Ukulele for Show Me the way to Go Home 1925 (from a folk song)

"Show Me the Way to Go Home" is a folk song and drinking tune. It was made famous with its 1925 adaptation by the pseudonymous "Irving King" (the British songwriting team James Campbell and Reginald Connelly). It tells the story of an intoxicated bar patron trying to go home after a night of drinking. It is believed of English origin but has spread to Ireland and North America, where it is also commonly sung.

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Music

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• ukulele
• grosso
• Show
• Me
• the
• Way
• to
• Go
• Home
• folk
• 1920s

[CharlieHorseAZ]

I LOVE the ukelele and I love this song, awesome job!

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much. Glad that you liked it. Ed

[ThisAlbion]

Hey pop, just checkin in...hope your ok? :) Whenever i need a cheer up- your my guy :) God bless you mate, from sunny England :)

[edgrosso]

Thanks for encuragemnt. Some day...I may do another song

I am still trying to regain the sleep I lost getting up at 4:00 Am to watch the coverage of "The Wedding."  Unlike all other world news tha pageant put a smile on my face. .

[RedDevilCharlie]

LOVE IT!! Thank you for always givin us good stuff!!!

[edgrosso]

Thanks Charlie. I appreciate your taking the time to give me such a nice comment. Started my day of with a grin. Ed

[Dan4052]

I love watching this man sing this song! He reminds me of everything that is good and fun and wholesome! What neat nostalgia; I find myself singing the tune all day with him in my mind. This guy has got to be a wonderful grandpa! Dan in Toledo. PS - I was a kid when Jaws came out and it was the first time I ever heard the song. Have never stopped singing it since! Thanks for the fun.

[edgrosso]

Thanks very much. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.  Ed

[JBird3695]

Yes, right on Ed!

[edgrosso]

"You Can't Go Home Again" Thomas Wole

So...god for them.