The most touching country songs
Jul 16, 2011 0:53:50 GMT -5
Post by Billy Uranus on Jul 16, 2011 0:53:50 GMT -5
I got the idea for this thread from a feisty discussion that Jake and I were having in the Justin Moore thread. 
He claimed that the song was "touching," although I happen to disagree. These things are all a matter of personal opinion, as one song can do a whole lot for one person and nothing for the next. While I find myself throwing an elbow at most sad country songs (such as the one Jake likes), there are some that definitely have an effect on me. There are some that I don't dismiss as redneck nonsense.
Kenny Chesney - Me And You
Before he sang crappy beach music, Kenny was dealing with more serious themes. This song is about needing you partner, and really being in love with them. I guess technically it's a happy song, but at the same time it's very sad.
Brad Paisley wasn't always a goofball. He was inspired to write this song when one of his friends was marrying a woman with a son. The song deals with a guy who takes on the duty of being a father to a boy when he didn't have to be, hence the title. The boy is now grown up and having a kid, and he hopes he can be half as good as his dad.
So how about you guys?
He claimed that the song was "touching," although I happen to disagree. These things are all a matter of personal opinion, as one song can do a whole lot for one person and nothing for the next. While I find myself throwing an elbow at most sad country songs (such as the one Jake likes), there are some that definitely have an effect on me. There are some that I don't dismiss as redneck nonsense.Kenny Chesney - Me And You
Before he sang crappy beach music, Kenny was dealing with more serious themes. This song is about needing you partner, and really being in love with them. I guess technically it's a happy song, but at the same time it's very sad.
Brad Paisley wasn't always a goofball. He was inspired to write this song when one of his friends was marrying a woman with a son. The song deals with a guy who takes on the duty of being a father to a boy when he didn't have to be, hence the title. The boy is now grown up and having a kid, and he hopes he can be half as good as his dad.
So how about you guys?
I have went from being neutral on country music to absolutely hating the genre.
I have something that i think i can spend time posting here. IvanHoe Artists and Songs Chart is gonna be my main purpose here. not expecting people to read. Just me posting my ranking on all the artists i heard in my life. From famous 