Don't Ever Be Afraid to Go Home

"Don't Ever Be Afraid to Go Home" is a song Frank Sinatra recorded under Columbia Records in 1952, arranged by Axel Stordahl.

This song was released as a single in 1952, the B-side of the "Feet of Clay" single of 1952. Neither of these songs charted in that year, however.

Lyrics
Don't ever be afraid to go home, Don't ever be afraid to go home, When you've hitched your wagon to a fast falling star, And the last string is broken on your love-sick guitar, Whatever you're doing and wherever you are, Don't ever be afraid, don't ever be afraid to go home, I used to be afraid to go home.

But one day, I was made to go home, Now I was almost certain they would lock the door on me, 'Cause I'm that sour apple on my old family tree. But folks who really love me made me welcome as could be, Don't ever be afraid, don't ever be afraid to go home.

I used to be afraid to go home. But one day, I was made to go home, Now I was almost certain they would lock the door on me, Cause I'm the sour apple on my old family tree. But the folks who really love me made me welcome as could be, Don't ever be afraid, don't you ever be afraid, Don't ever be afraid to go home