dropout year says you can't go home year.
dropout year says you can't go home year.
who says you can't go home year?
dropout year
the band's ninth studio album, "have a nice day", was released in september 2005. the album debuted at number two in both the u.s. and uk, reaching number one in fifteen countries. the title track was an international hit, reaching the top ten in the uk, europe, australia and canada. the second single, "who says you can't go home", was released in early 2006. the song reached top forty on the billboard hot 100 in the u.s. a duet version of "who says you can't go home" with country singer jennifer nettles of the band sugarland, peaked at number one on the billboard hot country songs and bon jovi became the first rock band to have a number one single on billboard's country chart. on february 11, 2007, bon jovi and jennifer nettles won the grammy award, for "best country collaboration with vocals" for "who says you can't go home". the band also won an award for favorite rock song at the people's choice awards with "who says you can't go home".
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come home year









































come home year is a canadian civic event for many towns that encourages a return to home town. due to significant economic migration away from many of the small rural towns these events draw many generations to celebrate.









































in 2000, there was a provincial "come home year" in newfoundland and labrador where many people came back to visit their various communities.









































in 2005, saskatchewan had a "come home year" as part of the province's centennial celebration.









































in 2017, mcivers, newfoundland hosted a come home event that temporarily tripled the town's population.
come home year