Among the Few

George Jones · A Good Year For The Roses

We don't need no great big house on a hill top

Just a share croppers shack by a railroad track

And a well in the back will do

Though few may find this kind of love

Was built for one another

And we're so lucky we're among the few.



And if we had three wishes wonder what we'd wish for

We'll walk through this world together hand in hand our whole life through

We found peace of mind so many tried so hard to find another

And we're so lucky we're among the few.



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We'll go far though we may not own a car

And we might look for it and right next door

To our neighbors that might own two

We'll walk with those who love like us and though there won't be many

We're so lucky we're among the few.



And if we had three wishes wonder what we'd wish for

We'll walk through this world together hand in hand our whole life through

We found peace of mind so many tried so hard to find another

And we're so lucky we're amoung the few.



And we're so lucky we're amoung the few...

Among the Few

George Jones delivers a haunting performance of 'Among the Few' on the 1970 album A Good Year For The Roses. This country classic exemplifies Jones's signature ability to convey deep sorrow and vulnerability through his distinctive vocal delivery. The track stands as a testament to his mastery of the genre during the early 1970s, capturing the emotional weight of heartbreak with raw authenticity. Recorded in the heartland of American country music, the song reflects the era's focus on personal struggle and resilience, cementing Jones's reputation as a master storyteller. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet profound narrative, which resonates across generations of listeners who have come to expect such emotional depth from his discography.