I'm Going Back

Ronnie Hammond, Buddy Buie

Standing here listening to a distant train
While a plane flies overhead
Visions of my hometown running through my head
I remember wanting to leave it so bad
Went searching for something I already had
Last night I looked in the mirror and this is what I said

I'm going back
I'm going back
One of these days someday soon
I'm going back home
I get a tear in my eye and a lump in my throat
Every time I hear that train
Moaning in the distance it seems to call my name

Someday soon I'll catch the next plane out,
My mind's made up beyond a shadow of a doubt
I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna break these chains
I'm going back (they say you can never go back)
I'm going back (oh no, you can never go back)
One of these days someday soon

I'm going back home
There are millions of people in far off places
Homesick written across their faces
They're looking for something that's real

That's the way I feel
I miss that hometown feeling
I miss the simple joys
I miss the emphasis of simplicity

And the lack of noise
I'm going back (they say you can never go back)
I'm going back (oh no, you can never go back)
One of these days someday soon
I'm going back home

Trivia about the song I'm Going Back by Atlanta Rhythm Section

When was the song “I'm Going Back” released by Atlanta Rhythm Section?
The song I'm Going Back was released in 1988, on the album “Truth in a Structured Form”.
Who composed the song “I'm Going Back” by Atlanta Rhythm Section?
The song “I'm Going Back” by Atlanta Rhythm Section was composed by Ronnie Hammond, Buddy Buie.

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