Blue Ridge Mountains Turnin’ Green Charley Pride
"Blue Ridge Mountains Turnin’ Green" by Charley Pride, released in 1972, is a #Country song that explores themes of nostalgia, love, and the passage of time. The lyrics reflect a longing for the beauty of nature and the simplicity of life. Musically, it features traditional country instrumentation, enhancing its heartfelt sentiment. Pride's soulful voice adds emotional depth, making it a classic in the genre.
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
Wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Springtime opens up my heart
Makes me want to share that good old mountain air
Life's so young and free for all
For those who answer the Blue Ridge Mountain call
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
I wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Sun-rise drinks the morning dew
Walking on new plowed ground distant cowbells sound
Tall trees reach the misty blue
All their leaves are green the shadows on a mountain stream
Dogwood and mountain laurel bloom
A welcome mat for nature's living room
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
Wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Night-time gathers in the crowd
Listen to the children sing hear the banjos ring
Blue Ridge Mountain music sound
Comes from lonely hill the song of a whippoorwill
Old time fiddles that I hear
Playing the tune that I love so dear
Blue Ridge Mountains calling me
I wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
Wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Springtime opens up my heart
Makes me want to share that good old mountain air
Life's so young and free for all
For those who answer the Blue Ridge Mountain call
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
I wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Sun-rise drinks the morning dew
Walking on new plowed ground distant cowbells sound
Tall trees reach the misty blue
All their leaves are green the shadows on a mountain stream
Dogwood and mountain laurel bloom
A welcome mat for nature's living room
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
Wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Night-time gathers in the crowd
Listen to the children sing hear the banjos ring
Blue Ridge Mountain music sound
Comes from lonely hill the song of a whippoorwill
Old time fiddles that I hear
Playing the tune that I love so dear
Blue Ridge Mountains calling me
I wanna go home again to see my mountain friends
Blue Ridge Mountains turning green
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