Big House On The Corner

Stonewall Jackson · Other Songs - Stonewall Jackson

You can see the ad in the morning paper this house

for sale the owener's leaving town

He won't need it any longer he'll like the price you'll give

For the big house on the corner where love used to live

She was all I had all I ever wanted but now she's gone

so I can't stay in town

I'm the lonely man that's selling for most any price you'll give

For the big house on the corner where love used to live

This happy couple used to live there until the winds

of sorrow left it alone and bare

I'm the lonely man that's selling for most any price you'll give

For the big house on the corner where love used to live

For the big house on the corner where love used to live

Big House On The Corner

Stonewall Jackson delivers a spirited performance on "Big House On The Corner," a track that highlights his distinctive approach to English country music. While the song appears outside his primary 2004 release, Waterloo, it shares the energetic spirit found in recordings like "I Wish I Had A Girl" and "Still Awake." Jackson's work often bridges traditional folk sensibilities with a modern, accessible rhythm, creating a sound that resonates with fans of the genre. This particular recording showcases his ability to craft engaging narratives through music, maintaining the lively tempo and melodic clarity that define his broader discography. The track stands as a testament to his versatility, complementing his established body of work with a fresh yet familiar sonic landscape that appeals to listeners seeking authentic country storytelling.