George Jones: The Grand Tour Meaning
Song Released: 1974
The Grand Tour Lyrics
Come on in
If you'd like to take the grand tour
Of a lonely house
That once was home sweet home
I have nothing here to sell you
Just some things that I will tell you
Some things I know will chill you to the bone
Over...
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I agree about the wife dying along with the baby. There is no other explanation for leaving everything including the jewelry.
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I knew the songwriter, George Richey, and while I never asked him when he was alive, a mutual friend claims that it is a simple song about a wife leaving her husband. I don't buy it. I did not know George well, but he seemed a fairly complex fellow, and I believe the song refers to a man's wife who died, with their child, probably in childbirth.
Between this song and "He Stopped Loving her Today," you could cry a river. -
I have felt for a long time that his wife and baby died in either a car wreck or child birth.
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His wife died while pregnant with their baby is what I get out of it. Perrrrty sad song.
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i would have said for ages that it was about divorce, but having heard it more and more, i would say that it was more to do with a death of the loved one. this is one of those songs that make you step back and think WOOOOOW!
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A man telling someone about his home and how every object can be connected to his wife in some way. His wife has passed on, and was pregnant at the time. He is left heartbroken and alone.
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Just a song about the love of his life going away for good, either in death or separation thus leaving such an impact on his life he will tell his story over a hundred times and give you the grand tour. He knows he will never meet the same person again.
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