Thread: Best Country Songs..

Originally Posted by KyleOrtonArmySoldier#128

Is that just a stereotype? That's the impression i've had my entire life?

Psychos like metal, morons like whatever pop/rap/soft rock mtv has on and rednecks like country.

Please correct me if i'm wrong.

You're wrong.

Wow after never hearing country my entire life and thinking it was a joke I tried that song on the OP and it's actually not so terrible. Maybe I shouldn't be so closed minded.

Originally Posted by West

I've never heard that song. Nice.

Newer country sucks some serious weiner.

I like some of the new stuff but there's nothing like the "Oldies" of country.

Originally Posted by girler

Ok, I found a list like the one I had 20 years ago. Here are some of the titles on it:

I flushed you from the toilets of my heart

Get Your Biscuits In The Oven, And Your Buns In The Bed.

I Don't Care if it Rains or Freezes 'Long as I Have My Plastic Jesus Sittin' on the Dashboard of my Car

I Gave Her the Ring, and She Gave Me the Finger

I Got the Hungries for Your Love, and I'm Waitin In Your Welfare Line

I Was Looking Back to See If You Were Looking Back to See If I Was Looking Back to See if You Were Looking Back at Me

They Can Lock Me Up for Lovin' You, but They Can't Keep My Face from Breakin' Out

You're The Reason Our Kids Are So Ugly



Did I post a bunch of these already?

Probably, but they're still funny.

Originally Posted by Day1BroncoFan

I like some of the new stuff but there's nothing like the "Oldies" of country.

Yes sir.

Alabama, John Anderson, George Strait (his older stuff), Garth Brooks, Clint Black.

Originally Posted by KyleOrtonArmySoldier#128

Wow after never hearing country my entire life and thinking it was a joke I tried that song on the OP and it's actually not so terrible. Maybe I shouldn't be so closed minded.

That'd be a good plan.

Johnny Cash ROCKS

Sorry. Garth Brooks lost all country credibility when his songs went on pop stations.

Originally Posted by gnomeflinger

Sorry. Garth Brooks lost all country credibility when his songs went on pop stations.

No, he didn't.

Originally Posted by girler

Johnny Cash ROCKS

I thought Johnny Cash was bluegrass.

Yes he did. When country goes pop, it aint country anymore.

Originally Posted by KyleOrtonArmySoldier#128

I thought Johnny Cash was bluegrass.

I do enjoy bluegrass. It's more real than country.

Originally Posted by KyleOrtonArmySoldier#128

I thought Johnny Cash was bluegrass.

Well that's about as close to country as I get.

Tennessee Whiskey - George Jones




Long Haired Country Boy - Charlie Daniels




Are the Good Times Really Over for Good - Merle Haggard

Originally Posted by West

Yes sir.

Alabama, John Anderson, George Strait (his older stuff), Garth Brooks, Clint Black.

How about Lynyrd Skynyrd? They sing a song about Alabama.

My kids think the Eagles are country. They yell at me when I have them on.