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Closer to Home is the third studio album by American rock band Grand Funk Railroad. It was produced by Terry Knight. This album reached RIAA gold record status in 1970, making it the group's third gold record in one year. The album's inside artwork shows a live photo of the band performing at Madison Square Garden in February 1970.

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If you return me to my home port I will kiss you, Mother Earth Take me back now, take me back now To the port of my birth. Am I in my cabin dreaming Or are you really scheming To take my ship away from me? You'd better think about it I just can't live without it So, please don't take my ship from me, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm your captain, I'm your captain Though I'm feeling mighty sick Everybody, listen to me And return me my ship. I'm your captain, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I'm your captain, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I'm your captain, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah I'm your captain, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm getting closer to my home I'm getting closer to my home I'm getting closer to my home I'm getting closer to my home, oh. I'm getting closer to my home I'm getting closer to my home I'm getting closer to my home I'm getting closer to my home

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By the time their second album, Closer, was released only a few months later, Curtis had taken his own life. The clues were on the record, in Colony's "a cry for help, a hint of anaesthesia/ the sound from broken homes, we used to always meet here" and 24 Hours' "Destiny unfolded, I watched it slip away. It wasn't until much later – via Deborah Curtis's book and the Control film – that we were allowed the full, tragic details of Curtis's tailspin into worsening epilepsy, prescription drug-contributed depression and domestic turmoil. It took three or four plays to fully hit home. But I can still remember an open window, the sun streaming on to my Fidelity UA4 stereo and a thought hitting me then that remains unchanged 31 years later: I love this album more then any music ever. For me, Closer contains the saddest, most beautiful music ever made.

Closer is even more austere, more claustrophobic, more inventive, more beautiful, and more haunting than its predecessor. It's also Joy Division's start-to-finish masterpiece, a flawless encapsulation of everything the group sought to achieve. The hypnotically abrasive "Atrocity Exhibition" leads to the relentless yet somehow still economical "Isolation", the group more capable in its playing and confident in the arrangements. In the studio, Joy Division and Hannett could meticulously craft the album, note by note. Live and unleashed, they were undeniably powerful- especially Curtis, whose Mancunian Jim Morrison croon fills each respective hall with foreboding- but also pretty sloppy (it's no wonder the surviving members of the band later hitched themselves to drum machines and sequencers).