GREEN... GREEN IS THE GRASS OF HOME - An American song by Curly Puttman. Lyrics read by Emiliano Martín. - episode artwork

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GREEN... GREEN IS THE GRASS OF HOME - An American song by Curly Puttman. Lyrics read by Emiliano Martín. -

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"Green... Green is the Grass of Home." It is an iconic American song written around 1964 by Curly (Claude) Putman, an American songwriter who successfully made it in the country music industry. In 1965, Jonny Darrel sang the song for the first time, and it was very appealing. Soon after, many country and pop singers tried their luck with the song, and they all did a good job. Welsh singer Tom Jones was very interested in performing the song, so he did and put it out for everyone to enjoy and admire worldwide. The combination of perfect lyrics, music, rhythm, and Tom Jones's voice made it a success to be reckoned with. After its release, it was a hit for music lovers everywhere, not just in Great Britain and the US, but all over the World. Now, Emiliano Martín reads the lyrics of the song for all followers of "Poesia con Voz" with confidence. I appreciate your continuous support and need your help to promote the audio to everyone. Thank you for your help! Emiliano Martín

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