A popular song from 1928.
Words by Ed. Livingston Greenwood.
Music by Hugh V. Knox.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Sweet childhood days, sweet summer days
In my Long Island home
Through fields so clear o’er pathways near
Where as a boy I would roam
Long Island sunshine and Long Island air
Long Island moonlights there’s none can compare
Often I think of its beauties so rare
Take me back to my home sweet home
Refrain
Pleasing thoughts, pleasing dreams
Of the long ago
With it’s springtime of youth and love
In my home by the sea, my sweetheart and me
And the heavenly skies above
For in this divine world as our lives unfurled
We would plan for the days to come
Just a Long Island boy, a Long Island girl
With a spirit of Home Sweet Home
- No place to me ever will be
Like my Long Island home
No skies so blue, no friends so true
No place like my Home Sweet Home
Long Island sunrise and Long Island moon
Long Island days that pass only too soon
Long Island Gardens and Long Island Shores
Just keep calling me home sweet home