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Artist/Band: Partridge Family
Lyrics for Song: I'm On My Way Back Home
Lyrics for Album: Sound Magazine [1971]



Got on a silver plane and flew away,

chased all my rainbows to the end

I wish I knew then what I know today,

I'm on my way back home again



Love --

that's what's waitin' for me,

that's where I've got to be

Just to look in your eyes,

feel your lips touchin' mine



CHORUS:

I'm on my way back home, gonna fly

I'm on my way back home, gonna fly

I'm on my way, I'm on my way back home to you



I went to look for Mister Happiness, only to find he wasn't in

Wouldn't you know I had the wrong address, I'm on my way back home again



Love --

that's what's waitin' for me,

that's where I've got to be

Just to look in your eyes,

feel your lips touchin' mine



CHORUS



BRIDGE:

I remember when you told me I'd return

You knew even then something I had to learn

It's so far and yet it's right there where you live

It's something that you get only when you give and it's



Love --

that's what's waitin' for me,

that's where I've got to be

Just to look in your eyes,

feel your lips touchin' mine



CHORUS



REPEAT AND FADE


About I'm On My Way Back Home

"I'm On My Way Back Home" is a standout track from the 1971 album *Sound Magazine*, featuring the iconic vocal harmonies of The Partridge Family. This recording captures the group's signature blend of pop and rock, showcasing their ability to deliver catchy melodies with a distinct, slightly theatrical flair that defined their era. The song reflects the themes of nostalgia and return often explored in their discography, resonating with audiences who appreciated the warmth and humor embedded in their performances. As part of their broader catalog, this track exemplifies the polished production and ensemble singing that made The Partridge Family a beloved entity in American music history during the early 1970s.


Album Lyrics: Sound Magazine [1971]


Partridge Family
"Sound Magazine [1971]"


1. Brown Eyes
2. I Would Have Loved You Anyway
3. I'm On My Way Back Home
4. Love Is All That I Ever Needed
5. Rainmaker
6. Twenty-four Hours A Day
7. You Don't Have To Tell Me