Homesick Travis Tritt
"Homesick" by Travis Tritt is a #Country song released in 1991. The lyrics express deep longing for home and the emotional struggles of being away from loved ones. Themes of nostalgia, love, and yearning are prominent, highlighted by Tritt's heartfelt delivery and traditional instrumentation. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced separation, solidifying its place in country music culture.
Guitars ring in the dead of night, sing so blue, sound so right
It makes you homesick
Listen close to the guitar man, native son of a foreign land
The boy's homesick
He's homesick, for days bygone
Homesick, for home sweet home
Where were you in '69, smokin' dope, drinkin' wine
Just an outlaw
Distant drums beats an old refrain, shakes your feet, pounds your brain
Like a buzzsaw
In the darkness down the hall, black-light posters on the wall
Jimi Hendrix
Someone's lost in yesterday, hazy dreams of Monterey
And Woodstock, all right
It makes you homesick
Listen close to the guitar man, native son of a foreign land
The boy's homesick
He's homesick, for days bygone
Homesick, for home sweet home
Where were you in '69, smokin' dope, drinkin' wine
Just an outlaw
Distant drums beats an old refrain, shakes your feet, pounds your brain
Like a buzzsaw
In the darkness down the hall, black-light posters on the wall
Jimi Hendrix
Someone's lost in yesterday, hazy dreams of Monterey
And Woodstock, all right
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