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John Denver – Back Home Again

The song found its home on the album of the same name, "Back Home Again." The track soared on the charts, reaching #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard), also on Canadian RPM Country Tracks.

Exploring John Denver’s Classic «Back Home Again» in Country Music History

Are you ready to embark on a musical journey through the heart of country? Join us as we unravel the timeless tale behind John Denver’s iconic track, «Back Home Again.»

The Essence of «Back Home Again»

John Denver - Thank God I’m a Country Boy
Cover LP John Denver RCA 1974
Dive into the soul-soothing lyrics of «Back Home Again,» where John Denver masterfully paints a vivid picture of returning to familiar landscapes and the warmth of home. Released on September 1974, this heartfelt composition quickly became a beacon of comfort for listeners worldwide.

Behind the Scenes – Date, Writer, Producer, and Album

Recorded on January 29, 1974, this gem was penned by none other than John Denver himself. Produced by Milt Okun, the song found its home on the album of the same name, «Back Home Again.» The track soared on the charts, reaching #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard), also on Canadian RPM Country Tracks.




John Denver – A Country Legend

John Denver - Back Home Again
John Denver
John Denver, a country music luminary, secured numerous #1 hits, including this classic. Beyond his chart-topping success, Denver’s enduring legacy includes induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame and multiple Grammy Awards.
«Back Home Again» is a nostalgic anthem, echoing the sentiments of finding solace in the familiar. Denver’s emotive vocals capture the essence of returning to one’s roots, a theme deeply ingrained in the tapestry of country music.
As you explore «Back Home Again,» let the melodic notes transport you to a place where the heart finds its true home. Join us in celebrating the magic of John Denver and the everlasting allure of authentic country music.

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John Denver – Back Home Again lyrics

[Verse 1]
There’s a storm across the valley
Clouds are rolling in
The afternoon is heavy
On your shoulders
There’s a truck out on the four lane
A mile or more away
And the whining of his wheels
Just makes it colder
[Verse 2]
He’s an hour away from riding
On your prayers up in the sky
And ten days on the road
Are barely gone
There’s a fire softly burning
Supper’s on the stove
It’s the light in your eyes
That makes him warm
[Chorus]
Hey, it’s good to be back home again
Sometimes this old farm
Feels like a long lost friend
Yes, and hey, it’s good to be back home again
[Verse 3]
There’s all the news to tell him
How’d you spend your time
What’s the latest thing the neighbors say
And your mother called last Friday
Sunshine made her cry
You felt the baby move just yesterday
[Chorus]
Hey, it’s good to be back home again, yes it is
Sometimes this old farm
Feels like a long lost friend
Yes, and hey, it’s good to be back home again
[Bridge]
And all the time that I can lay this tired, old body down
To feel your fingers feather soft upon me
The kisses that I live for
The love that lights my way
The happiness that living with you brings me
[Verse 4]
It’s the sweetest thing I know of
Just spending time with you
It’s the little things that make a house a home
Like a fire softly burning, supper’s on the stove
The light in your eyes that makes me warm
[Chorus]
Hey, it’s good to be back home again
Sometimes this old farm
Feels like a long lost friend
Yes, and hey, it’s good to be back home again
Hey, it’s good to be back home again, oh it is
Sometimes this old farm
Feels like a long lost friend
Hey, it’s good to be back home again
I said hey, it’s good to be back home again

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