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TAKE ME HOME-COUNTRY ROADS – A 1971 universal musical theme. Lyrics read in the form of a poem by Emiliano Martín

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"Take me Home-Country Roads" is a classic and popular American song. A true Western-type composition composed by three fantastic songwriters: Taffy Nivert, Bill Danoff, and John Dever who added his guitar and voice to make a big hit out of the theme. No surprise there. The song was released and recorded in April of 1971 and by August of the same year, it became a number 1 hit all over the U.S.A. Soon it was taken by storm as a hymn of Country Music touching many hearts of music lovers Numerous covers have been made by many artists. Now, Emiliano Martín recites the lyrics of this beautiful song, accompanied by the music of the song. This is for the listeners of "Poesía con Voz." If you enjoy this audio, please consider subscribing to our channel on iVoox. Sharing it with friends would be fine. Your support is invaluable for our growth. Above all, take care of your health and enjoy the music in poetry.

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