Song from commercial Country's Family Reunion TV Spot, 'Larry's Country Diner: Flowers on the Wall'

Flowers on the Wall is a song made famous by the American country music group The Statler Brothers. It was written and composed by Lew DeWitt , one of the members of the group. The song was included in their debut studio album, also titled "Flowers on the Wall," which was released in 1966.

The lyrics of "Flowers on the Wall" tell the story of a person who has been left behind by their loved one, resulting in feelings of loneliness and despair. The song expresses the pain and isolation that the protagonist feels, emphasizing their struggle to cope with being abandoned. The lyrics also touch on themes of heartbreak and the emotional toll it takes on a person.

"Flowers on the Wall" became a major hit for The Statler Brothers, reaching the top of the charts in both the country and pop genres. The song's success helped establish The Statler Brothers as a prominent group in the country music industry. In addition to its commercial success, "Flowers on the Wall" also won the group a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary (Rock and Roll) Performance by a Group in 1966.

Over the years , "Flowers on the Wall" has remained a popular and enduring song, recognized as one of The Statler Brothers' signature hits. It has been covered by various artists and continues to be enjoyed by fans of country and pop music alike.

If you're interested in listening to "Flowers on the Wall" by The Statler Brothers, you can find it on various music streaming platforms or watch performances of the song on YouTube.