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Bon Jovi ~ Homebound Train


When I was just a boy The devil took my hand Took me from my home He made me a man So, don't talk to me about sympathy now Cause you can't dance if you Take a chance on your rosary I'm going down, down, down, down, down On the homebound train It's been a millions years That I been gone I been everywhere, now I'm heading home Been a lot of girls, but There's a woman I know Said don't take no plane Better take a train Cause I like it real slow All the way back home On the homebound train I'm going down, down, down, down, down On the homebound train Solo I'm on my way I'm heading home To be with my baby Where I belong Coming down the tracks now See, I done my time I'm going back now To that home of mine Well, here I come baby Here I come baby Here I come baby All the way back home On that homebound train I'm going down, down, down, down, down On that homebound train more free lyrics

When I was just a boy
The devil took my hand
Took me from my home
He made me a man
So, don't talk to me about sympathy now
Cause you can't dance if you
Take a chance on your rosary

I'm going down, down, down, down, down
On the homebound train

It's been a millions years
That I been gone
I been everywhere, now I'm heading home
Been a lot of girls, but
There's a woman I know
Said don't take no plane
Better take a train
Cause I like it real slow

All the way back home
On the homebound train
I'm going down, down, down, down, down
On the homebound train

Solo

I'm on my way
I'm heading home
To be with my baby
Where I belong
Coming down the tracks now
See, I done my time
I'm going back now
To that home of mine
Well, here I come baby

Here I come baby
Here I come baby

All the way back home
On that homebound train
I'm going down, down, down, down, down
On that homebound train

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