My Home’s Across the Blue Ridge Mountains Joan Baez

"My Home’s Across the Blue Ridge Mountains" is a folk song performed by Joan Baez, released in 1960. The lyrics express longing for home and the beauty of nature, reflecting themes of nostalgia and connection to one's roots. The song features traditional acoustic instrumentation, embodying the folk genre's simplicity and authenticity. Its cultural impact lies in preserving Appalachian musical heritage. #Folk

I'm a gonna leave here Monday morning
Oh, I'm a gonna leave here Monday morning
Oh, I'm a gonna leave here Monday morning
Oh, I never expect to see you anymore

My home's across this Blue Ridge Mountains
My home's across the Blue Ridge Mountains
My home's across the Blue Ridge Mountains
Oh, I never expect to see you anymore

How can I keep from crying?
How can I keep from crying?
How can I keep from crying?
While I never expect to see you anymore

Rockin' feet my baby candy
Rockin' feet my baby candy
Rockin' feet my baby candy
Oh, I never expect to see you anymore

My home's across this Blue Ridge Mountains
My home's across the Blue Ridge Mountains
My home's across the Blue Ridge Mountains
Oh, I never expect to see you anymore

How can I keep from crying?
How can I keep from crying?
How can I keep from crying?
When I never expect to see you anymore

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