Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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A popular song from 1924
Words by Ballard MacDonald
Music by James F. Hanley

Sung by Laurence Rubenstein
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne

Get the sheet music and accompaniment here:
sheetmusicsinger.com/at-the-end-of-the-road

Lyrics

I’m just as weary, as weary can be
Little old Main Street, you’d look good to me
I didn’t know when I told you goodbye
How I would miss you, I’m just learning why

CHORUS
At the end of the road
The long, dusty road
There’s peace, there’s contentment and rest
And a cottage of white
If memory serves me right
With a welcome from those I love best
I’m going back to Indiana
And I nevermore will roam
From the end of the road
The long dusty road
That leads to Home Sweet Home

2. Shadows are rising and through memory’s haze
Oh! what a picture appears to my gaze
Cool shady lanes where the summer breeze blows
Bidding me come to its heart and repose

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