What’s the story behind Led Zeppelin’s “Baby Come On Home”? Recorded in 1968 and shelved for decades, this soul-infused love song showcases a rare side of the band — raw, emotional, and deeply influenced by R&B.
🎙 Hear how Robert Plant’s heartfelt vocals and Jimmy Page’s organ-backed production made this unreleased track a fan favorite after its 1993 debut.
📀 Originally left off Led Zeppelin I, this song gives us a glimpse of what could’ve been — and proves Zeppelin's range went far beyond hard rock.
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We were so happy woman, talking for hours and hours on the telephone
Then one day, I set you up to walk right outta my life
Leaving me all by myself, all alone, to cry every night
(Babe ooh, I want you to come back home yeah (come on home)
(Ooh yeah) Sweet little girl (ooh yeah, been gone so long)
Been away so long
Now listen to me: I said I made up my mind
Woman when you left me there, oh
I was gonna find another sweet lover
Who's gonna feel all of my cares
So I met a sweet little girl, just about as nice as she could be, oh
I fell in love with that woman, but she turned around
And did the same thing again to me
(Babe Baby, please come home (come on home) home yeah
I know, (you been gone too long) been away so long
(Babe I want you to please come home, oh (come on home)
So I made up my mind, I gonna crawl right back to you woman
I'm gonna plead and plead and plead, yeah, 'til you're here by my side
I can't even walk down the same old streets we used to walk down
'Cause I keep thinking about all the good times
Keep thinking about it, I wanna make you mine
Babe, babe, babe, please (come on home, yeah come on home)
(You've been gone too long)
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