Don't take the girl barely counts as music, not even close to a real love song.


I'm a country fan, but most things Tim McGraw did were second rate.

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Well, not in a traditional sense. But he did give his life for her in a passionate way...

Meh, I agree. That song is my favorite of his, I think. I usually pick one song per country artist that I like, the rest is so-so.

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Well this thread isn't about bashing Tim McGraw, and he sure does have a pretty and talented wife, so I'll have to let it go at that.

Plus I always took it that she dies at the end of the song. He says he'd give his life for her, but many people say that when they know the reality is they won't have to.


She's my kind of rain, is one of the songs he sang that I like. Not his performance, but the song itself.

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We need a thread for that, though

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Talking about Tim Mcgraw

I love this song

Lets Make Love





Jean

Biting my tongue, biting my tongue...

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I love that song but every single time they get to the part "the childrens hell will surely (or is it slowly) go by" I get a lump in my throat.

To Doodler, a huge thank you for pointing out "Figured You Out" by Nickelback! I love that song now--best bass line ever.

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A lawyerly Latinous lyrical look:

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I have two - Afterglow, by INXS - I will be walking my new bride to be down the isle to that one

And Thank You, by Led Zeppelin, we will be doing our bridal waltz to that

Congratulations MG1962A!

Sure you're bride made the right decision in marrying you .

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some of my favourite love songs:
love letters . alison moyet
truly madly deeply. savage garden
how do i live. leann rimes
two out of three . meatloaf
have i told you lately. rod stewart
nothing compares 2 u. sinead o'connor
and that great one from ghost you know the one with the potters wheel sung by the brothers?hhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Excellent love song if ever there was one!

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Just a quick ten off the top of my head...

I Cross My Heart—George Strait (Sang this one to my wife at our wedding reception)
If Tomorrow Never Comes—Garth Brooks
Hello Again—Neil Diamond
Forever and Ever, Amen—Randy Travis
Just the Way You Are—Billy Joel
Your Song—Elton John
Earth Angel—The Penguins
Annie's Song—John Denver
Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing—Aerosmith or Mark Chestnutt
Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye—Neal McCoy

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Those are good love songs Peter.

Mine are these :

I Need You - Leann Rimes
Home - Daughtry
I Love You - Sarah Mclachlan
Collide- Howie Day
Greatest Story ever Told - Oliver James
You're Still You - Josh Groban
Beautiful Disaster - Kelly Clarkson
What Hurts the Most - Rascall Flatts
True Ryan Cabrera
Keep Holdin On - Avril Lavigne
Beautiful Soul - Jessie Mccartney

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good some country songs!

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That ain't no love song!

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I was going to mention that one too.

Another nice one:

The Power of Love by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. It's hard to get more outrageously sappy.

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I'm with TRS on 'Something' by the Beatles. Says everything simply, melodically & sweetly.

One other that will no doubt raise snickers, but that was special for me at the time is 'Forever Autumn' from the WotW. Loved the simple haunting melody and the message.

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