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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by DukeWill:
He Stopped Loving Her Today, George Jones is considered sad.
These come to mind:
Old Violin, Johnny Paycheck
Chiseled In Stone, Vern Gosdin
I love sad songs, too.</font> Old Violin is one of my faves. Have you heard the Johnny Paycheck tribute album that Robbie Fulks produced? Larry Cordle does a phenomenal version of Old Violin on it. Robbie's own songs are also superb. He's my favorite songwriter. For those of you who don't knwo the song, it is a great one. "Tonight I feel like an old violin. Soon to be put away and never played again." http://robbiefulks.com http://robbiefulks.com/discography/albums/00008.html [This message has been edited by Zak Morgan (edited 03-05-2005).]
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