"Take Me Home, Country Roads" was written in 1971, making John a famous country music star. The song has a brisk melody and depicts a beautiful scenery of West Virginia in the eastern United States. This rural road is extraordinary, it connects the mountain village with the outside world. It sends the wanderer out of the mountains and brings the wanderer back home.
"Take Me Home, Country Road" (Take Me Home, Country Road) is a song written by John Denver, composed by John Denver, Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert Danoff, and sung by John Denver. The song is included in John Denver's 1971 album "Poem, Prayers & Promises".
Take Me Home, Country Road/Country Road Take Me Home
Almost heaven, West Virginia
It is simply heaven, West Virginia
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Life is old there, Older than the trees
Ancient life, Older than the trees
Younger than the mountains, Growing like a breeze
Country roads, take me home
Country road, take me home
To the place I belong
Take me back to my roots
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West Virginia, Mountain Mama
Take me home, country roads
Country roads, take me home
All my memories gather round her
Surrounding her are all my memories
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Miner's wife, a person who has never seen the sea
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Dark and dusty painted on the sky
Smoke and dust, covering the sky
Misty taste of moonshine,Tear drops in my eyes
The moonlight is dim and my eyes are filled with tears
Country roads, take me home
Country roads, take me home
To the place I belong
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West Virginia, Mountain Mama
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Country road, take me home
I hear her voice in the morning hours, She calls me
She calls me in the morning
The radio reminds me of my home far away
Radio reminds me of my home far away
And driving down the road
Driving down the road
I'll get a feeling, That I should have been home, Yesterday, yesterday
I'll get a feeling, That I should have been home, Yesterday, yesterday.
Country roads, take me home
Country roads, take me home
To the place I belong
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West Virginia, Mountain Mama
Take me home, country roads
Country roads, take me home
Country roads, take me home
Country roads, take me home
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West Virginia, Mountain Mama
Take me home, country roads
Country roads, take me home
Take me home, country roads
Country roads, take me home
Take me home, country roads
Country roads, Take Me Home
About singer John Denver
John Denver is a famous American country music singer. He was born in New Mexico in the southwestern United States in 1943. He studied architecture. In 1971, he gave up his studies and concentrated on composing and singing country songs. At first he was ridiculed by others, but he remained unmoved. Finally, in 1971, he became a famous country music star with the song "Take Me Home, Country Road".
Denver is the most famous American country singer in the United States. He even surpasses country stars who are much more famous than him in the United States. It is because of this popular song "Country Road Take Me Home". The melody is brisk and depicts a beautiful scenery of West Virginia in the eastern United States.
John was born in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1943. His father, a soldier, moved around the country. Frequent relocations made it difficult for John to make friends of his own age since he was a child. As a stranger in a foreign land, he He didn't know where his hometown was.
When he was 11 years old, his grandmother gave John a guitar. By the time he was in college, he had already developed quite good guitar skills in local bars.
In 1965, he joined the Chad Mitchell Trio. In 1969, he went solo and released his first solo album "Rhythm and Reason", which included "Leaving on a Jetliner". Pete, Paul & Mary became a hit, reaching the top three on the charts in both the UK and the US.
In 1971, John released his second solo album "Poems, Prayers and Promises", which was a huge success. This was partly due to the album's "Take Me Home Country Roads," which reached No. 2 on the Billboard charts. From then on, John began his golden age in the American music industry and became one of the most popular singers of this period.
In 1975, John was awarded the Singer of the Year Award by the American Country Music Association, but Charlie Rich, who presented him with the award, protested in public that John won the award and set fire to the envelope containing the award speech.
In addition to being a singer, John is also a humanitarian. In 1977, he co-founded an organization to aid hungry people and supported the organization until his death.
About the song "Take Me Home, Country Road"
"Take Me Home, Country Road" is the famous work of John Denver (1943-1997). The song, written in 1971, catapulted Denver into a famous country music star. Other famous songs he composed include "Away by Jet", "Shanghai Breeze", "Sunshine on Shoulders", "Annie's Song", and "Home Again".
Country road, take me home. What a deep nostalgia! Yes, heavenly West Virginia, where there are high mountains and clear rivers; where life is always there, the trees are towering, the mountains are evergreen, and everything grows slowly, like a gentle breeze, blowing the thick Nostalgia. Yes, how can one not feel nostalgic for this heavenly hometown?
Take me home on the country road. Birds miss the old forest and people miss their hometown. This is a nostalgia that is difficult to erase in history. A wanderer longs to return home, not only to West Virginia, but more importantly to his mother in the mountains. On the way home, the car was running fast, and all the memories revolved around his biological mother. The mother in the mountains is a miner's wife. She has never walked out of the mountains and has never seen the sea. Her skin is dark and dusty, and her clear memories and vague impressions seem to be hidden. This is the mother in the mountains who raised me.
Thinking of the simple mother in the mountains, how can one not shed tears?
This rural road is extraordinary, it connects the mountain village with the outside world. It sends the wanderer out of the mountains and brings the wanderer back home. The outside world is very wonderful, but how can it make a wanderer nostalgic? No wonder several foreign friends suddenly thought about it when they heard this song. No wonder so many people love it deeply.