And list only one.
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I know it's by Patsy Cline, but just one? I'll go with "Crazy". 
"He Stopped Loving her Today" George Jones
"......He stopped loving her today
They placed a wreath upon his door
And soon they'll carry him away
He stopped loving her today
(Spoken)
You know she came to see him one last time
Oh and we all wondered if she would
And it kept running through my mind
This time he's over her for good"
"......He stopped loving her today
They placed a wreath upon his door
And soon they'll carry him away
He stopped loving her today
(Spoken)
You know she came to see him one last time
Oh and we all wondered if she would
And it kept running through my mind
This time he's over her for good"
"Goodbye Earl", Dixie Chicks
Our special song played at our wedding....
The Keeper of the Stars---Tracy Byrd
It is a beautiful song.
The Keeper of the Stars---Tracy Byrd
It is a beautiful song.
Jason Isbell's "DRESS BLUES"
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This version gives me chills, but the album cut sounds a little more country with the addition of the pedal steel.
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This version gives me chills, but the album cut sounds a little more country with the addition of the pedal steel.
"Only one friend Left" by Dan Seals I dedicated it to my wife so I guess I need to go with it. But the David Alan Coe song Perfect Country Western Song needs to be it b/c it includes mama, trucks, trains, prison and getting drunk. I figure somebody would pull it so it might as well be me
Carrie Underwood "WASTED"
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Okay, BG, Alabama fan and dog person
, I'm not sure if you're a David Allen Coe fan or not, but here is the song by the man who wrote it, Stevie Goodman. Stevie was a great songwriter and wit, and the world is a much darker place without him.Link
Oh my, so many great songs to choose from but I am going with.... (drum roll please) Baby's got her bluejeans on.... I LOVE that song. No matter what type of mood I am in if I hear that song I automatically get a huge smile on face and must begin singing and dancing... I have it on a CD and I keep it at my desk at work... just in case I need it in an emergency 
It's just about impossible to choose in this category as well, but I'd say that for me, Goodbye Time would be it. I like both the Conway Twitty & Blake Shelton versions. I am hesitant only because I love Always On My Mind just about as much.
"Delta Dawn"- Tanya Tucker!!!!!
I love that song! And I am for real.
I love that song! And I am for real.
quote:Originally posted by gracies old man:
Jason Isbell's "DRESS BLUES"
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This version gives me chills, but the album cut sounds a little more country with the addition of the pedal steel.
Great song "gracies old man" may we never forget what this "BRAVE SOLDIER AND HERO" did for our country that this song was sung about.
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please edit before the spelling police come in here and write you up!!! or put an "i" in it!!! hehehehehe
quote:Originally posted by TheBaldGuy:quote:
please edit before the spelling police come in here and write you up!!! or put an "i" in it!!! hehehehehe
I didnt catch that . lol Sorry , I been sick all weekend , thanks Bald guy .
Misery and Gin--Merle Haggard. Hands down.
Since the original poster said only pick one, I'll have to decide between: Johnny Cash's "Boy Named Sue", John Anderson's "Just A Swangin", Willie Nelson's "My Heros Have Always Been Cowboys", and last but not least Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson's "Pancho and Lefty". I'm going to go with........"Pancho and Lefty". Yeah that's only one.
When it comes to and all time favorite anything, mine changes according to my mood.
Country song....right now it's a crossover ..."Crying" Roy Orbison.
Yesterday it was "From A Jack To A Queen"
Country song....right now it's a crossover ..."Crying" Roy Orbison.
Yesterday it was "From A Jack To A Queen"
He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - Willie Nelson
My all time favorite is "LONG BLACK VEIL" several people have recorded it but I really like the way Billy Lawson sang it. Johnny Cash wasn't so bad either.
Walking After Midnight - Patsy Cline (or any other song sung by Patsy Cline)
quote:Originally posted by George Sand:
Walking After Midnight - Patsy Cline (or any other song sung by Patsy Cline)
A bottle of wine an Patsy Cline
(the "d" in "and" was used in my previous post by mistake....this way it evens out)
is white noise an acceptable answer?
sorry. probably something from johnny cash, but I consider that as much early rock as I do country. I'm just not big on new country. it seems like pop music (which I'm not fond of either) with a twang, just to try to make it a little different.
sorry. probably something from johnny cash, but I consider that as much early rock as I do country. I'm just not big on new country. it seems like pop music (which I'm not fond of either) with a twang, just to try to make it a little different.
We need a new topic for your favorite Western song as well.
This is hard to pick just one:
"Always on My Mind" by Willie Nelson
I also love "When You Say Nothing At All" by Keith Whitley
"Always on My Mind" by Willie Nelson
I also love "When You Say Nothing At All" by Keith Whitley
I can't believe I forgot my girl, Dolly. I mean, seriously, how could anyone not love Dolly? I love her voice and her kindness. This is a Dolly/Vince duo of "I Will Always Love You". I also love Vince Gill's voice. I want his song "Go Rest High on that Mountain" sang at my funeral.
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I also love Vince Gill's voice. I want his song "Go Rest High on that Mountain" sang at my funeral.
Joy, that song was played at my father-in-laws funeral and to this day I can not listen to it without crying.
It's gotta be an all time tear jerker.
My FAVORITE Country song is....
"Joni Joni Please Don't Cry" by Conway Twitty.
Anyone who knows me can understand why!
hehe....Hi Flo!!!!!!!!!!!!
You never even called me by my name.
No doubt.
DF
No doubt.
DF
whiskey bent and hellbound- hank jr
The Man in Black - Johnny Cash