country songs about her smile

Bill Holland from Olympia, WA on January 19, 2018: There was a very old smile, from the 40's or 50's, about smiling, but I'm drawing a blank on it. Nat King Cole's, "Smile though your heart is aching...". Whether it be the eventual passing of “Gypsy, Joe, and Me” or the devastating sucker punch of “Me and Little Andy,” Parton has an uncanny knack for the sad country song. Read more about his inspiring story. Glad you enjoyed it too! Many of the younger readers of this post about sad country songs might not know this early country music classic from Red Foley. Sounds like true love! Andy Wright via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by FlourishAnyway. I am not familiar with all of the songs, but checked out some of the videos and they are wonderful. Bill - That drives me crazy too when I can't place a song or think of the tune but not the lyrics. FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on January 23, 2018: Larry - Thanks for visiting and making me smile.

Required fields are marked *. EMAIL ME. That sure made me smile. At the heart of that distinction is this 2002 release about a child who endures the torture of physical abuse at the hands of her mother before succumbing to her injuries. This wistful Patty Loveless performance from the pen of Karen Taylor-Good and Burton Banks Collins details two important moments in a woman’s life -- moving away from a friend at a young age and the end of a marriage, and how a mother’s love helped her to make it through the pain of the loss. Here is the 1994 song you want: "Always There" by Blueboy, an indie pop group. You don't need wealth or a perfect body to snag his heart. It’s everywhere.

Sounds like she's a keeper! The viral YouTube video from this perky 2010 song features an attempt to break a world record for the largest water balloon fight. Charlie Chaplin wrote a song for his movie "Modern Times." I would have to change it someday. Here's empathy from a man with a crooked smile—that is, he knows imperfection first hand. B.J. Kristen Howe from Northeast Ohio on January 19, 2018: Aww thanks Flourish. Have a wonderful weekend! He's such a great artist. Now that I've achieved 100, I guess I have to set a new target. Hope you're smiling.

Diamond Rio’s Marty Roe delivered a standout performance, but Williams’s inspiration for the song -- penned with Jon Vezner -- was about the loss of a close friend. Michael Jackson did a very nice cover of this song at #23. You will always be, beautiful in my eyes. We can laugh about it, how time really flies. I'm impressed by the number of playlist articles that you've created. He may be wounded but he's forever bathed in fond, aching regard for her. Mary Norton from Ontario, Canada on January 19, 2018: What a list you have here. (Is he talking to you, Selena?). 1978, Passage, Can’t Smile Without You – Barry Manilow The narrator rattles off all the things he loves about his sweetheart: her messy hair, the way she sings and dances, and most of all the way she makes him smile. - Mother Teresa, Albanian-Indian nun and missionary, Barney Moss via Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, modified by FlourishAnyway.

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