Always Rollin’ Home
(Bob Nolan)
I’m a rollin’ stone, always rollin’ home.
I guess I’ll have to break the habit
Sorry now I ever had it for I’m always rollin’ home
Travelin’ all alone, guess I should have known
That when the summer breeze a-blowin’
Brings a smell of things a-growin’
I’d be always rollin’ home.
I never knew how much I’d miss that old pine tree.
It seems that I can hear him sighin’ just for me,
"Won’t you please come home?"
Lonely years have flown
And brought that old familiar feelin’
To my heart that comes a stealin’
When I’m always rollin’ home.
Ever since the day I went away
I’ve been always rollin’ home.
Everything I left behind me
Seemed to say "Why did you roam?"
The little gal I loved so well is calling
Calling to her rollin’ stone.
Now no matter where I go my heart’s returnin’
And I’m always rollin’ home.
I’m a rollin’ stone, always rollin’ home.
I guess I’ll have to break the habit
Sorry now I ever had it for I’m always rollin’ home.
Travelin’ all alone, I guess I should have known
That when the summer breeze a-blowin’
Brings a smell of things a-growin’
I’d be always rollin’ home.
I never knew how much I’d miss that old pine tree.
It seems that I can hear him sighin’ just for me,
"Won’t you please come home?"
Lonely years have flown
And brought that old familiar feelin’
To my heart that comes a stealin’
When I’m always rollin’ home.
Rollin' home!
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This song has never been commercially recorded.