1.1K views · 7.1K reactions | “Walk Through This World With Me,” released in 1967, gave George Jones his third No. 1 hit. Written by Sandy Seamons and Kaye Savage, it’s a slow, heartfelt ballad where Jones’s voice lays bare every ounce of longing and vulnerability. The song marked a shift toward the smoother Nashville Sound, but kept his trademark emotion front and center, sealing his place as country’s master of the heartache ballad. #country | HonkyTonkin'TV | Facebook

“Where the World Learns to Walk Again” I heard the earth call my name in silence, Through dust and wind and broken stone. The road was long, the sky was endless, Yet something whispered, “You are not alone.” I left behind the weight of yesterday, The noise of fear, the wars of men. With bare feet on this trembling ground, I vowed to walk for peace again. O world of sorrow, hear my prayer, Let every step become your light. I carry hope in fragile hands, And walk until the end of night. I see the

275K views · 9.7K reactions | Watch Mo Pitney perform George Jones' "Walk Through This World With Me" | Country Rebel | Facebook

90K views · 649 reactions | When you're singing at The George Jones Museum - which is sadly not around anymore - you gotta sing some George Jones! Watch Mo Pitney sing Jones' 1967 single "Walk Through This World With Me," The Possum's first #1 hit since 1962. | Country Music Nation | Facebook