David Allan Coe- If that ain't country
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Published 2010-02-12
David Allan Coe- If that ain't country
All Comments (21)
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I saw him in a Chicago bar in the 90s. He was old, and had to sit the whole performance. At one point, he was heckled by some dude at a table who didn’t know any better. Coe stopped cold in the middle of the song and glared at the kid and said in a flat tone, “I’ll whip you, boy.” The kid shut up, and the show went on.
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All the platforms removing this song just makes it more legendary.
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Who's still here in 2024
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PEOPLE HATE ON DAVID ALLAN COE BUT THIS IS REAL COUNTRY HE REALLY LIVED THE LIFE HE SINGS ABOUT
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Who's still rockin the oldies in 2022 let's make this year even better then the last cheers everyone 🍻
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I don't always listen to David allan coe, but when I do, so do my neighbors!
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This isn't just a song. It's history.
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Still here in 2024. Not ashamed to call him one of the greats.
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Remember when people didn't get offended by words?
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2054 time traveler here. Still drinking natural light and listening to the country king. Cheers boys
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The fact that I can't listen to this song on major music platforms now is sad. It's an absolute classic.
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If you grew up country and poor you will understand this song.
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This man belongs in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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who’s here after this song is getting removed off every music platform (ayo thanks for 2k and listening to this song)
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I started listening to David Allan coe when I was in the United States Army in the late 1970s. Never stopped since then!
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This song was essentially the theme music to my tour in the USMC 05-09 Iraq. Memorial Day weekend is here and so am I. Cheers 🍻
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I grew up a whole lot like this song. My dad was one tuff ass s.o.b. There wasn't anything he couldn't do. "Can't" was not a functional word in his vocabulary. He was an intimidator and nobody messed with him. I feared him, yet was drawn to his grit, gumption, and never quit hard work ethics. He pushed me hard, and that challenged me to do more, and better ! This country needs a comeback of real men like that. 🇺🇸
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He protec He attac Sometimes
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This song is my daddy to a T. He is USMC Vietnam vet and raised us about 2 hours from Dallas on 30 acres. That was the grocery store. I didn’t see a real grocery store until I was 11. We worked the fields and bailed hay and rounded up cattle and hogs. He is the best man I ever known.
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This should be played at every NBA game!
