Rollin Stone by The Fontane Sisters Lyrics
Come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong ( belong, Oh! come . . . )
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long!
I wandered into Kansas a-singin' a song
Singin' doodle-doo-day, all day!
And then I got a feelin' that somethin' was wrong
When a voice in my heart seemed to say . .
Come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong, belong
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long!
I left my love a-weepin' in old Arkansas
Left her for the freight cars that passed
But last night in a tavern, I swear that I saw
Her face in a shimmering glass . .
( Come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong, belong
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long . . . )
Now, when I hear that lonesome old train comin' near
And the moon is over the track
Oh somewhere from the shadows I know that I'll hear
Her voice in the clickity clack!
Oh come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong, belong
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long . . . ( Come home . . . )
Words and Music by Irving Gordon
Home where you belong ( belong, Oh! come . . . )
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long!
I wandered into Kansas a-singin' a song
Singin' doodle-doo-day, all day!
And then I got a feelin' that somethin' was wrong
When a voice in my heart seemed to say . .
Come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong, belong
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long!
I left my love a-weepin' in old Arkansas
Left her for the freight cars that passed
But last night in a tavern, I swear that I saw
Her face in a shimmering glass . .
( Come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong, belong
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long . . . )
Now, when I hear that lonesome old train comin' near
And the moon is over the track
Oh somewhere from the shadows I know that I'll hear
Her voice in the clickity clack!
Oh come home rollin' stone
Home where you belong, belong
Oh! come home rollin' stone
You've been away too long . . . ( Come home . . . )
Words and Music by Irving Gordon