"Carry Me Home" was written in 1976. 

History of the song: in interviews with bass player 
at the time, Mark Evans, he has no recollection of 
recording this song, nor Dirty Eyes, Fling Thing or Cold 
Hearted Man. It was revealed many years later that 
Angus, Malcolm and Bon entered the studio to lay 
down some demos, possibly without Mark Evans or 
Phil Rudd, and instead the bass and drum line may 
have been recorded by either Harry Vanda or George 
Young. Some even claim it could possibly be Bon 
Scott on the drums. These songs mostly became 
single releases as the B side to various AC/DC singles, 
and other rumors circulate that this session may have 
been the same infamous session where the unreleased 
AC/DC song "I'm a rebel" hailed from, sung by brother 
Alex Young. Alex made his brothers promise that, that 
song would never be released, and it remains locked 
in the Alberts vault. (Accept heard it, and made a 
cover version of it)

 It's not confirmed if that track was recorded during the 
session these songs where or not, as claims have 
been made that Angus, Mal and Bon recorded that 
song without the presence of their producers Vanda & 
Young. 

Also some trivia; Bon Scott has said in several 
interviews that this song (Carry Me Home) was his 
favorite, and many believe it to be one of Bon抯 
greatest that just wraps up his legend in a single song. 

Enjoy!
The song has now been released by AC/DC on the 
box set of Backtracks, along with all the other B-side 
releases mentioned from this session, with the 
exception of "I'm a Rebel"