Vic Cracknell sings John Denver's 1971 song Take Me Home, Country Roads

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Farnham singer, musician and songwriter Vic Cracknell is stepping out on stage with his Vic's Jazz Friends group for two gigs in his home town this month. On June 13 they will be in the line-up as a three-piece at the very popular Music At The Pottery night at Farnham Pottery. Also on the bill that night will be the Hedge Inspectors, Alex Roberts and London singer-songwriter Little Lore. Tickets, priced £15, are available from the Farnham Pottery website at www.thefarnhampottery.co.uk

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00:00Okay, we'll carry on with the cheesy country section then.

00:20I almost think, Kevin, that this is almost like down the country road, this car, isn't it?

00:24It could just be West Virginia, ain't it?

00:30I almost think, Kevin.

00:34West Virginia.

00:36Blue Ridge Mountains, shine on river.

00:41Life is old and home of every dream.

00:46Younger than the mountains,

00:49I'm too old and home.

00:53Take me home.

00:55To the place.

00:57I've been on for every year.

01:03I'm too old and home.

01:05Take me home.

01:07I'm too old and home.

01:11All my men gather round.

01:17Miners, ladies, stranger to the water.

01:23Dark in the sea.

01:25Painted on the sky.

01:27Missed the taste of moonshine.

01:30Yeah, I'm too high.

01:32Control.

01:34Take me home.

01:36To the place.

01:39I'm too male.

01:40I'm too high.

01:42It's a nice day.

01:43I love West Virginia.

01:45Passing on to me.

01:47Take me home.

01:49I'm too low.

01:52To the wind.

01:54I hear a voice in the morning house calls me.

01:58The radio reminds me of my home far away.

02:04Driving down the road, I get a feeling, should've been home yesterday, yesterday. Country roads, take me home to the place, I'll be loved.

02:26Country roads, take me home, country roads, take me home, country roads.

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