Made popular by British vocal octet VOCES8, this arrangement of Dougie Maclean's heartwarming tune invites a slice of Scotland into the choral rehearsal room. "Caledonia" was the Latin name the Romans used for Scotland, and Dougie's original song has become somewhat of an unofficial anthem for the country. In an arrangement here by Blake Morgan, the textures throughout range from the signature "blended" sound of VOCES8 to a roaring climb through the Scottish highlands before returning to the final refrain in a hymn-like harmonization, bringing us to back to the place we call home. "Let me tell you that I love you, and I think about you all the time; Caledonia, you're calling me, and now I'm going home.".

In this arrangement of Bill Withers? classic tune, the choir takes on the characteristics of his backing band, creating smokey saxophone textures, horn hits, and of course the iconic bass guitar riff.

The middle of the score contains a nice feature for four individual singers to step out from the ensemble and create a blended quartet sound, � la New York Voices, Manhattan Transfer, or The Hi-Lo?s.