Don't It Make You Want To Go Home?
South Joe Lyrics

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Joe South With The Believers Don't it make you want to go home? Don't…

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Games People Play Hmm la-da da da da da da da La-da da da…

Hush I got a certan little girl shes on my mind No…
These Are Not My People Well, your momma and your poppa sent ya to the…
Walk a Mile in My Shoes If I could be you and you could be me…

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James Weldon

3y↑64

My parents had a few Joe South records that they played when I was a kid. Listening as an adult, I am blown away by the top notch musicianship and songwriting on his records. He was one of the music industry’s unsung heroes, most people don’t know who he was, but most Americans past a certain age have heard him or his music.

Robert Coker

2y↑5

Joe was just Joe, what ya saw is what ya got, and that was "A LOT", of talent, charm, charisma , and truth !!!

Patricia Smethatsit

2y↑2

He sang and wrote from his heart.

kay feezell

1y↑4

Love this song . Don't it make you wanta go home...

Mary Riley

47w

I remember growing up in Georgia the this song describes it to a T!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Carolyn Sondermann

2y↑11

For me this song has a deeper meaning that goes beyond a natural desire to go back to an earthly home. When I listen to it, I'm thinking only of my heavenly home and yearning for the day when I leave this body and step into Eternity where I know I'll be reunited with all my loved ones already over there. A husband, a son, a mother, a dad, a brother, and sisters and so many other family members as well as friends who added goodness to my life here on this earth. ❤ It has been a very long, and often times hard journey here. How grateful I am to know that life will not end for me once I draw my last breath but instead the negative will develop into the positive picture of complete perfection. No more sighing, no more crying, and no more dying. I trust that any readers of this comment also have this Blessed Assurance gained by knowing and accepting our Lord Jesus Christ as redeemer, and Savior!

R Shuler

2y↑1

God bless you. ✝️Yes, I’m so homesick for a country that I’ve never seen…🕊🙏🏼🙌🏼

Joe Bryant

1y↑1

Amen

Chris Lawson

46w

Yes, what a day of forever it's gonna be. Halalujah Jesus!

567musicman

43w↑1

Sondra, what a lovely comment. This was the very first song I ever heard Joe sing and when my time here is through yes I will get to go home because of my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. So thankful for God's love and salvation. My Pastor will probably frown on it but I'd like this played at my funeral along with several hymns that are among my favorites! God Bless you, dear! 💝

Luke Swain

29w

@567musicman this would be an incredible song to hear at a funeral. A lot of hymns sung at church are just as "secular" as other music. It's never about the words or the music. God sees your heart. If this song makes you feel or so the Lord, He will see that. Regardless of how "ungodly" the music is. God is merciful and good!

microvantastic

11y↑12

This song is both agonizing & profoundly sentimental! I knew all those same heartbreaks growing up in nothern Illinois, watching everything change before my eyes, then it did me in even more by my folks moving down to the menagerie of boarderless towns of S. Florida by the mid 60's. ..I wanna go home to the grassy fields of my youth.. chasing lightning bugs and popsicle-made boats down the little creek near home. No locked doors or cell phones. ..waiting for mom's "yodel" for supper time.

ab1856

17y↑45

To this day, Joe South's music always brings a tear to my eye. What a singer. What a songwriter. Thank you, Joe, for all the joy your music has brought me these many years.

leslie mason

2y↑7

Yeah this song means so much to me treasured memories of my mum,and days on the farm,now buried under concrete, yeah I wanna go home had enough

Rogee Bundy

2y↑2

Me too great songs

Patricia Smethatsit

2y↑2

I do want to go to Wyoming, but I don't want to walk the streets I used to. I want to walk the fields I played in as a kid.

Sooz

2y↑7

Yes and 15 years after your comment I'm here again remembering when my brother his wife and I would drive through the Flint hills of Kansas singing this song without a care in the world. How I wish I could go back and just do 1 day again with them.

Angelica G

40w

When I was younger and I would see the melancholy in my dad’s face as he listened to his Argentine tangos (Carlos Gardel was his favorite) I never really understood how music could affect him like that. Well, here I am listening to Joe South again, memories of those days and this song choked me up. The images evoked by those lyrics are palpable. I understand you now, Papá. 😔

ahstc1973

13y↑12

Never hear many of todays performers recognize Joe's work but wow ... this man was one talented man ... he actually was a few years ahead of his ime because his songs mainstreamed but would even do more so today ... Joe South congrats and thanks for some great music !

P C

5y↑51

This came out 50 years ago and it means a whole lot more to me now than it did then. Joe’s songs were really poetry set to music. He was a rare talent.

Patricia Smethatsit

2y↑1

Yes, he was.

Lois Camin

6y↑72

I wanna go home but I’m 62, parents are dead, home is gone 😢, & so is Joe South. LOVE THIS SONG!!

jennifur sun

2y↑10

I'm a little older and so are mine and two of my brothers and my doggie so wish I could wake up in my old room

Patricia Smethatsit

2y↑7

To both of you, me, too.

Travis Fulfer

1y↑2

I'm older too, but This song really brings back so many memoeies!

pat freda

35w↑1

Just heard it on Sirius, man, do I want to go home to like it was in 1969. Like most of you my parents are long gone, so is the house but the memories are forever.

john perks

3y↑13

One of Georgia's favorite sons, along with Tommy Roe and Billy Joe Royal. As a singer/songwriter you will forever remain a legend, R.I.P. Joe.

roadwarrior3

16y↑1

Thanks murphicus for posting this 1969 jewel by Joe South. While I've heard countless versions of "Don't It Make You Want to Go Home" by JS and countless others, this version by JS has always been my favorite. Joe South captures in this classic performance like no one ever has the raw emotions many have felt in recalling the homes, familiar haunts, and loved ones they left behind years ago.

Houston Rebel

6y↑64

All his songs are like fine wine. Joe South is very underrated.

2500grit

4y↑1

Texas Rebel it’s all about merchandising, not talent

Houston Rebel

4y↑5

@2500grit These days its not at all to do with talent. It's all image, appeal, merchandising. They don't need to have talent when all they have to do is press a button and have a machine do it for you. I predicted in the 80s that music was gonna become the way it is now. I wish I was wrong. Lol.

Robert Coker

3y↑7

It's kinda sad, singers like Joe, had ah thing called talent and Soul, electronics don't have that, never will

Houston Rebel

3y↑3

@Robert Coker So true. Music today lacks the heart and soul and feeling that used to be the definition of music. It's impossible to replace that with a computer or DJ type device. Whatever it is they call it.

3360274

3y↑5

He was all over the charts back in the day, and all over the radio. He was an unmistakable talent. Yeah I remember riding around listening to him on AM radio. Before I could afford an 8 track tape deck for my ride!

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Susan Severance

4y↑26

This song pulls my heart right out of my chest!! Oh the memories!!

Armand Alegg

16y↑10

This is a wonderful song! Gripping intro, melancholy chords to match the lyrics, nice guitar work, that low rumbling bass, lovely strings, and a great horn part too. A tour de force. It's just a shame that mediocre stuff like "Sugar Sugar" got very popular while excellent songs like this one weren't so lucky.

Bill Anthony

4y↑27

Still rocking this in 2020! One of my favorite Joe South songs of all time. When you go home, you will find just how much your home has changed...wish we could freeze certain places and certain times forever...

Linda King

11y↑1

I have listened to several of the songs and am impressed at the work loyal fans have done to put these posts on the wall. Thank you for making it possible for me to take a trip through time and sooth my soul with some good ol music. I have enjoyed this. He would have been someone interesting to know, I am glad he lived a nice life and is with family once again.

Pat Burke

17y↑11

This song gets in your head and you can't stop singing it! One of the great songs ever!

Carolyn S. Hennecy, Advocate

12y↑8

It's so sad that we don't realize what we had until it's gone, and when it came to songwriting, Joe South was one of the best and most underrated and under-recognized of them all. RIP Joe. Thanks for some great music, it will keep you alive, for when we listen, we'll have a piece of you with us!

Carl Wise

4y↑14

A classic song by the master songwriter, Producer, Singer Joe South .The bass performance was spectacular along with the entire musical performances on this studio recording . R I P Mr Joe South .

Caper. here

3y↑6

This man wrote and sang some beautiful songs. I think they meant a lot to people at their time of release.

deb512

12y↑8

This is one of those songs that no matter how much time has passed, when you hear it on the radio you still remember all the words and you still sing along..

Ruth Shannon

12y↑1

I really liked Joe South.Every time I hear this song ,I get so homesick for my home in Tennessee.I have been gone from Tennessee for 61 years,but I still consider Tennessee my home.There is no place like home,with all the memories you have of when you were young.Rest in peace,Joe.You will be forever missed.

DairyKills

15y↑9

Ah..I lost my album a long time ago so I'm glad I found this! This song hasn't left me in 40 years and I still love it. What an artist - what a voice...

Tom Riggs

4y↑37

I went to Vietnam in September of 69. When We got off the plane in Cam Rahn Bay, they had a jukebox outside the terminal blaring out toward the tarmac. This is the song we were greeted with as we got off the plane. Love the song.

Jay Walker

4y↑3

Loved the PX there and the long lines. Our limit of 3 cases of beer sucked.

R V

2y↑2

Still have letters written to me by my late step-father from Cam Rahn Bay. I miss him and all my friends and relatives who have passed…especially when hear this song.

Ralph Nichols

2y↑5

Got to 'Nam in May, '69 - I was working at the 61st Med Bn there when you passed through
in September. Welcome home, brother.

fogologo100

2y↑2

Odd. But at N.T .C basic Navy, 1969 when we finally got to listen to the radio, this was the first song.

Polly Porter -Campbell

2y↑1

Thank you for your service.

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john meyer

11y↑5

Saddened to hear about the death of Joe South. A very talented song writer, and performer from the late 60's. "The Games People Play" was his greatest tune. God bless you Joe. RIP.

1963dodgeboy

8y↑445

Joe was totally underrated, a great musician, ( did a lot of background music on Bob Dylan albums) and a great singer songwriter. Rest in peace Joe, for those who appreciated you, you'll be greatly missed.

Shelly VanArsdale

8y↑15

loved him

Christopher Franklin

8y↑21

He also wrote Rose Garden, a hit for the late Lynn Anderson.

Nina Bernel

7y↑17

And Down In the Boondocks.

funwithFred

7y↑20

Fantastic song writer and musician.

1pixiecat

7y↑18

I agree 100%, great music, great lyrics, lovely guy. Still love listening to his music today.

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juslookin3

17y↑7

Thanks so much for posting this. It's almost forgotten to radio. I can't recall hearing it on radio since the misty memories of early childhood when it came out. It's a very touching song and excellently produced recording. I have it on CD, but this video may bring others to Joe's music.

AlBundyforPrez

2y↑5

This song was imprinted in me as a kid in '69, underrated for sure.

Lauren Haarmans

5y↑1

Joe South is a great song writer, great singer, a truly down to to earth man and sings as things really are. It’s a risk that didn’t hurt him, it helped him as well as other artist’s.

Great Man, I love his songs. Thank you fir sharing this.

ukrandr

4y↑2

Man, nostalgia is a powerful drug. While others look back with fondness to the bygone days of the Drive-in, Joe takes us back to a time BEFORE the land was defiled by the Drive-in. I love this song, sad as it is.

sauquoit13456

12y↑1

On this day in 1969 {November 1st} Joe South performed "Don't It Make You Want To Go Home" on late Dick Clark's American Bandstand... Three months earlier on August 23rd it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #41 and spent 12 weeks on the Top 100... It reached #27 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart and #42 in Canada... Joe South passed away on September 5th of this year at the age of 72 {heart failure}... R.I.P. Mr. South and Mr. Clark...

Deb Della Piana

10y↑351

This was one of the most underrated musicians on the planet. Listen to the words. Not much has changed in the world.

Debra Blades

10y↑15

ABSOLUTELY !!

Eddie Bowman

6y↑1

Deb Della Piana z

John LaStrada

6y↑11

Joe South played lead & acoustic guitar on some of Bob Dylan's tracks on "Blonde on Blonde." And this was around the time South was charting in the top 25 ("The Games People Play"), so it isn't like no one knew who he was. Dylan stated in an interview that South was an excellent studio musician.

Gary De Forest

5y↑4

@John LaStrada Dylan didn't like being challenged as a songwriter though, which he was by Joe South.

Donna Marshall

5y↑6

cry every time I iste t ths

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Thomas Simpson

6y↑11

I heard this recently on the radio after not having heard it for 40 years or more. What a treat!

47millionvictors

12y↑1

Only discovered the brilliant Joe South inside the past year and have been collecting all his great music, obviously including this poignant and lovely song. Very sad to hear of his passing. RIP Joe and I hope that when my time comes you will be whereever we might go to play some more...

murphicus

17y

Amen on that... Another is Tom Paxton, who is still out there writing & singing, but chose the path of doing what he wants, when he wants. "It was the last thing on my mind" has been covered by too many to count.

moe barnett

2y↑1

I was raised in Ga. but heard this song for the first time while on vacation in panama city Florida in 1969. Words cannot describe how good it sounded to me then. I'm now 66 years old and it still sounds good. Good music last forever.

Music4allofU

10y↑95

This track touchs my soul. It is one of my favorite recordings of all time. Rest In Peace Joe South. A great blue eyed soul singer.

Mean Mary Jean

17y↑3

I was 13 and living at home when this song came out. It still made me homesick! Joe South was very underappreciated as an artist. If you're out there, Joe, your fans still love you! We always will.

Robert C

2y↑6

"All God's children get weary when they're wrong..."
Beautiful song, beautiful lyrics!
I've been weary for a good, long time.

Luke Swain

2y↑5

I dont want to bust your lyric bubble but it's weary when they roam. But thats the beauty of a song! If you hear when they're wrong, then that's what it is! The lyrics on this song are mesmerizing regardless!

Karla Kay

42w

*Roam
When they roam

pmoyer50

11y↑1

He wrote songs that still breathe with life and that's sweeter than a bed of roses in front of his gravestone.

Denise Hedden

6y↑3

Beautiful song. My Dad use to play music with him & he loved it we had every record he sang so I grew up listening to Joe I was raised right into music. Thanks 4 posting. Love🕊

Paul McElveen

42w

This beautiful, classic and melancholy song was recorded in 1969 by the very handsome and very talented singer, songwriter, and musician Joe South. I love this song! It makes me cry! This song truly belongs to Joe South! Thank you for posting and sharing this classic song!

MrKennylun

12y↑1

GROWING UP IN MOBILE AL. IN THE LATE 60,S AND EARLY 70,S I LISTENED TO JOE SOUTH RECORDS WITH MY PALS, AND ALWAYS FELT LIKE HE WAS SINGING MY LIFE IN HIS WORDS. I WILL BE REMEMBERING THOSE GOOD TIMES FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR GREAT SONGS, AND FOR YOUR INSIGHT INTO THE HUMAN HEART. YOU WILL BE MISSED JOE. REST WELL.

Bob Sarfatty

3y↑5

Love this. It really catches the feeling of leaving home , and being home sick.

Denise Hedden

4y↑3

🥀Beautiful Song Brilliant lyrics, vocals with meaning from his deepest thoughts this Man was one of a kind🥀
🥀RIP Joe South We Love You🥀🕊

christopher Anderson

This songs bring back good memories one of my favorite song. Are you a huge Joe south fan ?

ThymeBottle

12y↑1

My favorite song of his; each song he wrote was unique. He was an extremely gifted songwriter and performer. He was a handsome man with beautiful "smiling" eyes, and amongst my early crushes.

murphicus

15y

Thanks for the great comments folks. if you get the chance, please check the video response I posted. It's my buddy from back in Minnesota doing a cover of the song - roadwarrior, I did a double take when you mentioned JS (Joe South) and I realized that my friend on the video response is "JS" too - Jan Severson! Although he does a great cover of this, his specialty is John Denver songs - the 4th graders he teaches are being well exposed to the gems of the 60's & 70's by Jan's in class concerts!

Sooz

5y↑81

One of the most cherished songs of my youth... but even more valuable 50 years later.
How I wish I could go home...

Jimmy Smith

5y↑4

Me too

Stan Bogdanovecz

4y↑4

I've always loved this song and Joe. Great artist and under rated💖

Julie Anne

2y↑1

I've always loved this song it brings back so many good memories ❤️

Robert Craig

2y↑2

At 70 years old, Joe South music makes me feel good still, makes me wanna go home.

Anita Huie

5y↑3

He had a voice like no other. I miss his beautiful voice. He gave us some beautiful songs. He cannot be replaced . Thank you so much.

chasinthewind1198

6y↑2

Joe was a real talent,what a voice

stormcharley

12y↑3

He has a great voice, strong and clear with a heart felt feeling to it! Enjoy!

John Glendenning

17y↑1

I love this song, it actually reflects the theme of my childhood when I was growing up. Thank you for posting it. Johnny

Austin Rogers

12y↑2

Been playing this one for years. Still love the song. Timeless; and Greyhounds still run!

Warren Rodwell

17y↑2

This is definitely a classic song !!!

hirdy6

4y↑3

Probably the greatest song ever written.

Patricia Smethatsit

2y↑2

That beginning music intro is killer. This is such a great song.

Richardf Hecht

12y↑1

I must admit that I never heard of Joe South until now although I am familiar with, and like, his songs. He was a fine performer (discovered only today when I viewed his videos) and song writer. Joe, your music will live. RIP

George LeDon

14y↑2

great song-- I've always loved the songs Joe South wrote and sang, they all mean something

Robert Hoffman

5y↑9

One of the greatest songs ever written....so many overwhelming memories....loved you Joe you were a great guy to hang with back in the day....RIP

Ken McKim

12y↑2

Saw him open for Creedence once,and always remember Joe's near-instant connection with the 20k fans in that arena.Made em want to listen,the mark of a truly talented songwriter.

Sharon MacDougall

3y↑3

Why was he not promoted as a teen idol!?! Such a talent and so handsome!

VA24541

12y

Joe South is a man of many talents. He wrote many songs for the Tams, and often was producer on their hits back in the 60s.

Dennis Ingleright

14y↑1

Wow, murphicus thanks for the info. Let's face it, South's music is wide-ranging and eclectic. A lot of people just don't get it, his stuff has stood the test of time!!

Deb Blevins.

6y↑1

We CAN'T FORGET THOSE GREAT SONGS. SUCH TALENT. UNFORGETTABLE VOICE. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES.

G Herman

17y↑3

Thanks Joe for your Soul-filled music. You were one of the main soul-writers who gave me so many many happy hours workin' up those tunes. God Bless you Joe wherever you're roamin' these days.

Craig Pilgrim

7y↑7

Deep respect for Joe-great musician, intellect and human!

Janina S.

9y↑61

Joe South was the best. Such a talented writer and performer. One of the best voices I've had the pleasure of listening to. Rest in Peace.

Kenneth Besselman

3y↑3

Hard hitting lyrics Very fitting for today At 68 I miss those times

LoveMusic720

15y↑1

Loved this song as a kid, and it's great to hear it again. Never knew Joe South was such a good looking man.

Mark H

3y↑2

Just finished ten days in hospital and this song kept coming up in my head. I think of drinking a Grapette Soda pulled out of an ice bath vending machine on an old country store porch alongside the Sacramento River back when a soda was only a dime.

starpawsy

2y↑1

One of the best guitar singles of all time.

Glenn Jackson

5y↑1

Joe was very under rated, he could sing and write with the best of them.He wrote many songs for other artists and played in the studio for them also.

Barry Oslimeball

10y↑13

I was 14 when this came out and still love it today. RIP Joe.

chasinthewind1198

5y↑35

This one never grows old

BuzzDailey

12y↑1

R I P, Joe South, Feb. 28, 1940 - Sept 5th, 2012. One of greatest singer/songwriters has passed away at his home in Atlanta. In addition to his hits like, "Hush, "Games People Game" and a long list of others, Joe also wrote and a played guitar on an Aretha Franklin tune and recorder with numerous other artist of the time.

OldLibrarylady

12y↑1

Remember this song when I was a kid. It came out when I was 8. I loved it then, love it still. I'm so happy I found this!

Jolene Duff

2y↑3

It just dosen’t get any better than this…

1musiclvr

17y↑1

My favorite Joe South song is "Fool Me". Must have been so hard on him losing his brother like that. Hope all is well with him now. I can see he's been in a lot of my favorite songs, more than I realized. Thanks for posting this information.

arklahoma56

12y↑1

Rest in peace, Joe. One of the greatest in my books.

ganimed1976

15y↑7

This song is awesome......one of my all time favorites. Everytime I hear this song my mind cinema begins to play and it brings back some sweet loving memories from the past.......thank you for that Joe ;)

bobby voit

6y↑1

He was on my bucket list... He should have been higher up... Would have loved to seen him live in concert!

R Law

12y↑1

First we lost Scott McKenzie a few weeks ago who upstaged Mamas and the Papas and Jimi Hendrix at the 67' Monterey Pops Festival with "San Francisco." Now good-bye to a very talented Joe South. Joe represented that period when songs had a feel that you almost knew the person singing it. He had wrote and sang many good ones. My favorite being "Don't it Make You Want to Go Home" because anyplace you've ever returned to never looked as good as when you were younger. Good comments here I noticed.

hopefloats57

14y↑2

1969 was the year my parents divorced, when I was 12. There are a lot of songs from that time that have very bittersweet memories for me. This is one of them. It made me cry for the first time in a long time.

Dennis Ingleright

14y↑1

Joe has a ton of talent from "Hush" to "Untie Me" and evreytjhing in between. Does anyone know what he is up to these days? He is an enigma, hope he is still with us.

catman306

12y↑1

Listen to Joe's studio work mentioned in the text. What an effect Joe's playing had on so much music we take for granted today.

Aragallify

12y↑3

I love so many of Joe's songs, but this one touches my heart like none of the others. What a great song! I guess the good Lord decided it was time for Joe to come home. RIP Joe

thefabulousthomasj

12y

Rest in peace, Joe South. I will never ever forget you; your songs will reside forever in my heart and soul :-*

wdharveyoicu

15y

I wanted to cry as I listened to this song....how many times have those of us who have gotten older heard this song and thought of how nice it would be to go back to the time when we were children? (I know, back in the day, this song meant something different, but the song is timeless)

Charles Hamilton

2y↑1

I grew up a few miles from him, and he's real people to me. RIP

walter langston

6y↑1

joe south was a man of great talent a musician a singer a sonwriter he could relate his music to people he transferred his music to your heart and soul a true genius

Yolanda Johnson

5y↑10

One of the Best songwriters that ever lived!!!!!

Undeterred

6y↑3

This song always makes me think of visiting my aunt and uncle and cousins on their farm in rural Wisconsin when I was growing up. Earlier this year I drove over there for my cousin's daughter's high school graduation party. As I was heading home I drove past the old farmhouse where they used to live; it's been empty for some years now. My aunt and uncle built a new house on another section of their property, then one of my cousins lived in the farmhouse until he and his wife built their own place, then my other cousin lived there a while. After she moved out they rented it out to other people, but after my aunt died and the people living there moved out, my uncle just decided he didn't want to mess around with it anymore and it's been empty ever since. I drove into the big circular driveway, stopped the car, and looked around. That farm always used to be so busy, with us kids running around, families of birds underfoot, horses hanging out in the pasture behind the house, cows in the other pasture behind the barn and the silos, and dogs and cats all over. Today the whole place is empty. My grandparents, my mom, and my aunt are all gone now. The cows were sold off years ago, as were the horses. I started singing this song to myself and almost started bawling. I had to drive off before it became too much. It does make me want to go "home" again.

TOM Pastian

If the house is still empty, maybe the price would be affordable, and you could live there?

Tammi Howard

11y

Rip, Joe South, your music will live on. This song says it all.

murphicus

14y↑1

You should upload it to youtube. His version is also not on the iTunes Store. I'd love to hear all the versions (over 100) by different artists, but remember who wrote it, Joe South - all the rest built on Joe's gem.

Lutian Murphy

5y↑10

Still listening in 2019 to this great artist !! Songs always had a great message !

TOM Pastian

3y↑1

It's hard to do this song on stage. You can't stop from crying after you get into the middle of the song.

larrytaggett

5y↑1

Loved this song on my radio at age 14. And, love it just as much in 2018.

Gilbert Ohlson

8y↑8

This has always been one of my favorite songs. Of course, you can't go home again because it's not the same anymore.

marksmail2

16y↑1

Cool posting. We owe a lot to Old Joe. Such emotional songwriting. Good stuff!

luckyjim1846

16y↑2

great song!brings back good memories!well done

Elaine Chambers

9y↑5

Love this song. He was one of the greats of that time.

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