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Introduction
“Apartment No. 9” isn’t just a song; it’s a doorway into the deep well of emotions that George Jones could so effortlessly tap into. This classic tune is the kind that wraps you up in a story, making you feel like you’re right there, sitting on a worn-out couch in a lonely apartment, feeling every pang of heartache. The song was originally written by Johnny Paycheck, Bobby Austin, and Fuzzy Owen, but when George Jones lends his voice to it, the song takes on a new life—one filled with his signature blend of raw emotion and authenticity.
What makes “Apartment No. 9” so special is the way it captures that universal feeling of loneliness and longing. The imagery is so vivid—you can almost see the empty space, hear the silence, and feel the weight of solitude that fills the room. George Jones, with his rich, melancholic voice, doesn’t just sing the words; he lives them, making you feel every bit of the sadness and isolation that the lyrics convey.
This song is a beautiful reminder of the power of country music to tell a story—one that speaks to the heart. It’s about those moments in life when you feel completely alone, yet somehow, through the music, you find a connection, a shared experience. “Apartment No. 9” isn’t just a song to listen to; it’s one to feel, to experience, and to remember.
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Lyrics
Just follow the stairway
To this lonely world of mine
You’ll find me waitin’ here
In apartment number 9
Not so very long ago
You walked away from me
And after the all the plans we made
You decided to be free
Loneliness surrounds me
Without your arms around me
And the sun will never shine
In apartment number 9
I keep waiting in this lonely room
Just in case you change your mind
You’ll find me waitin’ here
In apartment number 9
Loneliness surrounds me
Without your arms around me
And the sun will never shine
In apartment number 9
No the sun will never shine in apartment number 9