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Old 05-15-2020, 10:36 PM   #63
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Thought of a couple of lines from two different Country artists, from years ago. I like both sets of lyrics not because they come across as 'funny' or 'silly', but because both Country artists were known for their ability to tell a story via song. Remember Tom T. Hall and Johnny Paycheck? I was never a big fan of either of them, but both of them wrote certain songs that sort of dealt with hypocrisy (as a human condition).



"Buffalo Chips is all it means to me," from Faster Horses (Tom T. Hall).


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"That one stained glass window coulda fed that whino's family for years," from The Outlaw's Prayer (Johnny Paycheck).
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