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Charlie Robison My Hometown Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Life of the Party / Original Release Date: 1998-08-04Genre: CountrySong Duration: 4 min 22 sec
My Hometown
Charlie Robison
Charlie Robison
CHARLIE ROBISON
- My Hometown LyricsWell, I had a buddy back in '81 and we made ourselves a pact
We were heading for the new pipeline we were never coming back
Well we worked 80 hours making time and a half
But La Grange was too damn hot
We drove back home at the end of that week and we spent it all on pot
So I'll see you in Houston If I ever get out that way
I'll see you in Dallas but I won't have long to stay
If you're ever out west son and your feeling like slowing down
I'll see you around, around my hometown
Well, I played ball every single fall I could run just like the wind
Went to college like they asked me too but they didn't ask my friends
Don't think I seen a single classroom but I drank a lot of beer
My buddies still love to listen to me when I talk about that year
So I'll see you in Houston If I ever get out that way
I'll see you in Dallas but I won't have long to stay
If you're ever out west son and your feeling like slowing down
I'll see you around, around my hometown
Now I got myself a little band and we're pretty good I guess
But I never learned how to wear my hair and I never learned how to dress
So I'm leaving for the last time honey I'm never more to roam
Gonna pack my bags a little heavy
This time gonna head my ass back home
So I'll see you in Nashville if I ever get out that way
I'll see you in Austin but I won't have long to stay
If you're ever out west son and your feeling like slowing down
I'll see you around, around my hometown
I'll see you around, around my hometown
We were heading for the new pipeline we were never coming back
Well we worked 80 hours making time and a half
But La Grange was too damn hot
We drove back home at the end of that week and we spent it all on pot
So I'll see you in Houston If I ever get out that way
I'll see you in Dallas but I won't have long to stay
If you're ever out west son and your feeling like slowing down
I'll see you around, around my hometown
Well, I played ball every single fall I could run just like the wind
Went to college like they asked me too but they didn't ask my friends
Don't think I seen a single classroom but I drank a lot of beer
My buddies still love to listen to me when I talk about that year
I'll see you in Dallas but I won't have long to stay
If you're ever out west son and your feeling like slowing down
I'll see you around, around my hometown
Now I got myself a little band and we're pretty good I guess
But I never learned how to wear my hair and I never learned how to dress
So I'm leaving for the last time honey I'm never more to roam
Gonna pack my bags a little heavy
This time gonna head my ass back home
So I'll see you in Nashville if I ever get out that way
I'll see you in Austin but I won't have long to stay
If you're ever out west son and your feeling like slowing down
I'll see you around, around my hometown
I'll see you around, around my hometown
Facts about My Hometown
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My Hometown is written and performed by Charlie Robison.
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It is first released on August 04, 1998 as part of Charlie Robison's album "Life of the Party" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, "My Hometown" by Charlie Robison is a song that is both a trip down memory lane and a celebration of the past, where the artist is portraying the feelings of nostalgia and affinity that come with one's place of origin. The lyrics take the listener on a life journey via the different stages of life—a cycle from boyish mishaps to the making of dear friends, and finally finding solace in coming back home regardless of the changes that have taken place over time. The primary message of the song is the same as the main theme of the lyrics: nostalgia, reflection, joy, adventure, and freedom. However, this message is conveyed through the major points of nostalgia and memories, friendship and connection, and coming home. The lyrics contain references to drug use (pot) and alcohol consumption (beer), which may not be suitable for younger audiences. However, the themes are not very very explicit or intense, hence a PG rating for parental guidance is given.
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My Hometown falls under the genre Country.
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My Hometown song length is 4 minutes and 22 seconds.
Who wrote My Hometown lyrics?
My Hometown is written and performed by Charlie Robison.
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When was My Hometown released?
It is first released on August 04, 1998 as part of Charlie Robison's album "Life of the Party" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind My Hometown lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, "My Hometown" by Charlie Robison is a song that is both a trip down memory lane and a celebration of the past, where the artist is portraying the feelings of nostalgia and affinity that come with one's place of origin. The lyrics take the listener on a life journey via the different stages of life—a cycle from boyish mishaps to the making of dear friends, and finally finding solace in coming back home regardless of the changes that have taken place over time. The primary message of the song is the same as the main theme of the lyrics: nostalgia, reflection, joy, adventure, and freedom. However, this message is conveyed through the major points of nostalgia and memories, friendship and connection, and coming home. The lyrics contain references to drug use (pot) and alcohol consumption (beer), which may not be suitable for younger audiences. However, the themes are not very very explicit or intense, hence a PG rating for parental guidance is given.
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Which genre is My Hometown?
My Hometown falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song My Hometown?
My Hometown song length is 4 minutes and 22 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Charlie Robison
Record Label(s): 1998 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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