Re: Worst Country Song Of All Time?

Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 18:18:18 GMT
Newsgroups: alt.music.country.classic
Size: 1,523 bytes

I always fancied "I Believe in You" as a nice tender lyric. Kinda daring
too, with the bit about "I don't believe that Heaven waits for only those
who congregate..."
I'll agree with the Tom T. tho.....
"neal" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
news:email-address-deleted...
> I Can Help, by Billy Swan (crossover hit)
> Fool (mid-70s, can't remember the singer; it was even worse when a
> Cajun version came out! and I love Cajun music!)
>
> Hate to diss one of my favorites, Tom T Hall, but a special mention
> for I Love. It raised a lot of satire in my circles:
>
> "I love little baby ducks, old pick-up trucks, slow-moving trains, and
> rain
> I love little country streams, sleep without dreams, Sunday school in
> May,
> and hay
> And I love you too"
>
> Compared to that, John Anderson's Swanging was a landmark!
>
> Don Williams, I Believe in You (I believe in babies? Boy I hated to
> hear that one when it came out! I like babies. Quit jerking my chain.)
>
> I know there was something by Boxcar Willie, and more than one by Slim
> Whitman, but I blotted them out of my mind.
>
> No disrespect meant to anyone here who likes these songs or artists.
> First time poster here. This was an interesting topic...
>
> email-address-deleted (G H) wrote in message
news:<email-address-deleted>...
> > If you could choose just one, What would it be? My vote goes to:
> >
> > Tennessee Bird Walk-Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan.
> >
> >
> > Regards
> > Charles
>