Country Roads in Minor Scale
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Published 2018-12-02
All Comments (21)
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the original is a “hell yeah goin home” vibe, this has a “god, please i miss my home, i just want to go home”
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When you accidentally go to East Virginia instead of West Virginia
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“Don’t smile because it’s over; cry because it happened” - Dr. Seuss, probably
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Suddenly, "home" is just a memory...a distant place and time that no longer exists.
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This song sounds like never being able to go home again.
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When your dad dies of black lung acquired from years in West Virginia coal mines to support his family
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This became even more country with a sprinkle of depression
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"Teardrop in my eye" hits harder in this one.
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It sounds like the song is trying its hardest to sound happy but it just can’t
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This song went from "ah, i miss home" to "I can't take this anymore, I want to go home"
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Its so interesting how changing the key of a song can completely change the mood and meaning
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This sounds like a song that a cowboy made after realizing he would never live to revisit West Virginia to see his wife and kids
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Visiting West Virginia: original version Actually living in West Virginia: this version
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Somewhere out there in an alternate universe, people are playing this in major key and realizing just how happy a song it is.
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I keep coming back to this song again and again. As far as I can recall, I haven't ever deliberately searched out the original to re-listen. It's a nice song and all, but this version is hauntingly beautiful.
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Can confirm this is an accurate audio representation of walking through Huntington WV.
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Sounds like the intro of some epic apocalyptic show
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I can hear it desperately trying to change pitch...
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If the original already had nostalgic vibes, this is another fucking level.
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Those chords are so nice in minor. Really adds some nice spice
