Colin Buchanan - No Place Like Home lyrics

The moon lit the mountains bathed them in light The patchwork of paddocks spread forth in the night And whatever it was that had drawn him away Was forgotten, was gone... They say there's no place like this place The very same track will always lead back To a place where you're known Perhaps she was right when she said There's no place like home It's funny how little things serve to remind How deep run the feelings for what's left behind The signs, the fences, the haysheds, the dams There to welcome, to greet... They say there's no place like this place The very same track will always lead back To a place where you're known Perhaps she was right when she said There's no place like home The silos stood quiet, the main street was dark The courthouse, the gate and the gun in the park The copper just cruising, the sawmill, the tip He'd returned, he was home... They say there's no place like this place The very same track will always lead back To a place where you're known Perhaps she was right when she said There's no place like home