1 posted on
02/26/2006 3:12:57 PM PST by
carolgr
To: carolgr
Wasn't Willie (note the name) a member of a group called Highway Rest Stop Men in the 80s? "Waylon, Willie and the boys", yeah!
2 posted on
02/26/2006 3:14:54 PM PST by
Revolting cat!
("In the end, nothing explains anything.")
To: carolgr
Willie might need to take some of his own advice and pick up that book on the table.
There's a family Bible on the table
Its pages worn and hard to read
But the family Bible on the table
Will ever be my key to memories.
At the end of day when work was over
And when the evening meal was done
Dad would read to us from the family Bible
And we'd count our many blessings one by one.
I can see us sitting 'round the table
When from the family Bible Dad would read
And I can hear my mother softly singing
"Rock of Ages, Rock of Ages, cleft for me."
Now this old world of ours is filled with trouble
This old world would oh so better be
If we found more Bibles on the table
And mothers singing "Rock of Ages, cleft for me. ...
To: carolgr

Ok, which one's Willie again? ;)
4 posted on
02/26/2006 3:17:50 PM PST by
holymoly
(Dick DeVos for MI Governor: http://www.devosforgovernor.com/)
To: carolgr
Real cowboys don't listen to willie anymore.
5 posted on
02/26/2006 3:17:51 PM PST by
zipp_city
To: carolgr
Country musics formula was filled with family values, nostalgia and the issues that everyday families face.
Really? Not being a country music fan, I must have missed that. All I remember hearing is crying in beer, pickup trucks and cheating spouses.
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6 posted on
02/26/2006 3:17:59 PM PST by
mugs99
(Don't take life too seriously, you won't get out alive.)
To: carolgr
Willie's verging on washed up and probably hasn't salted any money away. This will focus some attention and sell a few CD's to another demographic. That is all he is up to, imo.
Not enough money to sail into the sunset so he plays the old hippie who can now reveal how he really feels.
As far as country music, I remember songs that were just as racy as anything on the radio these days. Unless you caome up with sonething else you're doing "down by the lake countin' the stars where the cool grass grows" for example.
9 posted on
02/26/2006 3:21:29 PM PST by
Hawk1976
(Ideas got Republicans into office, new ideas will help keep them there.)
To: carolgr
Reefer Madness... Or Reefer Manness? Never gave a spit for c&w, but always have time to enjoy a burnout.
11 posted on
02/26/2006 3:26:41 PM PST by
mmercier
(thrown in the mix and tossed out of bars)
To: carolgr
He also backed the Texas Democrat's last year when they had their little temper tantrum and went scurrying off to New Mexico to avoid doing their job.
14 posted on
02/26/2006 3:34:08 PM PST by
MamaTexan
(I am NOT a ~legal entity~, nor am I a *person* as created by law!)
To: carolgr
Not like this song was just written and recorded.....
Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond of Each Other
"The song's been in the closet for 20 years," Mr. Nelson said in a prepared statement. It was written in 1981 by Lubbock-born singer-songwriter Ned Sublette.
23 posted on
02/26/2006 4:02:04 PM PST by
deport
To: carolgr


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26 posted on
02/26/2006 4:40:09 PM PST by
Fintan
(Did you really think I could post such insightful replies if I actually read the article???)
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