You Can't Go Home Again

noun

1. a novel (1940) by Thomas Wolfe.

You can't go home again

1. You can't recover the past. This saying is the title of a novel by the twentieth-century American author Thomas Wolfe.

Example Sentences

“Who says you can’t go home again?”

From Los Angeles Times

You can’t go home again, wrote Thomas Wolfe, but F. Scott Fitzgerald said you can repeat the past — of course you can.

From Los Angeles Times

So much has changed, and maybe you can’t go home again.

From Seattle Times

After all, you can’t go home again.

From Scientific American

Maybe you can’t go home again, as the author Thomas Wolfe said.

From Seattle Times