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This ballad is the second single from Jeremy McComb's debut album "My Side of Town." The former tour manager for Larry The Cable Guy, McComb's song reminds me somewhat of a Bruce Robison composition. It's a strong lyrical song with a nice melody that is all brought home by McComb's strong vocal.
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READER'S COMMENTS
Phil says:
Posted: Tuesday, December 30, 2008
AWESOME SONG! JEREMY SINGS THE LYRICS IN A WAY THAT MAKES IT COME ALIVE AND RELATE TO LIFE EXPERIENCES I HAVE GONE THROUGH. DEFINATELY A SONG OTHERS COULD RELATE TO AS WELL. HOPE TO HEAR IT PLAYED OVER THE AIRWAYS. COUNTRY MUSIC NEEDS SOME NEW TALENT LIKE THIS!
Rick says:
Posted: Wednesday, October 29, 2008
I personally like Jeremy because he hails from my mother's home town of Spokane, Washington and not too many country artists come from those parts. Maybe that also explains why I like Kristy O. of Bomshel so much since she hails from nearby Sandpoint, Idaho! (Well that and the fact she is extremely talented and gorgeous to boot...) (lol)
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