"Dearest Spot of Earth to Me Is Home" (13 Jan 1857) 
Sung by
Miss Adelaide Phillipps
Composed by
W[illiam]. T[homas]. Wrighton[, 1816-1880]

Philadelphia: Beck and Lawton, 166 Chestnut St, Cor. 7th
  Successors to J. E. Gould
Boston: Oliver Ditson
New York: S. T. Gordon
Cincinnati: Truay & Baldwin

[Source: 
CALL NUMBER
M1.A12V vol. 101 Case Class original bound volume
PART OF
American 19th-century sheet music. Copyright deposits, 1820-1860 
REPOSITORY
Library of Congress. Music Division. 
DIGITAL ID
sm1857 630790 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/sm1857.630790]

1. The dearest spot of earth  to me 
Is Home, sweet Home! 
The fairy land I long to see 
Is Home! sweet Home! 
There, how charm’d the sense of hearing! 
There, where love is so endearing! 
All the world is not so cheering 
As Home sweet Home! 
The dearest spot of earth to me 
Is Home sweet Home 
The fairy land I long to see 
Is Home sweet Home!

2. I’ve taught my heart the way to prize 
My Home, sweet Home! 
I’ve learned to look with lover’s eyes 
On Home! sweet Home! 
There, where vows are truly plighted! 
There, where hearts are so united! 
All the world besides I’ve slighted 
For Home, sweet Home! 
The dearest spot of earth to me 
Is Home sweet Home 
The fairy land I long to see 
Is Home sweet Home!