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B.B. King ~ Take It Home


Way down south there's a clear stream running In the night i feel my heart turning I'm feeling some day i'd like to come Back to the place i started from Take it home Country night with the stars above me Way down there with the ones who love me Mother, sister, father, son They mean more than anyone Take it home Fall winds blow and the red leaves falling Don't know there's a voice keeps calling Saying, you have found your song You've been gone so long Take it home Seems my life is a long road winding Gone so far but the ties are binding I'll pack up my bags and fly away To a far better day Take it home Don't know why i was made to wander I've seen the light, lord i've felt the thunder Someday i'll go home again And i know they'll take me in Take it home more free lyrics

Way down south there's a clear stream running
In the night i feel my heart turning
I'm feeling some day i'd like to come
Back to the place i started from
Take it home

Country night with the stars above me
Way down there with the ones who love me
Mother, sister, father, son
They mean more than anyone
Take it home

Fall winds blow and the red leaves falling
Don't know there's a voice keeps calling
Saying, you have found your song
You've been gone so long
Take it home

Seems my life is a long road winding
Gone so far but the ties are binding
I'll pack up my bags and fly away
To a far better day
Take it home

Don't know why i was made to wander
I've seen the light, lord i've felt the thunder
Someday i'll go home again
And i know they'll take me in
Take it home

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