Who's Gonna Take Me Home

Chris Young · Chris Young [2006]

Bartender's sittin' them shots on the bar

Those last two Jagar bombs hit me hard

My best friend left and took the keys to my car

Who's gonna take me home?



That dad gum Jimmy he took me out back

Pulled a Marlboro cigarette out of his cap

Now I remember why I quit all that

Who's gonna take me home?



Well, I can't drive, I can't walk

And I'm a little too high to crawl

I'll hold up this wall

Till I come down or the room stops spinnin'

Gonna stand right here and chill out for a minute



Standin' in the men's room waitin' on a stall

Lean my head up against the cool concrete wall

Hey there's a few numbers I guess I could call

Who's gonna take me home?

(Where's my cell phone?)



Well, I can't drive, I can't walk

And I'm a little too high to crawl

I'll hold up this wall

Till I come down or the room stops spinnin'

Gonna stand right here, Oh wait just a minute!



Twelve little hotties crammed in a back booth

With a bachelorette all drinkin' Vermouth

Lucky for there's just enough room



Well hello girls, next round's on me

Toast a few drinks to the bride to be

Close the town down and then we'll see

Who's gonna take me home?



Yeah, who's gonna take me home?

Yeah, who's gonna take me home?



I can't drive

I can't walk

Too high

To crawl



Who's gonna take me home?

Who's Gonna Take Me Home

Chris Young delivers a heartfelt country ballad on his 2006 debut album, exploring themes of longing and the desire for stability in a relationship. The track exemplifies his early vocal style, characterized by a warm, raspy tone that blends traditional storytelling with modern country sensibilities. As part of his foundational discography, the recording captures the emotional vulnerability typical of his work during this period, resonating with listeners who appreciate sincere narratives about love and home. The song stands as a testament to his ability to craft relatable music that balances personal expression with broad appeal within the genre.