Kimberly Jim
Jim Reeves · Welcome to My World [1996]
I was always a rollin' stone
I would tred any road
I'd walk alone
Never sharin' my load.
Since I came to this land of smiles
All my rovin' is past
And now the miles
Are all behind me at last.
It's here I want to stay
Find someone to marry
Here I'll tarry
For the rest of my days.
I'm no longer a rollin' stone
Now that cravin' has gone
This lands my own
And my home from now on.
It's here I want to stay
Never travel again
I'll remain
For the rest of my days.
I'm no longer a rollin' stone
Now that cravin' has gone
This lands my own
And my home from now on...
About Kimberly Jim
Jim Reeves' "Kimberly Jim" stands as a tender example of his signature crooning style, blending country and pop sensibilities with a distinct vocal warmth. Recorded for the 1996 compilation *Welcome to My World*, the track showcases Reeves' ability to deliver intimate ballads with effortless charm, a hallmark of his career spanning the 1950s and 60s. The song reflects the era's emphasis on romantic storytelling, where Reeves' voice served as the primary instrument of emotion. While the specific narrative of the lyrics remains private, the recording captures the polished production typical of mid-century Nashville sessions, highlighting his status as a leading figure in country music. This particular version contributes to his extensive discography, demonstrating the consistency and appeal that made him a beloved figure in American music history.