Carole King - Carole King The Carnegie Hall Concert June 18, 1971

Home Again (Live)

This is probably a sure way to get applause
But I was born in Brooklyn
And so coming back to New York is for me home again

Sometimes I wonder if I'm
Ever gonna make it home again
It's so far and out of sight
I really need someone to talk to
And nobody else
Knows how to comfort me tonight

Snow is cold, rain is wet
Chills my soul right to the marrow

I won't be happy 'til I see
You alone again
'Til I'm home again and feelin' right

Snow is cold, rain is wet
Chills my soul right to the marrow

I won't be happy 'til I see
You alone again
'Til I'm home again and feelin' right
'Til I'm home again and feelin' right
I wanna be home again and feelin' right

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Writer(s): Carole King
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