Tonart: Eb major
Verse 1
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I left home one morning in 1944.
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I left my baby crying,
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crying in his back door.
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I came to the city.
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I thought I'd find success.
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But all I found was trouble
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and unhappiness.
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And if I had any sense
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I would go back home today.
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I would go back home and stay.
I wrote my baby,
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he don't know where I am
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He told me if I need him
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just to send him a telegram
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I would like to write him,
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but I've got too much pride
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But I still love my baby,
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An d if I had any sense,
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I would go back home and stay
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I would go back home today
Interlude 1
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Verse 2
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I might as well confess
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But they don't touch my baby,
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he is still the best
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I wonder if his lovin' is
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good as it used to be
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There's just one way to find out that,
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to go back home and see
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An d if I had any sense,
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I would go back home today
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I would go back home and stay
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