COUNTRY SONG TITLES (real or not)
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I'm impressed. David Allen Coe wasn't exactly a Grammy winning artist in his hey day so a lot of Country fans here in the US have never heard of him let alone someone from Norway. I youtubed some of his more recent stuff a while back and it's just profane.
Huh...I know Stryper (80's Christian metal) had a song with this title but never heard a Country song by that titling.
**runs off to Google
Huh...I know Stryper (80's Christian metal) had a song with this title but never heard a Country song by that titling.
**runs off to Google
Actually people DO take pride in the fact we fix what's broke instead of just throwing it out and buying a new one "like them city folks."
People will be proud about... well... just about anything that makes them different from "those other people." Rich city people take pride in the fact they can afford to buy new instead of fixing old. Everyone's gonna find some reason to be prideful.
People will be proud about... well... just about anything that makes them different from "those other people." Rich city people take pride in the fact they can afford to buy new instead of fixing old. Everyone's gonna find some reason to be prideful.
This thread reminds of of two of my former co-workers.
Co-worker 1 was easy-going, and no matter how much work we had to do, he always had a positive attitude.
Co-worker 2 had definitely been through a lot in life, and was never shy about telling you how much she'd gone through, which was understandable. Even on a good day, there were always a whole lot that was wrong.
One day I heard Co-worker 1 good-naturedly call Co-worker 2 "Martina" (as in, McBride), several times.
"Why on earth are you calling her that?" I asked.
"Because," he said. "Every time she talks about her life, it sounds like a bad country song."
I couldn't help but laugh!
Co-worker 1 was easy-going, and no matter how much work we had to do, he always had a positive attitude.
Co-worker 2 had definitely been through a lot in life, and was never shy about telling you how much she'd gone through, which was understandable. Even on a good day, there were always a whole lot that was wrong.
One day I heard Co-worker 1 good-naturedly call Co-worker 2 "Martina" (as in, McBride), several times.
"Why on earth are you calling her that?" I asked.
"Because," he said. "Every time she talks about her life, it sounds like a bad country song."
I couldn't help but laugh!
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If I get one giggle from this 
'The Yard Sale Gigolo' (a masterpiece by Sky lol )
Well now the Yard Sale Gigolo
Was a feller bout 34
He liked to pick up chicks
Way out in the sticks
That wanted nothin for a dollar or more
Now you can find him
By the fifty cent Tupperware
Or by Old tough Lucy with the beehive hair
Just a swayin his hips like he just don't care
That's the yard sale gigolo lol
Now once he came up to me a little closer
Beside the black velvet Elvis poster
Furry dice in his hand
For his broken down van
He'd see a tube top and lose his composure
Now if you're wonderin
Where did he go?
That , Yard Sale Gigolo
Well I heard he upgraded
To some women that he he dated
By the clearance rack, Dollar Store lol
lol
Lord
Nobody will take my poems seriously after this number lolol
Love you all
'The Yard Sale Gigolo' (a masterpiece by Sky lol )
Well now the Yard Sale Gigolo
Was a feller bout 34
He liked to pick up chicks
Way out in the sticks
That wanted nothin for a dollar or more
Now you can find him
By the fifty cent Tupperware
Or by Old tough Lucy with the beehive hair
Just a swayin his hips like he just don't care
That's the yard sale gigolo lol
Now once he came up to me a little closer
Beside the black velvet Elvis poster
Furry dice in his hand
For his broken down van
He'd see a tube top and lose his composure
Now if you're wonderin
Where did he go?
That , Yard Sale Gigolo
Well I heard he upgraded
To some women that he he dated
By the clearance rack, Dollar Store lol
lol
Lord
Nobody will take my poems seriously after this number lolol
Love you all
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Most of the top country songs all sound the same to me.
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I wonder if someone ever did that with southern gospel or CCM... A lot of songs sound pretty much the same in both those genres.
I got Spurs that Jingle Jangle Jingle
Ghost Riders in the Sky
Second Hand Clothing
Valleys
What's Left of Me
Cool Clear Water
Downpour
Red River Valley
Tumbling Tumbleweed
One More River to Cross
I'll Fly Away
Which of these are Country, which is Christian, and Southern Gospel/Country Gospel. And so I gave you a couple of freebies.
Ghost Riders in the Sky
Second Hand Clothing
Valleys
What's Left of Me
Cool Clear Water
Downpour
Red River Valley
Tumbling Tumbleweed
One More River to Cross
I'll Fly Away
Which of these are Country, which is Christian, and Southern Gospel/Country Gospel. And so I gave you a couple of freebies.