"Take Me Back Lord" genre: Folk
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	A song with a strong social message on issues of family stability.
	CD: Northern Sightlines   Label: Independent Credits: Lyrics and Music: John Spearn
	Story Behind the Song A song with a strong social message on issues of family stability. Designed for discussion groups or counselling curriculum. Lyrics Another town, another round . . . I ain't got nowhere to go. Rumblin' sound, of a Greyhound . . . she'll be leaving, I know. Late this morning I got to wondering Now she's on that bus today. Could she be right for me? Guess I'll be on my way. I walked on, and I heard the song og a daddy and his little boy. It was beautiful and as usual, I wished I could share their joy. But I let family life get the worst of me, Why can't I have that chance again? Lord my nose just found a liquor store, Guess I'll spend my last fin. My illusions, I can see myself . . . in a soft cozy chair. Children playing, they'd be saying, "Daddy take us to the fair!" Late at night, they'd be sleeping . . . sweetly breathing, prayers all said. And she'd be waiting, she'd be there for me, Soft gold hair, big warm bed . . . I could rest my weary head. Take me back, Lord, I wanna go back there, Soft gold hair, big warm bed . . . I could rest my weary head. © 1994 John Spearn

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