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Posted: **6 Dec 2004 9:35 pm**

"He stopped Loving Her Today"

"Go Rest High on That Mountain"

Posted: **6 Dec 2004 10:30 pm**

"The first Fall Of Snow"
Hank Williams

Posted: **7 Dec 2004 1:06 am**

The Fields Have Turned Brown

Posted: **7 Dec 2004 6:40 pm**

......and then, there is George and Alan and 'Good Year For the Roses'!

Posted: **8 Dec 2004 6:18 am**

"I`ve got the emptiest arms in the world" The Hag.
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Posted: **8 Dec 2004 7:51 am**

"Haven't You Heard?" by Ray Pillow, or Sammi Smith-both have great cuts on this song.

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Dino

Posted: **8 Dec 2004 7:54 am**

"Haven't You Heard?" by Ray Pillow, or Sammi Smith-both have great cuts on this song.

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Dino

Posted: **8 Dec 2004 9:14 am**

I've got an old Hank Snow LP called "When Tragedy Struck" which has a song on it called "little Buddy" about a little boy who's dog got ran over. It's about the saddest d@mn thing I ever heard.

He didn't know his dog had died, so I told him as he cried.
Come with me son, we'll get that doctor right away...

If you can get a copy of this LP or a CD copy if available, you'll cry from start to finish....JH

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Livin' in the Past and Future with a 12 string Mooney Universal tuning.

Posted: **8 Dec 2004 9:22 am**

"Buy Me A Rose" by Kenny Rogers and Alison Krauss,not really sad but very emotional. Exquisite and tasteful psg playing too.Who's playing?(I don't have the record but heard it on the radio)

Posted: **8 Dec 2004 4:24 pm**

A two hanky job by the Hag, "What have you got planned tonite Diana?"

"Well time sure does fly by doesn't it Diana
It's been almost two years now since you've been gone
Speaking of time
I guess mine's about up
Just another breath or two
And I'll be home

Posted: **9 Dec 2004 4:26 am**

"Don't Laugh At Me" by Mark Wills
"He Gets That From Me" by Reba
"If Not For Jennifer" by Jimmy Day
"I May Hate Myself In The Morning,But I'm Gonna Love You Tonight" By LeAnn Womack & Jason Sellers

Posted: **9 Dec 2004 7:50 am**

"Long Black Limousine" - Hag
"I'd Like to have Papa Show me around" -Flatt & Scruggs
"Fathers Table Grace" - Flatt & Scruggs

Snot Slingin' Kleenex jerkin' songs for me!

Posted: **9 Dec 2004 8:03 am**

"Here's a Toast to Momma" -Charlie Louvin

Posted: **14 Dec 2004 7:49 pm**

How about Jack Greene " Statue of a fool "
Don Gibson,"I'd be a legend in my time".
Ray Price " I've been on both sides of good bye".Johnny Paycheck "If you think your lonely".

Bud

Posted: **14 Dec 2004 10:34 pm**

How about Paychecks "In Memory of a Memory". And for the old timers, my Mom had a 78 that I listened to when I was a kid, "I Saw the Wreck on the Highway But I Didn't Hear Nobody Pray". I can't remember who sung it.

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Posted: **15 Dec 2004 4:28 am**

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Posted: **15 Dec 2004 2:31 pm**

Just today I was remebering a song by Dan Seals and I think Kent Robbins, Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold. I was singing it and almost cried right when it goes... "But oh sometimes I think about you...".

Gary Stewart- Single Again.

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Posted: **15 Dec 2004 10:17 pm**

I think it was called, I must have done something wrong by Haggard.
Example: If I thought my hand was against you, i'd cut off my arm and walk off and leave it behind, and if I thought that you needed money, well I'd sell my own soul, and I even steal from the poor and the blind. hmmmm maybe that's one for Most Pathetic

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Posted: **16 Dec 2004 5:46 am**

DEEPENING SNOW LANEY HICKS

Posted: **16 Dec 2004 6:42 am**

Last Letter is my third choice

Second choice is Momma's Grave Don't Need A Marker because God Knows Where She Lays

Nunber 1 is Please Mommy Please Stay Home With Me.

Posted: **16 Dec 2004 5:32 pm**

THE #1 TEAR JERKER (or at least the most famous) IS (drum rollllll pleeeze)

DEAR JOHN: Dear John oh how I hate to write, Dear John I must let you know tonight . . .

Posted: **18 Dec 2004 2:58 pm**

We just played a Senior citizens home, and we closed with "Wake Up". Now what's sadder than that?

It wentover HUGE, those folks loved it. Made me feel uncomfortable, seems to hit very close to home.

Posted: **18 Dec 2004 4:19 pm**

The Deepening Snow-
By Johnny Bush--OR the very lovely Laney
Hicks!

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Dino

Posted: **18 Dec 2004 4:21 pm**

The Deepening Snow-
By Johnny Bush--OR the very lovely Laney
Hicks!

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Dino

Posted: **18 Dec 2004 10:30 pm**

The Baby by Blake Shelton could bring a tear to a glass eye!!

Richard[This message was edited by Richard Bass on 18 December 2004 at 10:31 PM.]

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