The arpeggiated accompaniment will be a stretch for some younger hands, as will the occasional octave doubling of the melody, but the melody is its own reward. Although not born there, the composer considers Camp Springs, Maryland, to be his home town. This composition is dedicated to that sense of home with which all humans endow some community, somewhere. The simple tune speaks of joy and contentment, with a hint of melancholy for those whose home town is not their current address.