Waiting for a Corpsman to look at my ankle. This was playing on his cassette player. Homesickness kicked in in high gear.

@floydfarless8448

3y↑5

So well said and the actual years that have passed are brought back as if yesterday.

@edwardpate6128

3y↑9

I remember this being played over the ships 1MC system when we started back towards home in the North Arabian Sea after 104 days straight underway without touching land in 1984. It was a profound feeling.

@4711StGermain

2y↑6

Thank you for your service brother.
(12 mos in S.V. central highlands ...I wanted to be a medic so petitioned my local draft bd. to get my C.O. - this forced uncle sam to train me as a combat medic. Crazy how easy it was to get them to agree to let me go to 'Nam without a weapon :-)

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@joeroth1124

43w↑45

"but all my words come back to me in shades of mediocrity"
Those lyrics go so hard holy Jesus

@indyztech

28w↑2

My favorite lyrics. "Like emptiness in harmony." Genius.

@magentalady

4y↑199

"Like emptiness in harmony, I need someone to comfort me" I'm SO feeling these lyrics right now.

@jerrymammoser9857

4y↑2

magentalady ...then come to Florida. I’ll wait.

@benpietrzykowski9216

3y↑2

Can you explain to me the “emptiness in harmony “ I don’t really understand that or can’t even make it mean something lol

@benpietrzykowski9216

3y↑1

Please*

@classickruzer1

3y↑1

@@benpietrzykowski9216 emptiness in harmony is just a fill in to fit the song's rhythm.. doesn't really mean anything .. Most all songs have fill ins .. I would have said "Like emptiness no one can see, I need someone to comfort me"

@marycherry574

I can relate

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@goring19

4y↑59

Man, these guys could write songs. Pure artistry.

@Tolstoy111

16w↑1

Paul wrote the songs

@KGraceSpeaksKea1335

The best🎉

@user-le5qr1xy8d

3y↑70

Missing my mom and today is her birthday. She sent me a message from heaven "Homeward Bound"
Thank you so grateful I'm now going to your concert Feb 11th, 2022 in Ft. Lauderdale. I'm feeling blessed.

@killerkomedian1342

2y↑1

I hope you are doing well and thar the concert was everything you thought it would be

@erichall4548

35w↑3

The season 2 finale of the television show The Leftovers introduced me to this classic...

@hiradsadeghi4406

27w

What a beautiful finale I Live Here Now was

@carolg8535

1y↑17

I was sitting in a foster home when this song came out. I just wanted to get back to familiar - my homelife sucked, but I needed to be back in the city I grew up in. This song resonated with me..., but all of Paul Simon's songs did, so...

@tylerdwayne6365

2y↑61

One of my all time favorite songs. These guys lyrics and harmonies are all time amazing

@Internutt2023

1y↑3

Paul Simon and Bob Dylan were definitely the 2 great lyricists of the 60's, and their work still stands high in comparison with anything that followed it to this day

@Anthony-wp7tz

28w

Too bad Art was a prick

@mrtrailesafety

1y↑5

Summer of 72 I was riding the Dog in the South and the PNW, dreaming of the girl I loved at home.

@mike44scv1

4y↑45

Ranks right up there with The Sound Of Silence and The Boxer.

@gmailaccount8433

4y↑1

Yes!!!

@bridelessgroom1369

2y↑2

@@gmailaccount8433 And bookmarks nice with "America."

@jona5517

Men hear what they want to hear, and disregard the rest…

@budsodalsky

43w↑5

It's so sad that people can't get along. These two were on again off again for most of their lives. God obviously gave them a gift to use together. I appreciate what we got thru the brief stints these two got along. But its sad what satan does to the most beautiful unions.

@bleu545

2y↑22

Sang this song a capella w/ best friend on a commuter train and got applause from passengers.

@ericogle2845

28w↑5

This song reminds me of my dad in the car on the way to the next Air Force Base and 😢he'd get on a plane and fly to Vietnam , he used to tell us keep listening to this song and I'll be home soon ❤️. To this day I still listen to it today it gives me peaceful reminders. Simon and Garfunkel are great musicians even to this day. You can feel their music through your heart and to me that's the way music should be.

@honorladone8682

1y↑4

My daddy loved this Album! RIP Daddy I'll see you later in heaven. I miss you every day! Holland USA

@XAustria

10y↑137

This song came before my time, but I have fond memories of listening to it in the car visiting family when I was little. I had no idea who it was by. I love stumbling on old memories

@georgekenderdine509

10y↑13

Memories are what makes up your sole. Peace, and may God be with you.

@bcatgamering

9y↑15

George Kenderdine My shoes aren't made up of memories, but you too.

@bogoat

2y↑1

This song came before my time, this comment came before my time it’s weird to think that someone that was my age was listening to this song 7 years ago and I’m listening now

@trinidadapodaca7027

cool, they keep turning comments off here; thats messed up.

@lgngrrtt

1y↑1

Look at you kids with your vintage music.

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@MyNamesCollin

3y↑107

@frankcompagnone8550

Can't thank you enough..thanks

@genghiskhan4517

Thanks

@AforAscend

23w

Thank you so much

@notfromthisworld7672

2y↑18

My Mom loved Simon & Garfunkel. I grew up listening to them all the time. When Mom became sick in the hospital the nurse told me I better call my Dad (We lived about 15 minutes away) to get him there. My brother and I stood there in the hospital room waiting for my Dad and this song came on, gently playing across the speakers as my Mom passed away. I'll never forget that... My Dad arrived about ten minutes after, and I have lived with the guilt that I should have called him sooner.

@free322001

26w↑3

No. No guilt. You are a human being like your brother, like you mom, like your dad, who all did the best you could. Let that guilt noise go. It is as unhelpful as it is unwarranted.

@Ash_sunnysdaycare

14w↑4

I’m not gonna say don’t feel guilty but u did nothing wrong.

@Monarch_girl

Your comment made me tear up. Please don't feel guilty. How were you to know she was going to pass. 🙏

@wadoman699

Dr should have told you sooner.

@mikeewalt6270

50w↑5

I'm listening to this song waiting for sleep to envelope me so that I may find peace no pain no stress. If only to live pain free in my dreams, so be it

@javiermendoza2942

49w↑2

Wow, what a picture you just painted in my head.

@rbeygarcia

3y↑12

Impeccable. Flawless. God’s own vocalists.

@UlloMark

26w↑2

SUBLIME... two-and-a-half minutes of the best music ever

@GD20254

4y↑69

Listening during Covid -19 crisis,myy Brother in law told me that a local hospital where he lives play this song when patients who recovered from Covid-19 are being discharged from the hospital & going home to their loved ones 👏❤🙏☮🌏

@Fred-wy4ix

28w↑2

Memories of days gone by.
This song was very popular when I was stationed in South Korea in 1970.
We played this song repeatedly until the day came about when I rotated back to THE REAL WORLD.

@brega6286

44w↑2

Since 1961, the world has been my home no matter where I landed. Yet...I do have sweet memories of childhood security and extended family. Selememories of all experiences remain. Years of a two suitcase life taught me to be flexible. Now an elder and rather restricted I am grateful for all my experiences and "homes".

@user-mn1me3ww9s

17w↑1

Simon and Garfunkel is where it's at..one hundred percent!

@kevinmoran1319

49w↑2

My mom sent my dad a tape of music when he was in Viet nam, and this was the core song.

@NoFaceNA

1y↑7

one of the best songs ever written

@katrinaryan8608

29w

Such a privilege growing up during this time!! Like something special going on in the earth's atmosphere 😊

@stuartcalderwood440

2y↑6

I remember listening to this on a jukebox at the age of 17 with my girlfriend Jennie in Malham England in 1966. The song is so evocative that it kind of lives in you.

@KathleenLazarski-zm3ti

6w↑1

And we can all be Homeward Bound because of mr.Bridge over troubled waters Jesus Christ Himself

@richardtitzmann3217

AMEN🙏

@amandagonzales4597

Dad's music ❤

@harryodell9497

1y↑3

A poet and a one man band.

@tonyasothen5103

3y↑13

PreCovid, I traveled alot for work, so this song really speaks to me. It's become a tradition of mine to listen to it every flight home. Cheesy, I know. 😁

@feliciaespinar8564

3y↑3

Not cheesy at all ❤

@markherron1407

3y↑8

Coldwell banker Commercial brought me here! Blessings and Hugs 💖🤗🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏🤗🙏!

@Minh-fo5fd

Same

@bonniesanders4224

1w↑1

The song was actually written at a railway station.

@southernmonkey64

10y↑53

Deep within me this song hits my soul and crushes me,and refreshes me!😞😔

@whdbnrm3023

17w↑1

last day of a 6-month long motorcycle journey throughout the great USA the song came over the radio. Had a fantastic trip but at that moment I was looking forward to pulling into the driveway. Long time ago but hearing the song it seems like it was yesterday.

@tonifelise6297

4y↑12

Paul writes perfect compositions

@calvinishikawa3626

51w↑4

I remember singing this song with others in basic training on our night out listening to the jukebox wishing we were going home

@adrianpalacios4059

3y↑30

I'm a veteran, great song to dedicate to those coming HOME!!!

@susanbowman2731

3y↑2

This song meant a lot to soldiers serving in Vietnam.

@kroakie4

2y↑18

I adore this song!! This one and The Boxer are my most favorite Simon and Garfunkel hits.

@TheJofrica

46w

I like those and Cecilia

@kroakie4

46w

Cecilia is great! Have you heard their song Sparrow? Sad and beautiful.

@notmyrealnombre

4y↑28

I had to sing this at a karaoke in order to come back from the dead

@jimzern4932

3y↑3

I know exactly what you mean. Singing awakens the soul.

@MrTony-rx7tk

44w↑1

This song makes me feel like an international assassin

@stacyblue1980

2y↑3

This was one of the very first albums I bought. Thrift shop. I had very little money. But it was 75 cents. I played it constantly. I still have it. 🙏🕉

@paulafowler2412

15w

Every time I hear this song I want to cry 😢😢😢😢I miss my childhood

@thegoblinking.

3y↑10

Sometimes i think about my childhood and i just realize how great times where. I miss it. Things have changed and its so hard for me to remember what daily life felt like back then. It makes me sad, like ive lost a part of my past or a part of whats home to me, simply because im too used to now.

@jerrymammoser9857

2y↑2

..man, thats heavy. “Simply because we’re too used to now.” That, I can dig.

@marypthompson6349

13w

Great production on these songs on Simon and Garfunkel's masterpiece album☆!

@scottmurphy650

2y↑5

I have all 5 LP's they recorded and transferred them to CD's and later to my MP3 player. I grew in the 60's and actually studied several of their songs in middle school as poetry.

@vincekloss5802

3y↑26

Anthem of GI's in Viet Nam ... so related by one of my college roomies as we dwelt on friends, neighbors, and classmates who came home in bags ... Yes, more than a year or two. Thank You Paul and Art for some comfort in a tough time.

@khaleefmerricks5755

3y↑2

That add has this song stuck in my head

@potatopants4691

Same. You know it's an effective add then XD

@mromeyn

9y↑23

Mmmmmhhhhhm I could still just fall to my knees when I hear the stories and music of my life!!

@daviddecker-drane1629

1y↑1

S&G are my soundtrack, even though I came around a bit later. They are my heart.

@angelsage4951

3y↑10

This just touched my soul in the most purest way 🥺🥰💚

@annsellers1610

18w↑1

Great song❤ So glad I grew up with parents with great musical taste.

@davidvanwell2071

43w↑2

Remember that Disney movie homeward bound where the dogs and the cat try to find our way their home in the wilderness. I'm watching that for the first time and like since I was a kid thought of that song, Kind of disappointed that this song wasn't in that movie I feel like it works.

@Mattology1

15w

I thought it was but they maybe changed some lyrics but no maybe thats in my head. like a child might then ask what's a one night stand? it was maybe that lyric that kept it out or money or something i dont know just a thought. could have put it in anyway

@chrischuba5037

1y↑14

This is , by far, my favorite S&G song. It resonates very deeply. Their other songs feel dated to me but this never will. I loved it right out of the gate. Yes, it is a bit Schmaltzy but not too schmalty. I love it. Gordon Lightfoot's, 'If You Could Read My Mind' has a similar impact

@TheGodYouWishYouKnew

47w

I agree that this song feels timeless, rather than dated but that’s true of many of their songs.

@GeraldGruenigMedia1

42w

Dated? You should be ashamed

@khriscaplinger483

3y↑7

A great song from a great music era.

@jeancasola9340

1y↑1

These guys are some of the Best America has to offer....Thank you and long life guys. All our love. T&J

@gmailaccount8433

4y↑99

I want to go home. I want to be with my mom and dad. Pandemic 2020. Im 40 years old. 🙏😞🎶

@jerrymammoser9857

3y↑6

...man are you lucky!! To have both Parents still kicking!! My dad died when I was 26. Mom had a long life and left at 88. We sure had some incredible times. So, love your mother love your brother love them till they run for cover...

@whitetigress7448

Plenty more holidays -- for you and for them. Hang on and do right. xxxooo

@Hey_Blinkin

3y↑5

So, go see them. You're 40 years old for crying out loud...

@TheEmpireDabsBack

3y↑1

Blinkin is being so insensitive. We all have emotions and nostalgia is very powerful. You got this man, the journey never ends. I'm just turning 30 and I wish every day I could tell a younger me to appreciate the time I had more with them.

@Hey_Blinkin

3y↑3

@@TheEmpireDabsBack I'm not being insensitive at all. I'm motivating him/her to take control of their own fate, screw this pandemic, and go see them. You only live once, and your parents aren't around forever. Trust me, I'm in my mid forties and people are leaving faster than ever at this age.

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@benjaminanders7261

2y↑3

The leftovers brought me here

@mick50651

7y↑17

everyone connects to this jam

@reneekad

23w

Grateful I got to see my friends and see things through where they live.

@tonyl1483

3y↑1

Home is where the heart is!

@C.J2547

11y↑15

one of the best, i think :) certainly one of my favorites.

@bobby7771117

6y↑13

Great song by a great Band!!

@evangelinewheeler2650

2y↑1

Mom's favorite song she's in the hospital 72 years old. Love you mom xoxo

@flyinlion4742

May everyone make it home safely today you all are in my Prayers tomorrow Lord Come Maranatha Amen ✝

@CuzKatieSaysSo

4y↑19

How many are here because they just heard this on a TV commercial and realized they haven't heard it in decades?

@Minh-fo5fd

Yup me

@andrewturner4375

This is the first time I heard the full song

@adamblackwelder5863

5y↑47

56 people don't want to go home.

@jerrymammoser9857

Adam Blackwelder ...others can’t.

@AMAubert

56 people can't comprehend great music.

@jerrymammoser9857

@@AMAubert ...who’s to say? I don’t get why people do that either. On all sites. Some maybe do it for spite, others, maybe because it reminds them of an odd or rotten time in their lives. And then there are the true idiots.

@AnthonyJones-jt5zw

3y↑3

Maybe a simple song but still a classic....

@emelitaperez1638

4y↑4

" HOMEWARD BOUND " 🌷🧚🏽‍♂️

@thewolfnamedmikejones8999

6y↑5

My dad grow up with Simon and Garfunkel music so yeah he know they were Yahoo!

@MrHarrys6604

4y↑17

This was a song we played on our way to port after a patrol (submarine).

@giancarlolocandro6486

4y↑1

We played this as well on the Nebraska upon RTP

@enriqueespinosa6285

4y↑1

It was something who been there and for a visit or to work or by there at the Port...and back on the long visit to somewhere or home..

@leesylvester8713

2y↑1

I was a car hop in the 60s and loved this song…

@g.gilbert878

25w↑1

Came here after watching The Leftovers. Don't know if I love this song or the series more

@astephens

3y↑1

Feeling this song today. 🌳☀️🕊️

@karenharris3183

2y↑1

lovely song in a way it me now.

@kennethhuang371

2y↑1

This is the STUDIO VERSION OF HOMEWARD BOUND—1966 by Simon & Garfunkel. I want to see how this version is different from the live cut in their Greatest Hits album—1972.
Kenneth A Huang 10/1/22.

@user-qr9uh1fd8g

26w↑1

I wish I was

@extortionae6419

4y↑3

This isn't no where near my taste of music but I like this 🙂

@SparkySINN

4y↑1

The Best !

@noahbudie6852

3y↑5

Just got out of the hospital. This is all I thought about while I was there. No visitors allowed so my reunion was wonderful.

@soehnlenbros8014

3y↑1

How old are you?

@noahbudie6852

3y↑1

@@soehnlenbros8014 63

@soehnlenbros8014

3y↑2

@@noahbudie6852 I’m 15. I hate the music that people listen to now. I’ll go to school and here this rap or on the way to a basketball game and it’s all I hear. I was born at the wrong time.

@salinashector3500

23w↑1

When I hear this song I think of my great grandad leaving from Mexico to the U.S. in a train and becoming a soldier in the civil war at a tender age of 16

@mackdanny1703

Classic.

@thebaneking4787

1y↑1

God Damn…

@bobvogel2412

2y↑5

What a great song. Still nice to hear many years later. Art had the better voice. They both knew that. But Paul was the better musician. And they bith knew that too. Nonetheless together their harmony was amazing.

@SuperCabrito14

3y↑1

I can't wait to go back to California 😍 September 2021 ❤❤❤

@lechatbotte.

4y↑3

I own this album one of my favorites. Lots of great songs on it.

@shannonbowman5990

29w

❤

@aydawnn

10y↑9

beautiful song really

@doethebro6585

3y↑1

@atotallyrandomperson3889

2y↑1

@z3ph3us6

2y↑1

Jacek Rudnicki, I dedicate this one to you and your journey home. I love you and I will always remember your beautiful spirit and big goofy smile and your big heart.

@naudianeels1328

3y↑1

Love Simon & Garfunkel ❤❤❤

@RicdelaBastide

Respect

@reykjavik82

a great visual of a musician

@katalinszabo8322

Great Song!👍👍👍👍

@johnreid1912

I listen to this now after 22 years on a career journey that was ok and happy many times but has ended ultimately in failure. Looking to rebuild now by getting back closer to family and new work. I find most old friends from home are both familiar yet strangers, too. I tried the Billy Joel “Our Italian Restaurant” approach but it won’t work. As Thomas Wolfe said, you can’t go home again. You pack up your suitcase and move along, you come home when you can. You hold the memories and look for tomorrow where you can.

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