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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 424
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I don't see a reason for cussin' in any songs. They are becoming more common place in country music. I really like Zac Brown's music overall but using "curse words" (even if they're in the Bible) is a cheap way of doing it. He's very talented and didn't have to do it to make his point. He did it for shock. He sold out.
I've heard people talk about the "roll a big one line." I never listened close enough to hear that line.
Bill mentioned "A Boy Named Sue." I didn't know they did a family friendly version. I thought they just bleeped it, which is different from doing a family friendly version. I've read the lyric to this 'Ass in the sand' song and I'm struggling to spot a cuss word. Are some parts of the body 'cuss words' but others not?
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