Comin' Home
The Radiators
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Unlock the door and light the fire My head is filled with sweet desire Slip into something comfortable Now you don't have to fly solo Don't have to eat or sleep alone I'm making my way home to you Don't worry it's alright I'll be coming home to see you tonight Don't worry it's OK I'll be coming home today Just telephoned I heard you say This boy of yours is A OK No need for tears I'm on my way Too many weeks I've had to hide My face and eyes are up inside No need to fear I'm here to stay Don't worry it's alright I'll be coming home to see you tonight Don't worry it's OK I'll be coming home to see you today I'm coming home to you (I'm coming home babe) I'm coming home (I'm coming home) I'm coming home (I'm coming home) I'm coming home to you tonight Unlock the door and light the fire My head is filled with sweet desire Slip into something comfortable Now you don't have to fly solo Don't have to eat or sleep alone I'm making my way home to you Don't worry it's alright I'll be coming home to see you tonight Don't worry it's OK I'll be coming home to see you today Don't worry it's alright I'll be coming home to see you tonight Don't worry it's OK I'll be coming home to see you today Don't worry it's alright I'll be coming home to see you tonight Don't worry it's OK I'll be coming home to see you Coming home to see ya I'm coming home babe
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Written by: RAPHAEL LAKE, CLAV, RYAN COLLINS
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10 facts about this song
Music Band"The Radiators" is a rock band from New Orleans, Louisiana that has been together since the late 1970s.
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Song Features"Comin' Home" is one of The Radiators' most popular songs due to its raw energy and catchy chorus.
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Genre ClassificationThe song falls under the genre 'Swamp Rock' which is a fusion of rock, blues, and R&B and often features lyrics centered on life in the Louisiana bayou.
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Live PerformancesThis song is frequently featured in the band's performances, making it a staple of their live shows.
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Year of Release"Comin' Home" was released in 1978, and it is part of their debut album "Heat Generation".
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Style elements"Comin' Home", like many songs by The Radiators, is noted for its upbeat tempo, infectious rhythm, and soulful lyrics.
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Behind the song narrativeThe song's lyrics explores themes of longing, returning home and redemption. This is embodied in the song's chorus where they sing about "coming home."
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Band Members ContributionsThe principal members during the recording include Ed Volker on vocals, Camile Baudoin and Dave Malone on the guitar, Reggie Scanlan on bass, and Frank Bua on the drums.
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LegacyDespite not gaining significant mainstream success, the song has achieved a cult following. It is a fan-favorite in New Orleans and around the world.
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CoversOther musicians from different genres have covered "Comin' Home", proof of its influence and timelessness.
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