Come On Home

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"Come On Home"
Single by Cyndi Lauper
from the album Twelve Deadly Cyns...and Then Some
Released	1995
Recorded	1995
Genre	Pop
Label	Epic Records
Producer(s)	Cyndi Lauper, Jimmy Bralower, William Wittman
Cyndi Lauper singles chronology
"I'm Gonna Be Strong ('94 Version)" (1994)	"Come On Home" (1995)	"You Don't Know" (1996)

Come On Home is the third and final single off of the greatest hits, Twelve Deadly Cyns...and Then Some by Cyndi Lauper

[edit] Song Information

At the beginning of the "Junior's Soundfactory Mix", the sentence hard to understand is "Cyndi Lauper LOVES DREAM DRUMS". Lauper said so in person. The story about it is quite long. While Cyndi and Junior were working on the Come On Home mixes, Junior invited a friend of him in the studio. This one talked with Junior of the fact that he and his friends referred the Junior's mix of That's What I Think as DreamDrums because it was so different from the original and so close to other mixes Junior did at that time that they couldn't recognize the track when it was played in the club. Cyndi heard the story. A little bit later, the single was released and the sentence was on it.

The single rocketed up the dance charts in 1995 when it was released in the U.S. The song was also a hit in a few other countries.

[edit] Chart Performance

Chart (1995)	Peak position
U.S. Hot Dance Music/Club Play	11
Chilean Singles Chart	19
Colombian Singles Chart	33
UK Singles Chart	39

[edit] Official Versions

1. Club Mix Extended Version 5:35
2. Dream Dub Beats 4:50
3. Factory Dub Short Version 2:34
4. Factory Dub 4:50
5. Instrumental Long Version 8:26
6. Instrumental 3:52
7. International Album Version 4:32
8. Jungle Ragga Beats 5:35
9. Jungle Vocal 6:20
10. Junior Vasquez Soundfactory Mix 11:43
11. Junior's Live Version
12. Junior's Soundfactory Single Version 4:14
13. Ruff Factory Dub 9:43
14. Single Edit 3:47
15. Techno Dub 4:35
16. Techno Vocal Single Version 4:20
17. Techno Vocal 9:03
18. US Album Version 4:30