By 1967, the group had relocated to London, donning mod styles and Beatles-inspired mustaches. Glenn Shorrock was quoted as stating that London was very difficult to work in because of all of the extremely talented musicians. He claimed that even bands you had never heard of were incredibly selective.
This song, written by band member Terry Britten, was recorded and released in November 1967. It steadily climbed the charts and plateaued at number four in January 1968. It was written by Britten after having been inspired by the one-off television drama of the same name, Cathy, Come Home, which had been released in November 1966. It was one of the last successful songs released by the band.
The Twilights - Cathy, Come Home (1967)
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Lyrics:
(Cathy, come home)
(Come)
(Come)
(Come)
Cathy, come home
Can't you see that I need it?
Cathy, come home
You must see it to believe it
Cathy, come home
I found someone to comfort me
Someone who finally let me be myself
My mind, I think, is much too small
To see the writing on the wall is here
Cathy, come home
Can't you see that I need it?
Cathy, come home
You must see it to believe it
Cathy, come home
If seeing is believing, then I see the truth
With you on my mind, I just can't seem to lose
(Lose)
My mind's made up; that's all I see
The writing's plain- as plain can be to me
Cathy's back, now she's all mine
Now everything's just turned out fine for me
Cathy, come home
Can't you see that I need it?
Cathy, come home
You must see it to believe it
Cathy, come home
Cathy, come home
(Cathy, come home)
Cathy, come home
(Cathy, come home)
(Home)
(Home)
(Home)
(Home)
(Home…)
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