Oh Lonesome Me
Song by Don GibsonWikipedia
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Search complete. 14 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Oh Lonesome Me".
Oct 15, 2026
MarkHOST
Um, Anyway, did you hear, because the subtitle completely missed, I don't remember if he even says it in Japanese, but did you see what Mountain Tim's stand is called?
MilesHOST
Oh, Lonesome Me.
MilesHOST
Oh, it is called that in the subtitles? I think I just got that from...
MarkHOST
Oh, okay.
MilesHOST
Yeah.
MarkHOST
It's just a country song of a guy complaining that his lasso doesn't work, but really he's too dumb to use it correctly.
MarkHOST
I love on the Oh, Lonesome Me page on the Jojo Wiki, which, Miles, you shouldn't go to in case there's spoilers.
MarkHOST
Ah, shit, okay.
KarlHOST
And I caught two in this one, although we did reference one last week inadvertently.
KarlHOST
But the new one for this episode is Oh Lonesome Me, which is the name of Mountain Tim's Stand.
KarlHOST
This is a reference to Oh Lonesome Me, a 1958 song by American country singer and songwriter Don Gibson that topped the country charts for eight non-consecutive weeks.
KarlHOST
And in doing a little bit of research on the song and giving it a listen, which it is a catchy tune, uh, it's interesting because there's one YouTube video that features the audio from the song, but it has comments disabled, while there's another video that features the audio which has comments open and features [laughs] responses like, "Perfect music for getting lost in the desert and with comrades dying of thirst," or, "Yes, my favorite Don Gibson song, Lasso Blues," [laughs] which w- I'm sure we'll talk about later.
KarlHOST
And then the second reference, which we kind of already talked about in the previous episode, is with the name of the Boom Boom family's collection of Stands, which is Tomb of the Boom 123.
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CourtneyHOST
They do technically get Mountain Tim off of his horse.
CourtneyHOST
But because they're so close already and the magnetism is so strong, Mountain Tim ends up floating and flying right at Johnny and Gyro.
CourtneyHOST
And so that's when Mountain Tim uses Oh Lonesome Me, or as localized, as Carl mentioned, Lasso Blues.
Chris GregoryHOST
I can't get over how she set me free.
Chris GregoryHOST
Oh, lonesome me.
Chris GregoryHOST
And that's Don Gibson, Oh, Lonesome Me, 1957, later recorded by...
Chris GregoryHOST
Neil Young after the Gold Rush album.
Chris GregoryHOST
In December 1962, Bob Dylan embarked on his first trip to England, having been signed up to play a small role as a folk singer in a BBC TV drama called Madhouse on Castle Street.