Where’s FourWallsdo?: Hello Texas
By Four Walls
@FourWalls (77565)
United States
August 6, 2025 9:10am CST
Howdy from a place I’ve never been before: the Texas panhandle!! I’m on my way for more Route 66 excitement today, but first, another song that’s a musical pin in the roadmap on this trip. Here’s one I can’t wait for NJ Chic to “nope” me on. 
Hello Texas - Jimmy Buffett
This is the 9th song on side 5 of his two-record set “Hey, Where’d That Come From?”
Truthfully, this never appeared on a Buffett album. It was recorded for the soundtrack to the film Urban Cowboy. I don’t understand (and if you look at the comment on YouTube proclaiming this rocker as “real country music” you’ll be equally confused), but hey, there it was. (Irving Azoff, the manager, was central in getting the music cleared for the movie, and he was Buffett’s manager at the time, along with others who showed up like Boz Scaggs, Joe Walsh, and the Eagles.)
So here you have a rockin’ number from the Mayor of Margaritaville in a movie about country music bars. Go figure. But I love it.
Hello Texas
Written by Brian Collins and Robby Campbell
Recorded by Jimmy Buffett
From Urban Cowboy (soundtrack), 1980
I left a part of my heart somewhere in the Lone Star State:



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@GardenGerty (165242)
• United States
6 Aug
Aren't you getting out into @rebelann s stomping grounds? The song has a really "drivin" beat.
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@MarieCoyle (47008)
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7 Aug
I do know that song. Brings back memories.
Texas is a big place, you will never run out of places to go and things to see there--it's BIG!
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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
7 Aug
Lots of Texas to see between things because it’s so big! 

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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
15h
@MarieCoyle — did that in 1983: left Dallas at 8 AM, drove 13 hours, and hadn’t even made it to the mountain time zone line (let alone the state line)! Disclaimer: the speed limit was 55 back then.
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@MarieCoyle (47008)
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23h
@FourWalls
It certainly is big. You can drive all day long and still be in Texas!
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@celticeagle (178043)
• Boise, Idaho
6 Aug
It's a crazy world. I sure enjoyed all Jimmy did.
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@celticeagle (178043)
• Boise, Idaho
22h
@FourWalls .....yeah, that is some of the best of what he did.
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@Marilynda1225 (85728)
• United States
6 Aug
You sound like you're having an awesome trip. I remember the movie Uban Cowboy but certainly didn't remember the song by Jimmy Buffet.
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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
6 Aug
That’s one of the things about movies like that…they have these great songs playing almost as incidental music in the background.
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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
6 Aug
You can listen to RM for free on the website. The only downside is they don’t have it displayed what song you’re listening to.
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@NJChicaa (124132)
• United States
6 Aug
@FourWalls I do know that. I typically just listen to my Apple Music playlist here and in the car and then my Pandora playlist at work.
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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
7 Aug
Not surprised, you said you’re not a Buffett fan.
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@RebeccasFarm (95566)
• Arvada, Colorado
6 Aug
Poor ol Texas..a lovely place..Id love to see the tumbleweeds.
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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
7 Aug
One of the information signs at the Amarillo Route 66 center said that Amarillo is the windiest city on Route 66. And Route 66’s northern starting point is Chicago!!
@RasmaSandra (87775)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
6 Aug
Don't know this one my favorite is The Yellow Rose of Texas, Have you met her?
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@FourWalls (77565)
• United States
15h
Yes indeed! One of those songs for my travelogue playlist (which will need a massive update after this trip
).

@arunima25 (91933)
• Bangalore, India
6 Aug
I could not be to Texas during my decade long stay in the US. Well, I see that NJ has not responded with a "nope"

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