Where’s FourWallsdo?: Home
By Four Walls
@FourWalls (78334)
United States
August 31, 2025 10:44am CST
After a time of traveling there’s only one place you want to be. I’m closing out the month celebrating my vacation in musical style with a salute to the best place to see after a trip. And, despite 40,000 different songs with this same title, there really is only one choice for me. 
Home - Jim Reeves
Linda? Jim? NO!! Don’t let the nice clothes fool you. 
This was written by Roger Miller. He didn’t record it until 1966, and by that time I accepted NO substitutes for a Jim Reeves recording. Of course I’m going with that marvelous voice of Gentleman Jim’s any time. 
Just to bore the daylights out of you, the man introducing Reeves in the video is Thomas Clinton “T. Tommy” Cutrer. He was an Opry announcer for many years. You might not know it looking at him in the video, but he had a prosthetic leg, having lost his left leg in a car wreck in 1952.
But the star of the show is Jim Reeves and that magnificent voice of his. And home. Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like it!
Thanks for reading.
Home
Written by Roger Miller
Recorded by Jim Reeves
From He’ll Have to Go and Other Favorites, 1959
The water tastes good:
Home - Jim Reeves
Linda? Jim? NO!! Don’t let the nice clothes fool you.
This was written by Roger Miller. He didn’t record it until 1966, and by that time I accepted NO substitutes for a Jim Reeves recording. Of course I’m going with that marvelous voice of Gentleman Jim’s any time.
Just to bore the daylights out of you, the man introducing Reeves in the video is Thomas Clinton “T. Tommy” Cutrer. He was an Opry announcer for many years. You might not know it looking at him in the video, but he had a prosthetic leg, having lost his left leg in a car wreck in 1952.
But the star of the show is Jim Reeves and that magnificent voice of his. And home. Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like it!
Thanks for reading.
Home
Written by Roger Miller
Recorded by Jim Reeves
From He’ll Have to Go and Other Favorites, 1959
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@LindaOHio (199582)
• United States
1h
@FourWalls Cousin #2 came and did her usual since she had no plans.
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@JudyEv (362217)
• Rockingham, Australia
1 Sep
@FourWalls I can't remember the 'work clothes' my farmer father and brother wore but I don't think jeans were around at that time. Dad was born in 1914 and my brother in 1938.
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@luisadannointed (8530)
• Philippines
1 Sep
It is nice to talk about the old days, as if everything is coming back to life even though the photos was in black and white - as you talk about it, my mind gives color to the photos.
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@FourWalls (78334)
• United States
23h
I’m old, so most of the days are old!
Thank you for the kind compliment. 
Thank you for the kind compliment. 
@crossbones27 (51117)
• Mojave, California
1 Sep
@FourWalls Secretly A Marine. Most love the musicians with a bass guitar but if you have bass in your voice. Happy 250th miss lady, Only Marines have true bass in their voice. 
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@crossbones27 (51117)
• Mojave, California
1 Sep
@FourWalls I can't argue with that, but if I ever saw you miss lady, Most respectful, My Lady. Some of us were not meant to be good people let alone serve the great nation of this country. Marines do get points for that. Pretty neat if you ask me.
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@FourWalls (78334)
• United States
1 Sep
That’s one problem: for 250 years we’ve been giving y’all a lift, and you NEVER tipped us.
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@RasmaSandra (88534)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
31 Aug
Absolutely love Jim Reeves and his songs,
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