In case you need a song to make you feel lonely, thirsty, and happily sad…

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Category: Arts & Culture

13 Responses

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    Gregg Metcalf says:

    How I miss Buck! He is third behind George Jones and Merle Haggard! Thanks for this clip.

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    Bailey says:

    Ahhhh….the Bakersfield sound…so sweet. Makes me feel like drinkin’ again. But seriously, RIP Buck and keep on truckin’ Dwight.

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    Gregg Metcalf says:

    By the way, I noticed one of the headings for your other blog called “Crossing a Bridge with a drunk girl at midnight” I haven’t read it but that is a country song and I just wrote a the chorus to the a new song called, “Crossing a Bridge with a Drunk Girl at Midnight.”

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    Andy says:

    Great music. Let’s head to Austin and take in a weekend sometime.

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    Gregg Metcalf says:

    I just have the chorus, I got interrupted and haven’t got the verses yet, but here is a rough draft of the course:

    “Crossing a Bridge with a Drunk Girl at Midnight”
    Gregg Metcalf April 30, 2010

    Chorus:

    Now I’m crossing a bridge with a drunk girl
    at midnight
    Trying to make out what’s up ahead with just
    one headlight
    doing my best to make sure that she is
    all right
    I’m crossing a bridge with a drunk girl
    at midnight

    Holding her up with one hand while I’m
    a drivin’
    Wondering when morning comes will she
    be survivin’
    Sitting there all snookered she looks like
    a fright
    I’m crossing a bridge with a drunk girl
    at midnight

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    Brian says:

    Wow, Abraham. This is OLD SCHOOL.

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    Brian says:

    I did love their Bakersfield song.

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    Bobby Gilles says:

    Good ol’ Dwight and Buck. Thanks for this!

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    Laurie says:

    I can’t say I needed much help feeling “lonely, thirsty and happily sad”, but this could work.
    My Mom loves Buck Owens.
    That cat can sing!

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