Lyric Video Premiere: Becky Warren "Take Me Back Home"

With her debut solo album, War Surplus, Nashville singer-songwriter Becky Warren relays the affecting, gritty, and personal tale of the relationship between an Iraq-bound soldier named Scott and his girlfriend, June. The twelve-song concept record candidly and potently follows the couple’s story through their initial meeting to more somber moments. One of the tracks, "Take Me Back Home" is a rollicking, yet emotional number told from the soldier's perspective which has him  contemplating  where exactly home is after returning from war.

Since 2014, Becky Warren has won both the Merlefest Songwriting Contest and the Kerrville New Folk Competition. She hopes the record will resonate with a wide range of fans while raising awareness about veterans and PTSD. “There are so many people out there who have gone through similar experiences,” Warren says, “and I want to do everything I can to make them feel like they’re not invisible. And maybe at the same time, the record will lead some people to learn more about veterans' issues, and take some positive action.”

War Surplus,  which was  covered by   NPR's All Things Considered, Huffington Post  (who included the album in their Sweet 16 of 2016),  Washington Times,  and many more is available HERE.

Watch the lyric video premiere for "Take Me Back Home" below.