Come On Home

Hollies · Clarke Hicks & Nash Years [2011]

I'm telling you

I'm telling you

I'm telling you to come on home



I've been told many times about you

About your lies that you've never been true

Now I found out you left here on your own

Now I found out



But I'm telling you

I'm telling you

I'm telling you to come on home



In the future, darling, be true

How many times has this happened to you



I've been told many times about you

About your lies that you've never been true

Now I found out you left here on your own

Now I found out



But I'm telling you

I'm telling you

I'm telling you to come on home



Come on baby now

Telling you

I'm telling you

I'm telling you to come on home



Come on, come on, come on now

Telling you

I'm telling you

I'm telling you to come on home



Oh baby now

Telling you

Telling you

Telling you to come on home

Come On Home - Hollies

Hollies' 'Come On Home' stands as a quintessential example of their mid-1960s British Invasion pop sound, characterized by tight harmonies and driving rhythms. Released during the band's prolific era, the track exemplifies the genre's focus on catchy melodies and relatable themes of longing and reunion. As part of their extensive catalogue of hits, the song reflects the era's emphasis on vocal group dynamics and polished production. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture the emotional core of the period's most popular recordings, cementing Hollies' legacy as a leading force in the British pop scene.