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Here’s Suzy Bogguss doing the song. It was written by Michael Burton, and first recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker on his 1975 album, Ridin’ High.

Like I said above, I just like the way she sings it.



If it’s not this one it’s “The Old Double Diamond.”


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You wrote Suzy Bogguss,I read Suzy Bogguss, but in my head I was hearing Nanci Griffith.



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Yesterday was cool and stormy, we got nearly 1/2” of rain, but this morning we awoke to a…



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I listen to tons of "classic" country music. Some of the old stuff and a lot from before 2000. Here's a song I didn't know well until a few months ago... might have heard it in this thread. I remember seeing a video of him singing it acoustic with some people sitting in a circle. Anyways, it is one of the most beautiful and sad songs I've ever heard.




I'm gonna vote for the funniest frog with the loudest croak on the highest log.
 
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