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On The Road Again - Willie Nelson

i walk the line - johnny cash

Red Haired Stranger - Willie Nelson

Okie from Muskogee(Merle Haggard), He Stopped Loving Her Today-Radio Lover-The King is Gone(George Jones), Slow Hand-I Can Tell You've Never Been This Far Before-Saturday Night Special-Hello Darlin(Conway Twitty), He Broke Your Memory Last Night-You Lie-You Remember Me(Reba McEntire), When Your in Love With A Beautiful Woman(Doctor Hook), Just Walk On By (wait on the corner-can't remember artist), Chantily Lace(Jerry Lee Lewis). And so many more that my Gramma introduced me to when I was little, and then older when we would drink rye and coke, and play Kanasti(is that how it's spelled). I'm 28 she is 68, and when I was a little boy I loved visiting her, she always tells people, and I remember how I used to get tired of my mom and granny in town (Edson Ab,Can), and call her to come get me. I would be at the end of the street in a lawn chair, or just outside the house. One time she took too long and I dragged my suitcase out of town to the big road till she got there, and she said you little bugger, don't walk out on the big road, or I will take you home. She still tells this story and laughs. I was not even in kindergarten at the time.

It's My Party And I'll Cry If I Want To. I don't know who sing it. I've loved that song since I was a kid.

:) "Kiss an Angel Good Morning"............my daddy used to give me dimes for the juke box, at the VFW on Saturday afternoons...........played that one, & "He Stopped Loving Her Today".......over & over.....and "A Boy Named Sue"!!!!!......."D.I.V.O.R.C.E.".........." I Don't Wanna Play House"..........hard to believe that was almost 40 years ago!!!!.....where has the time gone??????

Walk Through This World With Me: George Jones
Let Go Of The Stone: John Anderson

Cry: Lynn Anderson

Neon Moon - Brooks and Dunn

Fancy/Reba (I know it was a remake)
Swingin' / John Anderson
Roll on 18 Wheeler/ Alabama
Squrirrel Revival/ Ray Stevens
Where have you been? / Kathy Matea