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By Rolling Stone. What makes a great country song? It tells a story. It draws a line. It has a twang you can feel down to the soles of your feet. Some get mad, some get weepy, some just get you down the road.

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By Rolling Stone. What makes a great country song? It tells a story. It draws a line. It has a twang you can feel down to the soles of your feet. Some get mad, some get weepy, some just get you down the road. But these are essential songs that map out the story of country music, from Hank Williams howling at the moon to George Jones pouring one out for all the desperate lovers to Taylor Swift singing the suburban cowgirl blues. Mainstream country's most prominent liberal ambitiously overloads this nearly six-minute single from 's American Saturday Night , explaining that he wanted "to serve up a little multigenerational truth with a strong sense of hope and possibility. Basically, it's a typical Brad Paisley A. By Richard Gehr.

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You Belong To Me [feat. McCall the only Number One hit of his career, sold two million copies, started a C. Patsy Cline. Poems, Prayers And Promises. The Essential Roy Orbison. Fist City Single Version. Ray Price. Eventually the onstage glitz got pushed away to reveal a down-and-dirty saloon, like the ones blasting his song nationwide. The Essential Tammy Wynette. By Rob Harvilla.

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But according to the song's co-writer Tia Sillers, it was actually less about how the children are our future and more about her rough divorce. Let's Have A Party. By Linda Ryan. Not to be confused with Jimmy Patton's rockabilly track "Okie's in the Pokie," this megahit kicked Merle Haggard into the top tier of country performers. David Allan Coe. The Essential Earl Scruggs. Some get mad, some get weepy, some just get you down the road. I Walk The Line Version. RS Recommends. Ultimate Dolly Parton. Your Cheatin' Heart. Moonlighting as a songwriter, he came up with the title phrase and built around it the story of a grandfather figure to whom he had once been close.