About The Song
On April 3, 1960, Elvis Presley ventured into the recording studio, a day etched in musical history. This session marked the genesis of his album “Elvis Is Back,” and it bore witness to several significant changes in his musical journey.
A significant turning point occurred on March 20, 1960, when Elvis, accompanied by his entourage, embarked on a journey to Nashville. The ensemble included Scotty Moore and D.J. Fontana, notable for the absence of Bill Black, who would never share the stage with Elvis again. Their destination was RCA’s Studio B, which had recently undergone an upgrade, boasting a cutting-edge three-track recording machine. Joining them were the same musicians who had collaborated in the memorable June 1958 session, the harmonious voices of the Jordanaires, the ever-present Colonel Parker, and RCA’s newly appointed chief studio engineer, Bill Porter.
In this historic session, Elvis laid down tracks for six songs, a landmark moment as it marked the first time he recorded in true stereo. Among these tracks were the unforgettable classics “Stuck On You” and “Fame And Fortune.” Such was the urgency and anticipation that these songs were swiftly pressed and shipped as a new single within a mere two days.
The remaining songs from this session would later become integral components of his upcoming album. This session was just the beginning, as Elvis had more recording sessions scheduled for the month of April, promising more musical treasures to come.
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Lyrics
I will be home again
Don’t worry dear
I’ll be home again
So won’t you dry the tear
The promise in your eyes
Will see me through
There’ll be brighter skies
When I come back to youA-a-ah sweetheart
The love you’re giving
Thrills my hungry heart
You make my life worth the living
Although we are apart
I will be home again
We’ll start anew
Darling until then
Our dreams will have to doA-a-ah sweetheart
The love you’re giving
Thrills my hungry heart
You make my life worth the living
Although we are apart
I will be home again
We’ll start anew
Darling until then
Our dreams will have to do