Peter Thom - Going To My Friend's House

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Gone are the days when I sailed in the Queen's Navy
Stood on the prow; taste the spray even now
While I'm going to my friend's house
Singing the blues
Yes I'm going to my friend's house
Laughing the blues

Memory lane
Once again; dusty days
Open skies; wonder whys
That I still sought away
While I'm going to my friend's house
Singing the blues
Yes I'm going to my friend's house
Laughing the blues

Come on my seas now
My ears catch the sound waves
"Hеllo" sing the birds
Every note is a swan song
And I'm going to my friеnd's house
Singing the blues
Yes I'm going to my friend's house
Laughing the blues

Gone is what's gone
All my seasons and times
Now my steps, like the wind
Have a reason and rhyme
Cause I'm going to my friend's house
Singing the blues
Yes I'm going to my friend's house
Laughing the blues

Release Date: January 01, 1972

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"Going To My Friend's House" by Peter Thom is a nostalgic and introspective song that reflects on the passage of time and the journey of life. The lyrics evoke memories of days gone by, of sailing in the Queen's Navy and standing on the prow of a ship. The singer reminisces about the past, but also looks forward to reconnecting with a friend, finding solace and joy in their company. The imagery of open skies, dusty days, and singing birds creates a sense of longing and reflection. As the singer sets out on the journey to their friend's house, they find comfort in the familiar bluesy melody, embracing both the melancholy and the laughter that comes with revisiting the past. The song captures the bittersweet essence of nostalgia and the enduring power of friendship.