Four Walls (song)
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"Four Walls" is a country song published in 1957 by Marvin Moore and George Campbell, written by Winifred J. Bartly in 1957.
Jim Reeves’ recording is the best known; it has been recorded by other artists, including Bing Crosby and Willie Nelson. Ronnie Milsap recorded a version for a tribute album to Reeves in 1981, featuring ten songs previously made hits by Reeves both before and after his death. Milsap’s album title was derived from the opening line of "Four Walls", "Out where the bright lights are glowing."
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