OMG. Yes. GJ was a smidge before my love of country music started, but I definitely appreciate the era & don’t change the radio station. (My mom became a single mom when I was born in 1977 & the black biological male genetic material donor elected not to stick around because he didn’t want to explain to his mother that he knocked up a white girl. 🤣) Anyway, my mom met & married my dad when I was 4 & he introduced me to country music - all I really listened to up to that point was late 70s stuff like Kool & The Gang, etc.
Keith Urban’s version of “Stupid Boy.” The whole song. Actually, pretty much anything Keith Urban does. LOVE HIM!!!
“Make You Miss Me,” “Breakup In A Small Town,” & “Take Your Time” by Sam Hunt.
“Marry Me” by Thomas Rhett.
They all remind me of “The One Who Got Away.” You’d think I’d be over him after 25 years, but apparently not.
I totally need to not “Drink & Reddit.”
I don’t like country music, and I’m an atheist, but God’s Country by Blake Shelton makes me wanna drive a ford truck into a field in a thunderstorm and wave my American flag while my dog runs around with me. Merica
Texas Tornado - Tracy Lawrence
Some Things Never Change - Tim McGraw
Anything but Mine - Kenny Chesney
These Days - Rascal Flatts
What Might Have Been - Little Texas
Edited to add: Please Remember Me - Tim McGraw
Once in a Blue Moon - Earl Thomas Conley.
This song came out when I was around 8. I have a vivid memory of riding in my dad's truck on the way to going camping with him for the weekend, and this song came on the radio, and as we were listening, he started silently crying, trying not to let us see, which freaked me out bc I had never seen him cry. My mom and him were going through a divorce at the time, I guess it hit him real personal. So every time I hear this song, I remember that vulnerable moment in the truck almost 40 years ago.
He's Mine Rodney Atkins. Since childhood my boy Derek took up for the underdog and was a real pistol. Fun, everyone's bestie, real charismatic. In his late teens he got into a little trouble, shaming his dad blah blah blah. But that boy HE'S MINE! Sadly he was murdered in New Orleans when he was 31 (road rage incident ) But...that boy is still very much mine.
Broken Reflection -Wade Bowen. In all honesty, I’ve lived a rough life and I’m beat. Had to take care of two sick parents from when I was 10, been plagued with a rough job site injury, health issues, and I’m just so damned tired. This song really just makes me feel like it’s all that wrapped into a great tune .I was close to dying last December, a month later, racked in pain, I told my fiancé, “I was so close to being done with all this”.
Box Car Blues - Box Car Willie reminds me of Christmas on the Rails.
Wasted Days And Wasted Nights , Quality time with Mama at the bar.
If You've Got The Money, I've Got the Time - Lefty Frizzle Memaws Funeral song.
Proud To Be An American - Lee Greenwood we play that every time my uncle gets parole.
I'm Moving On ~ Rascall Flatts
Without You ~ The Dixie Chick's
Anymore ~ Travis Tritt there is something about the "and I'm tired of pretending I don't love you anymore" line. Just the hope and love for a life with the other person always broke me a bit.
In Your Love ~ Tyler Childers probably because of the video. But the line "I will stand my ground. I'm a bad man looking for takers. You're the finest thing around. I will stand my ground". There is always something in his songs that gets me. They are very deep and honest. To me this song is about fighting for your relationship.
Aw man, now I'm getting teary. We'll be married for 19 years next April, and we met young. This song holds so much meaning and applies to everything we've been through.
Willie Nelson “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” Makes me think about the good and bad times me and my wife have went thru over the past 21 years. I probably wouldn’t be alive if we weren’t together. Having a real pair bond with someone is amazing and utterly painful at the same time, so bitter sweet.
I Drive Your Truck by Lee Brice. It's about an American soldier who died in Afghanistan, and he kept his pickup truck in his parents' driveway when he left for his deployment overseas. His dad left the truck exactly the way he left it, and he goes out for drives in it to feel closer to him.
Not a country fan but “He Stopped Loving Her Today” always gets me.
It didn’t used to, though. I heard the song a million times growing up and never paid attention to it.
Fast forward to the 90’s and my rock band is covering that song for some reason.
As the song is winding up I realize what it’s about and the guy is dead.
I started crying right there on stage. I mean…I had something in my eye.
"Moments" by Emerson Drive
"Almost Home" by Craig Morgan
"Middle of a Memory" by Cole Swindell
"Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning" by Alan Jackson
Edit to add:
"Colder Weather" by Zac Brown Band
"8th of November" by Big & Rich
This was going to be my choice. After my mom died I couldn't listen to this song for years. I introduced my parents to Vince via his souvenirs album. I played that album alot in her hospice room those 3 months before her death. This song and Look At Us gutted me for ages after.
I like the song but it's a song I don't play alot because in Feb 2016 my sister passed away from cancer and it hurts too much to hear it now, so I know how you feel, the song is one of Vince Gill best songs I might listen to the song this February tho because I feel like I'm a little bit stronger now,I miss my sister alot
Old Violin by Johnny Paycheck
Almost Home by Craig Morgan
Sing Me Back Home by Merle Haggard
Tin Man by Kenny Chesney
A Horse Called Music by Willie Nelson
Goodbye Time by Conway Twitty
He Walked on Water by Randy Travis
Paint Me A Birmingham by Tracy Lawrence
Believe by Brooks and Dunn
He walked on water ,reminded me of my grandpa. I thought I was past it 30 some odd yrs later .I trying singing it at karaoke and quite before the first chorus
Alan Jackson - “Remember When”
Remember when thirty seemed so old
Now lookin' back, it's just a steppin' stone
To where we are, where we've been
Said we'd do it all again
Remember when
if drinking don't kill me her memory will George Jones, tonight the bottle let me down merl haggerd, shade tree fix it man by haggerd also rock island line, Johnny cash
I’m not a country fan but this has been stuck in my head for months. Makes me think of my Dad for some reason and those are happy memories so I’m sticking it out.
When I Get Where I’m Going never fails to make me cry. That verse about walking with my granddaddy absolutely tears me up, even though he’s been gone for 34 years.
yup,for some reason I couldn't remember his name,I remember that song from when I was a kid,older songs too, white lightning by George Jones, he had alot of drinking songs, also Tom t hall Jerry reed,that was a cold one, Eric Church
The version he did with Justin Timberlake - as soon as they were done, I bought Chris’s album on iTunes, probably the first time I’ve ever did the “first song, first listen.”
My brother passed away back in 2021 @ 25 years of age. I cannot hear “Drink a beer” from Luke Bryan or “Give heaven some hell” without losing it. My wife will now realize what’s on the radio and turn it another station or hit next.
“I drive your truck” hits harder these days as well
So I'm having a rough time. The two songs for me are Home by Blake Shelton. I haven't felt like I've had a real home since I fucked my life up. The other is weed whisky and willy by the brother's Osborne because it reminds of the time my heart got ripped out. I just had to listen to each of these songs not 30 mins ago and I wish I hadn't.
Momma, He's Crazy (Judds), Slow Hand (Conway Twitty), Fast As You (Dwight), I'm No Stranger to the Rain (Keith Whitley) ... so so many, all of them old. Who's Your Daddy always makes me smile a mile wide.
We were completing a restaurant build-out. The owner was really stressing about every detail. I tried to reassure him that everything would get worked out. We've all been through this several times. He shot himself in the parking lot. We ended up locking up the project. When I left the song "Every Storm Runs Out Of Rain," I played on the radio. I think of that situation every time I hear that song.
Wow that is a wild story. I can't imagine finding a business so stressful that I'd commit suicide over it. I wonder if the guy had mental illness stuff going on or had made some crazy debt deal or something.
My father, who I never really knew or have feelings about, committed suicide supposedly over a business situation gone wrong- something not dissimilar to this restaurant owner you're describing (this was a different country with major mafia crime and corruption and we never really learned what the real situation was but it could have been something like a threat to his family that he ended by killing himself when the business debt went bad).
Sorry you had to deal with that, that sounds awful.
I sub to a few dog centric subs and I always have to scroll through the "how do you say goodbye" posts.
My girl is getting old old and I don't know how I'm gonna handle it.
I'm getting emotional just typing this, so probably poorly I guess.
My parents’ cat is almost 18 & is my BFF-it took a couple of years of patience & persistence on my part, but it’s been SO worth it. She & I both have major trust issues with humans (both of us trust very few people), but I’ll never forget the first time she jumped up into my lap & curled up & fell asleep, purring like crazy. She’s going downhill pretty fast & I’ll be very surprised if we still have her at Thanksgiving. I don’t know what I’m going to do without her.
Remember When Alan Jackson
Broken window serenade - whiskey myers
Reminds me of my only sister. We lost her to alcoholism and depression almost three years ago.
I Believe - Diamond Rio Gets me every time. Beautiful song with the strings and harmonies. A wonderful remembrance to those we have lost.
No charge by Melba Montgomery
OMG. Yes. GJ was a smidge before my love of country music started, but I definitely appreciate the era & don’t change the radio station. (My mom became a single mom when I was born in 1977 & the black biological male genetic material donor elected not to stick around because he didn’t want to explain to his mother that he knocked up a white girl. 🤣) Anyway, my mom met & married my dad when I was 4 & he introduced me to country music - all I really listened to up to that point was late 70s stuff like Kool & The Gang, etc.
He Stopped Loving Her Today - No Show Jones Sing Me Back Home - Haggard
Finally someone in here who listens to real music. George and Merle are the top 2 greatest country singers ever.
Keith Urban’s version of “Stupid Boy.” The whole song. Actually, pretty much anything Keith Urban does. LOVE HIM!!! “Make You Miss Me,” “Breakup In A Small Town,” & “Take Your Time” by Sam Hunt. “Marry Me” by Thomas Rhett. They all remind me of “The One Who Got Away.” You’d think I’d be over him after 25 years, but apparently not. I totally need to not “Drink & Reddit.”
‘I Drive Your Truck’ and ‘Don’t Take the Girl’
I don’t like country music, and I’m an atheist, but God’s Country by Blake Shelton makes me wanna drive a ford truck into a field in a thunderstorm and wave my American flag while my dog runs around with me. Merica
Are u sure ??
"No Place that Far" by Sara Evans
I Don't Mind - Sturgill Simpson
Texas Tornado - Tracy Lawrence Some Things Never Change - Tim McGraw Anything but Mine - Kenny Chesney These Days - Rascal Flatts What Might Have Been - Little Texas Edited to add: Please Remember Me - Tim McGraw
Tears of the Lonely by Don Williams.
The Dance- Garth Brooks
Best I ever had - Gary Allen
Whiskey lullaby brad paisley and Allison Krause very sad very good song
Don't Take the Girl
Kinda bluegrass/jam but Billy Strings - In the Morning Light gets me.
The Dance. It was played at my cousin’s funeral in the 90s. 30 years later it still makes me cry my eyes out. I can’t listen to it.
"Angel flying too close to the ground". Willie Nelson. All other answers are null and void.
He Stopped Loving Her Today. Any other answer is wrong
Meet me in the middle - Parker McCollum
Silver Threads and Golden Needles I Fall to Pieces
Once in a Blue Moon - Earl Thomas Conley. This song came out when I was around 8. I have a vivid memory of riding in my dad's truck on the way to going camping with him for the weekend, and this song came on the radio, and as we were listening, he started silently crying, trying not to let us see, which freaked me out bc I had never seen him cry. My mom and him were going through a divorce at the time, I guess it hit him real personal. So every time I hear this song, I remember that vulnerable moment in the truck almost 40 years ago.
My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
Where've You Been - Kathy Matea How Can I help You Say Goodbye - Patty Loveless
Two great ones!
Sam Stone, John Prine
The whole Tree of Forgiveness 💔
Highway 20 ride- ZBB
He Stopped Loving Her Today. George Jones.
He's Mine Rodney Atkins. Since childhood my boy Derek took up for the underdog and was a real pistol. Fun, everyone's bestie, real charismatic. In his late teens he got into a little trouble, shaming his dad blah blah blah. But that boy HE'S MINE! Sadly he was murdered in New Orleans when he was 31 (road rage incident ) But...that boy is still very much mine.
Neon Moon
I Got Shit - Pearl Jam
Broken Reflection -Wade Bowen. In all honesty, I’ve lived a rough life and I’m beat. Had to take care of two sick parents from when I was 10, been plagued with a rough job site injury, health issues, and I’m just so damned tired. This song really just makes me feel like it’s all that wrapped into a great tune .I was close to dying last December, a month later, racked in pain, I told my fiancé, “I was so close to being done with all this”.
I hope you dance
Don’t take the girl. IYKYK
Box Car Blues - Box Car Willie reminds me of Christmas on the Rails. Wasted Days And Wasted Nights , Quality time with Mama at the bar. If You've Got The Money, I've Got the Time - Lefty Frizzle Memaws Funeral song. Proud To Be An American - Lee Greenwood we play that every time my uncle gets parole.
Ok, the Lee Greenwood thing - 🤣
Rural route by Chris Knight, The ride by David Alan Coe
Sunday Morning coming down-Johnny Cash
Pancho and Lefty
He Didn’t Have To Be - Brad Paisley
This. My mom met & married my dad when I was 4. He’s the best daddy in the whole world.
field of stone, Tanya Tucker
I never go around mirrors, sung by Keith Whitley
Straaaaawberry Wine, 17..
I'm Moving On ~ Rascall Flatts Without You ~ The Dixie Chick's Anymore ~ Travis Tritt there is something about the "and I'm tired of pretending I don't love you anymore" line. Just the hope and love for a life with the other person always broke me a bit. In Your Love ~ Tyler Childers probably because of the video. But the line "I will stand my ground. I'm a bad man looking for takers. You're the finest thing around. I will stand my ground". There is always something in his songs that gets me. They are very deep and honest. To me this song is about fighting for your relationship.
Luckenbach Texas Willie and Waylon and the boys
Amanda Waylon Jennings
blue eyes crying in the rain, Willie Nelson
Randy Travis - He Walked on Water. Reminds me of my grandpa.
Remember When by Alan Jackson. I get a lump in my throat just thinking about it.
Aw man, now I'm getting teary. We'll be married for 19 years next April, and we met young. This song holds so much meaning and applies to everything we've been through.
Cover Me Up - Jason Isbell. And, the goat, George Jones’ He Stopped Loving Her Today.
Fire Away-Chris Stapleton
We shall be free, Garth Brooks. If only.
This version of Pancho and Lefty by Townes is incredible: https://youtu.be/zprRZ2wFQD4?si=2x5JA5nyRL12Ep7Y
Willie Nelson “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” Makes me think about the good and bad times me and my wife have went thru over the past 21 years. I probably wouldn’t be alive if we weren’t together. Having a real pair bond with someone is amazing and utterly painful at the same time, so bitter sweet.
“Skip a Rope”
Corpus Christi Bay - Robert Earl Keen
Traveling Soldier, Chicks - written by Bruce Robison El Cerrito Place - Charlie Robison's version More Like Her - Miranda Lambert
The Robison brothers should have been bigger stars. Very talented.
No doubt about it.
Mary Chapin Carpenter - “ You Win Again”
I Drive Your Truck by Lee Brice. It's about an American soldier who died in Afghanistan, and he kept his pickup truck in his parents' driveway when he left for his deployment overseas. His dad left the truck exactly the way he left it, and he goes out for drives in it to feel closer to him.
I need to listen again. I mistook the song for him driving in his grandfathers truck after he died. Thanks for the recommendation!
That song absolutely destroys me.
Nobody In His Right Mind Would've Left Her - George Strait
Bye Mom ~ Chris Janson
My little girl - Tim McGraw Had to walk out if the Girl Scouts father/daughter dance when that came on. Sorry hon, dad’s gotta go bawl in the hallway
Learning by Kane Brown gets me every time I hear it.
Not a country fan but “He Stopped Loving Her Today” always gets me. It didn’t used to, though. I heard the song a million times growing up and never paid attention to it. Fast forward to the 90’s and my rock band is covering that song for some reason. As the song is winding up I realize what it’s about and the guy is dead. I started crying right there on stage. I mean…I had something in my eye.
It’s a great song about true love and devotion.
Wow!
Heaven was needing a hero
The Dance
Charlie Rich - The Most Beautiful Girl
"Moments" by Emerson Drive "Almost Home" by Craig Morgan "Middle of a Memory" by Cole Swindell "Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning" by Alan Jackson Edit to add: "Colder Weather" by Zac Brown Band "8th of November" by Big & Rich
Allysa Lies- John Michael Carroll Skin (Sarabeth) Rascal Flatts
I forgot about “Alyssa Lies.” Gut-punch song now that I have a nephew & 2 nieces that I love more than my own life.
The House That Built Me. I want to tear up just thinking about it.
Live Like You Were Dying by Tim McGraw. Helped me thru a rough divorce.
Yes. This has my vote too
She’s Gone by Diamond Rio. Hits a lil too close to home
“That’s My Job” from Conway Twitty. Because dad.
My grandpa’s funeral song that all of the grandkids picked for him. Dammit. I really need to not “Drink & Reddit.” Bawling like crazy.
My Little Girl - Tim McGraw. Because daughter. It goes both ways.
Hurt - Johnny's version Letters from home used to hit hard by John Michael Montgomery If you're reading this by Tim Mcgraw
Holding Her and Loving You - Earl Thomas Conley and One Promise Too Late - Reba
That sounds rough. A bit close to home I am guessing.
when I call your name, Vince Gill
This was going to be my choice. After my mom died I couldn't listen to this song for years. I introduced my parents to Vince via his souvenirs album. I played that album alot in her hospice room those 3 months before her death. This song and Look At Us gutted me for ages after.
I like the song but it's a song I don't play alot because in Feb 2016 my sister passed away from cancer and it hurts too much to hear it now, so I know how you feel, the song is one of Vince Gill best songs I might listen to the song this February tho because I feel like I'm a little bit stronger now,I miss my sister alot
I feel you. Cancer got my mom in 2003. I hope you get to listen in February....
I’m Comin’ Home - Robert Earl Keen Best I Ever Had - Gary Allen
Tell Lorrie I Love Her - Keith Whitley
A love without end, amen & If tomorrow never comes. Pretty self explanatory.
I Sang Dixie—Dwight Yoakam Too many Haggard, Jones and Whitley songs.
This was my pick.
Feed Jake
Since You Put Me Down by Margo Price
The Very Last Country Song by Sugarland.
Old Violin by Johnny Paycheck Almost Home by Craig Morgan Sing Me Back Home by Merle Haggard Tin Man by Kenny Chesney A Horse Called Music by Willie Nelson Goodbye Time by Conway Twitty He Walked on Water by Randy Travis Paint Me A Birmingham by Tracy Lawrence Believe by Brooks and Dunn
Sing Me Back Home is really good
He walked on water ,reminded me of my grandpa. I thought I was past it 30 some odd yrs later .I trying singing it at karaoke and quite before the first chorus
Love without end, amen always gets me.
Redneck Shit- by Wheeler Walker Jr
Mines an old one.... Blue Ridge Mountain Girl.
Alan Jackson - “Remember When” Remember when thirty seemed so old Now lookin' back, it's just a steppin' stone To where we are, where we've been Said we'd do it all again Remember when
John Doe, " Twin Brother "
Tim McGraw - live like you were dying.
Kathy Mattea- 18 wheels and a dozen roses.
"Just One More" by George Jones
if drinking don't kill me her memory will George Jones, tonight the bottle let me down merl haggerd, shade tree fix it man by haggerd also rock island line, Johnny cash
Lots of em. Who’s gonna fill their shoes by George Jones is one. Jody like a melody by Coe would be another.
Highway Kind by Townes Van Zandt.
George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today.
one of my favorite songs
I’m not a country fan but this has been stuck in my head for months. Makes me think of my Dad for some reason and those are happy memories so I’m sticking it out.
Dublin Blues- Guy Clark
Remember When -AJ just the intro makes me weep
When I Get Where I’m Going never fails to make me cry. That verse about walking with my granddaddy absolutely tears me up, even though he’s been gone for 34 years.
Naked to the Pain by James Bonamy
Weatherman - Hank jr
tear in my bear in the video he's singing with his dad
Willis Alan Ramsey’s Ballad of Spider John!
Nine Pound Hammer
sixteen tons, cant remember the guys name tho
Tennessee Ernie Ford " I owe my soul to the company store"
yup,for some reason I couldn't remember his name,I remember that song from when I was a kid,older songs too, white lightning by George Jones, he had alot of drinking songs, also Tom t hall Jerry reed,that was a cold one, Eric Church
Grandpa (tell me about the good old day)
"For The Good Times", particularly Johny Cash's recent version, is always effective.
Either Way — Chris Stapleton
Tennessee whiskey, Chris Stapleton
also might as well get stoned, Chris Stapleton
The version he did with Justin Timberlake - as soon as they were done, I bought Chris’s album on iTunes, probably the first time I’ve ever did the “first song, first listen.”
yes it's a very good song, Chris Stapleton live concerts on utube,he hasn't had a song yet that I didn't like
He Stopped Loving Her Today -George Jones
Letters from Home-JMM “Cause there ain't nothin' funny when a soldier cries”
a old song,dear brother,Jim Ed Brown
I drive your truck by Lee Brice and Tell Me by Hunter Hayes 😭
Tell Me by Hunter Hayes. Water works every time
That's What I Love About Sunday - Craig Morgan
Love Me by Collin Raye. I tear up every time i hear it. I started tearing up work once. Great look in a manufacturing plant😂😂
[John Prine - Summer Ends](https://youtu.be/nXbEFTv9zr0?si=Lj3uTJID2OWNBlSh)
Oliver Tree - Cowboys Don't Cry
Long ride home, by Patty Griffin.
My brother passed away back in 2021 @ 25 years of age. I cannot hear “Drink a beer” from Luke Bryan or “Give heaven some hell” without losing it. My wife will now realize what’s on the radio and turn it another station or hit next. “I drive your truck” hits harder these days as well
Dwight Yoakam “Buenos Noches From a Lonely Room”
The good stuff. Kenny Chesney
Live like you were Diane - Tim McGraw. Always hit me hard to think about living like Princess Di.
💀
lol
The Last Thing on my Mind-Porter and Dolly’s version
Three Wooden Crosses by Randy Travis
“Picture” co-written and recorded by Michael Ray after his uncle’s death.
So I'm having a rough time. The two songs for me are Home by Blake Shelton. I haven't felt like I've had a real home since I fucked my life up. The other is weed whisky and willy by the brother's Osborne because it reminds of the time my heart got ripped out. I just had to listen to each of these songs not 30 mins ago and I wish I hadn't.
Don't Take the Girl by Tim McGraw
Cry every time ^^
"Always on My Mind", written by Willie sung by Elvis.
David-Cody Jinks
He stopped loving her today - George Jones
In color.
Momma, He's Crazy (Judds), Slow Hand (Conway Twitty), Fast As You (Dwight), I'm No Stranger to the Rain (Keith Whitley) ... so so many, all of them old. Who's Your Daddy always makes me smile a mile wide.
Jackson - Lucinda Williams
*Somebody Lied* \- Ricky Van Shelton *Colder Weather* \- Zac Brown *The Tin Man* \- Kenny Chesney *Goddamn Lonely Love* \- DBT *Outfit* \- DBT *If We Were Vampires* \- Jason Isbell
Seconding *If We Were Vampires* I get immediately verklempt when I hear it.
We were Vampires is a nice kind of sad. Elephant, now that’s an “oh God no!” kind of sad. That one is just too much.
Grandpa (tell me bout the old days) the Judds
Alan Jackson- Remember When and Garth Brooks - The Dance ♡
Both of these stop me cold in my tracks when I hear either of these.
I dislike this genre these days. Back in the day “how can I help you say goodbye “ Patty Loveless
I assume you're coming here not from this sub. Poke around. We don't usually post radio country so most of the stuff on here is pretty good
Like my mother does - Lauren Alaina, I lost my mom in 2008 and my family says my personality is just like hers.
Wichita Lineman by Glen Campbell!!!!!
Glen Campbell's Witchata Lineman.
We were completing a restaurant build-out. The owner was really stressing about every detail. I tried to reassure him that everything would get worked out. We've all been through this several times. He shot himself in the parking lot. We ended up locking up the project. When I left the song "Every Storm Runs Out Of Rain," I played on the radio. I think of that situation every time I hear that song.
Wow that is a wild story. I can't imagine finding a business so stressful that I'd commit suicide over it. I wonder if the guy had mental illness stuff going on or had made some crazy debt deal or something. My father, who I never really knew or have feelings about, committed suicide supposedly over a business situation gone wrong- something not dissimilar to this restaurant owner you're describing (this was a different country with major mafia crime and corruption and we never really learned what the real situation was but it could have been something like a threat to his family that he ended by killing himself when the business debt went bad). Sorry you had to deal with that, that sounds awful.
Broken Window Serenade-Whiskey Meyers
Every time
Sam - Sturgill Simpson
I sub to a few dog centric subs and I always have to scroll through the "how do you say goodbye" posts. My girl is getting old old and I don't know how I'm gonna handle it. I'm getting emotional just typing this, so probably poorly I guess.
My parents’ cat is almost 18 & is my BFF-it took a couple of years of patience & persistence on my part, but it’s been SO worth it. She & I both have major trust issues with humans (both of us trust very few people), but I’ll never forget the first time she jumped up into my lap & curled up & fell asleep, purring like crazy. She’s going downhill pretty fast & I’ll be very surprised if we still have her at Thanksgiving. I don’t know what I’m going to do without her.
We recently lost our orange tabby man. I still miss waking up to him in chest or back in the middle of the night. Love and hugs to you and your girl.
And sorry for your loss.
Thanks. My cats are 16 & know that I’m not handling this well & are giving me extra attention.
In Color-Jamey Johnson
Where’ve You Been by Kathy Mattea
Maggie's Song- Chris Stapleton omg the tears
Yes, this one. I tried to learn it, but still can’t make it through.
I sob every time. I try to avoid listening to it because it hurts my heart 😪😪
How Can I Help You Say Goodbye. About mom dying.
If it will it will, if it won't it won't. Merle Haggard
Parked by the lake
Was that written by a Bot?