Does anyone know the title to the country song that says "she left the clothes on the line and the suds in ...
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suds in the bucket by sara evans
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i went to www.letssingit.com and typed in black and white, chose song name,, and a lot of songs came up,,,, so if you go there , you can pull up each song and read the lyrics to see if it is the song you are looking for,,,, good luck
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The song is called "My Maria", and it is by Brooks and Dunn.  From their CD "Borderline", released in 1996.  I have linked to the CD in the sources section.
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The Group is named Tight Work. The name of the song is Mary Jane. Their are out of Alabama. Hope you can find it now...Peace
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I looked it up, and this is what I've found :\n Drunk and . . .\n  Took a hit down by the train track\n  I hear the whistle's song\n  As . . .\n  We made a big dash\n  Really packed a killer\nOn every single lyrics link I found, all it had was the periods next to the words. So I can't help you with the .... cause that was all I found on all the websites.
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100% Country.\n\nYou have Nothin to Lose, so chase after that Badonkadonk.  If you have Friends in Low places, just think of The World and Summertime, because its not the Last Day of My Life.  When the Stars go Blue, Dont Forget to Remember Me.  You know its A Little Too Late, If Your Going Through Hell.  Although Life Aint Always Beautiful, Everytime I Hear Your Name, I remember the time that you told me that Size Matters.\n\nMe and My Gang decided to Settle for a Slowdown and just Bring It on Home.  The gang told me to just do The Dance and Live LIke You Were Dying, I said God Bless this Broken Road, and did the dance.\n\nMy Homes In Alabama, Sweet Home Alabama and if Tomorrow Never Comes and When the Sun Comes Down, I pray, Jesus Take the Wheel.  Shes an Old Flame, a Redneck Woman, but we keep running into Closed Doors, shes my Baby Girl and I Could Not Ask for More.  Before I went to see her again I found a Soldier who would Paint me a Birmingham, he was Shameless, but he painted it in The Chair.  \n\nOkay, now, I'm Already There, but For the Grace of God I need Beer for my Horses, I was Amazed at how much they drank.  Since she's not home, I wish I didnt have to wait One More Day, before this Fancy, Rhinestone Cowboy gives her Long Slow Kisses.  Some Beach.
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That would be Pinch Me, by Barenaked Ladies. The next line is, I just made you say underwear.
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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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http://www.tophitsonline.com/lyrics.php?songid=4806
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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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I do believe the song you are looking for is "I Gotcha" by Joe Tex.
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Its by Leanne Rhymes  called one way ticket. My favorite by her.
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Are you sure there is a video for that song?  I searched on cmt.com and there was no video listed for that.  Sorry.
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I found two.....\n\n"Its Gonna Be All Right" (NO CHEMISE, PLEASE), by Gerry and The Pacemakers\n\nI had a date for the hop last night\nUp to her door everything seemed right\nBut to my surprise as I opened the door\nI couldn't tell the front from the back\n"Cause she was wearin' a sack dress\nWhew what a mess!\nThe last time I saw her, man what a shape!!\nAnd now she's got a shape like an egg!\n\nNo chemise, please, not for me, please\nWell you can take back the sack, leave it hangin' on the rack \nAnd bring a sweater back!!\n\nWhen we arrived at the hop\nWe started in doin' the stroll\nI told her I wanted to stop\nBut she wanted rock and roll\nI told her forty times and it really was a crime\nI was talkin' to the back of her head!!\n\nNo chemise, please, not for me, please\nWell you can take back the sack, leave it hangin' on the rack \nAnd bring a sweater back!!---yeah\n\n(instrumental interlude)\n\nSure would like to find the creator\nWho covered up my baby in this tent\nHe musta been a woman-hater\nI keep wonderin' where the wiggle went\nSo won't you change the fad, have pity on me please\nPut 'er back in her dungarees\n\nNo chemise, please, not for me, please\nWell you can take back the sack, leave it hangin' on the rack \nAnd bring a sweater back!!\n\nNo chemise, please, not for me, please\nWell you can take back the sack, leave it hangin' on the rack \nBring a sweater back!!\n\n---------------------------------------------\n\n"Citizen Kane", by McKinley\n\nHe froze the air with his funny stare,\nshe felt the hair raise on her bare arms.\nHe said, "It's not lost on me the irony, the waste we are."\nHe took her wrists, pulled her down to sit next to him.\nHe said, "Let me tell you a story since it's all I can do.\nThere are so many like this that it's almost hard to choose.\nYou know the ones already about the plucky, silly girls\nthat make the best out of life,\nlook fetching in a flour-sack dress behind\na good man, a good man and this is where the story falls apart.\n"You're not plucky or silly and I don't have an especially warm heart."\nShe put her hand over his mouth, said, "What the hell are you talking about?"\nI know those girls that make the best out of life\nlook fetching in an hour-glass dress.\nThey're lonely for a boy like you to talk to.\nI've been so lonely for a boy like you to talk to.\nIf you'd stop playing Citizen Kane\nThen we can turn these cameras off and start again.\nI'm not some silly girl that makes the best out of life\nlooks fetching in a flour-sack dress behind\na good man, a good man, a good man.\nHe said, "It's not lost on me, the irony."
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the song name is "By the Way" the Title track
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do you know the song title?
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The songs name is "Just the Girl".\n\nShe's cold and she's cruel \nBut she knows what she's doin' \nShe pushed me in the pool \nAt our last school reunion \nShe laughs at my dreams \nBut I dream about her laughter \nStrange as it seems \nShe's the one I'm after...\n\nFull lyrics in source.