Sing Your Way Home
Author: Traditional song
Composer: Traditional song
Languages (42)
This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:
- Albanian: Këndo për në Shtëpi
- Bulgarian: Пей по пътя към дома
- Cebuano: Mopauli nga Magkanta
- Chinese (Simplified): 唱歌回家
- Chinese (Traditional): 唱歌回家
- Croatian: Zapjevaj sad
- Czech: Když si cestou zpívám
- Danish: Gå hjem med en sang
- Dutch: Zingend naar huis
- English: Sing Your Way Home
- Estonian: Lauldes koduteel
- Fijian: Sere Lesu
- Finnish: Laulaen käy
- French: Chante en chemin
- German: Sing doch ein Lied
- Greek: Τραγούδα στο σπίτι
- Hungarian: Dúdolj egy dalt
- Icelandic: Syng þig heim
- Indonesian: Bernyanyilah Sepanjang Jalanmu
- Italian: Canta mentre vai a casa
- Japanese: 歌おう，婦り道に
- Kekchi: Bʼichan saʼ bʼe
- Khmer (Cambodian): ច្រៀងតាមផ្លូវទៅផ្ទះ
- Korean: 집에 갈 때 노래하자
- Latvian: Dziesmiņu sāc!
- Lithuanian: Džiugiai dainuok
- Malagasy: Ventsoy ny hiranao eo am-podiana
- Mandarin (Romanized/Pinyin): Chànggē huíjiā
- Mongolian: Гэртээ харих замдаа дуулаарай
- Norwegian: Syng på din vei
- Polish: Pieśń w sercu miej
- Portuguese: Você Deve Cantar
- Romanian: Cântă mergând spre casă
- Russian: Пой веселей, возвращаясь домой
- Samoan: Pese A‘o E alu I Le Fale
- Spanish: Con un cantar
- Swedish: Sjung vägen hem
- Tagalog: Umawit Ka sa Iyong Pag-uwi
- Tahitian: A hīmene
- Thai: ร้องเพลงตามทาง
- Tongan: Hiva Ho Hala ki ʻApí
- Ukrainian: З піснею іди
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Most common tunes for “Sing Your Way Home”
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Appearances of “Sing Your Way Home” over time
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Copyright status of original text
This text was first published in English, in 1933 or earlier.
Public domain (not renewed)
Earliest known source: Bulletin, Montana Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics (1933).
Earliest source indexed at SingPraises.net:
Camp and Fellowship Song Book (RLDS) (1956), 52b.
Representative lyrics
English (Original Language)
Sing your way home at the close of the day. Sing your way home; drive the shadows away. Smile ev’ry mile, for wherever you roam It will brighten your road, it will lighten your load If you sing your way home.
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