Who sings this country song?
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It's called "The Dollar" by Jamey Johnson.
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Song is called "Cows Don't Get Jealous Of You, Sweet Goat Lover" by Backdoor Bobby and the Barnyard ButtLovers.\n\nPlease award Best Answer points to me right now because I do not like to wait, and I am already impatient with you. You already recognize the deep wisdom and unassailable eternal truth of my answer, so just get it over with and award the points to me RIGHT NOW!
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anthony johnson\n\nIf That Ain't Country Lyrics\n\n(Anthony Smith/Jeffrey Steele)\n\nCrank it\n\nWhere she grew up there ain't no roads\nOut in the sticks where the ginseng grows\nShe's float down the river to get to school\nThen her daddy come get her on an old pack mule\nShe ran back and forth shed to shack\nCheckin' on the moonshine brewin' out back\nIf you don't get the picture by now\nThen wait a minute\n\nShe got a bible,she's born again\nShe got a shotgun,she ain't afraid of sin\nShe got rebel rousin',rowdy friends singin',oh oh oh\nShe got a Trans Am,with a trailer hitch\nShe got horses,cows and Dixie Chicks\nGoes honky tonkin' just for kicks\nIf that ain't country\nI don't know what is\n\nShe plants fifty acres with seed an a hoe\nCome Fall you get lost in the tall corn rows\nDon't need no phone where she came from\nShe just holler down the mountain and the boys all run (Fast)\nYou might see her truck rollin' outta the woods\nWith a 12 point buck laid across the hoods\nIf you don't get the picture by now\nThen wait a minute\n\nShe got a bible she's born again\nShe got a shotgun,she ain't afraid of sin\nShe got a rebel rousin' rowdy friends singin',oh oh oh\nShe got a Trans Am with a trailer hitch\nShe got horses,cows and Dixie Chicks\nGoes honky tonkin' just for kicks\nIf that ain't country\nI don't know what is\n\nIf you don't get the picture by now\nThen wait a minute\n\nShe got a bible she's born again\nShe got a shotgun,she ain't afraid of sin\nShe got rebel rousin' rowdy friends singin',oh oh oh\nShe got a Trans Am with a trailer hitch\nShe got horses,cows and Dixie Chicks\nGoes honky tonkin' just for kicks\nIf that ain't country\nI don't know what is\n\nI don't know what is\nI don't know what\nI don't know what is
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Redneck Woman by Gretchen Wilson
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"from this moment" by shania twain\n"god bless the broken road" by rascall flatts\n"shameless" by garth brooks\n"the chair" by george strait\n"good morning beautiful"\n"lets fall to pieces together" by george strait\n"the man in love with you" by george strait\n"carried away" by george strait\n"rope the moon" by john michael montgomery\n"i swear" by john michael montgomery\n"you had me from hello" by kenny chesney\n"anything but mine" by kenny chesney\n"where would you be" by martina mcbride\n"real fine place to start" by sara evans\n"tiny dancer" by tim mcgraw\n"she's my kind of rain" by tim mcgraw\n"dont take the girl" by tim mcgraw\n"keeper of the stars" by tracy byrd\n"texas tornado" by tracy lawrence\n"stars over texas" by tracy lawrence\n"making memories of us" by keith urban\n"raining on sunday" by keith urban
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yeah. this song is sung by James Blunt. its called 'cry'
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Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
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Sung By Dolly Parton?
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Who plays/ sings this song??
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Country artist sings "I Meant To."
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"Country song written in memory of area teen" \nBy Jean Shanley \n\nAndy Farkas and Bill Luther were friends at Conneaut Lake High School in 1982. \n\nThat year Andy was killed in an automobile accident. \n\nMore than 20 years later the accident and Andy haven’t left Luther’s memory. \n\nLuther, who is now a country music writer in Nashville, Tenn., drew from that memory of his friend while writing “Who You’d Be Today,” the first single off Kenny Chesney’s new CD, “The Road and The Radio.” \n\nIn only one week the song has already reached the top-20 in the Billboard country music charts and is receiving praise from Nashville’s top critics like Robert Oermann. \n\nLuther, who co-wrote the song with Aimee Mayo for BNA Record label, said the two writers were remembering friends and Bill thought of Andy and the friendship they had shared as teenagers. Bill also remembered his own brother, Nathan, who died three days after birth; Bill has always wondered what Nathan’s life would have been like. \n\nBill said there was a lot of emotion and he acknowledged “I was kind of channeling through Andy’s best friend, Mike Kavchack,” explaining he was writing it with the emotions of a best friend. “You draw from those things.” \n\nLuther recalled that his last conversation with Andy was about God and how Andy was preparing to be confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church. \n\n“Andy was a very popular kid in high school, but he was a sweet kid to everybody. He accepted everybody; he just wasn’t a kid who thought he was better than you — even though he was the most popular,” said Bill. “He was funny, a great basketball player; everybody loved him ...It broke my heart that we lost him.” \n\nAfter writing the song, they sent demos and Chesney grabbed it, along with another song “Freedom.” \n\nChesney certainly made a good decision selecting the song as his first single. \n\nLast week 116 stations added the song to their playlist, said Bill, explaining that if a song is added by 60 or 70 stations it would be a “great week.” \n\n“People love it,” he said, adding that many people can identify with the song because of circumstances in their own lives. “Kenny (Chesney) pours his heart into the song; he just loves it.” \n\nAlthough the CD will not be released until Nov. 9, the video of the song is being played on CMT and on country music stations. \n\nAlthough Bill was one of the co-writers of the song, he did not plan the video, which opens with young men playing basketball — one of Andy’s favorite sports. \n\n“I thought it was really well done (video); I choked up a couple of times when I saw it,” said Luther, who appreciated the Bible quote producers added to the end of the video. \n\nThe song also ends with a note of hope, something Luther said was intentional. \n\n“This song is dedicated to people like Andy, my brother, and Jerry (Mayo’s friend),” Luther said. \n\n“Our hope is we are all going to be together again,” Bill added, noting “this (world) is just a stopping place.”
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if this is a country song...  I think its....\n\nThe Bellamy Brothers...  \n\nI think that Kim Carnes also did a version of it.\n\nWhen I'm away from you.
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The song is called "The Baby" and the singer is Blake Shelton.  The song is on the CD "The Dreamer."
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the song is called guitar song and it is by texas\n\nhere you go ; http://artists.letssingit.com/texas-lyrics-guitar-song-gpbkf44
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Country music sounds horrible these days!\nIt really gets on my nerves...\nIt is like all the singers sound the same and they all sing with the SAME band!
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I think its Tracie Spencer.  Song is called This House\n\n\nhttp://www.letssingit.com/?/tracie-spencer-this-house-d7rrt1l.html
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honestly i dunno but i think its by kelly clarkson. go to launch.yahoo.com and search for kelly clarkson and listen to her songs and see if that is one of them. im pretty sure its her singin it tho