What is the Christms song that Garth Brooks sings about the soligers "something about how they stop fighting?
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Belleau Wood\n\nOn the CD SEVENS
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Anything by Garth Brooks. Especially "If Tomorrow Never Comes"
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"from this moment" by shania twain\n"god bless the broken road" by rascall flatts\n"shameless" by garth brooks\n"the chair" by george strait\n"good morning beautiful"\n"lets fall to pieces together" by george strait\n"the man in love with you" by george strait\n"carried away" by george strait\n"rope the moon" by john michael montgomery\n"i swear" by john michael montgomery\n"you had me from hello" by kenny chesney\n"anything but mine" by kenny chesney\n"where would you be" by martina mcbride\n"real fine place to start" by sara evans\n"tiny dancer" by tim mcgraw\n"she's my kind of rain" by tim mcgraw\n"dont take the girl" by tim mcgraw\n"keeper of the stars" by tracy byrd\n"texas tornado" by tracy lawrence\n"stars over texas" by tracy lawrence\n"making memories of us" by keith urban\n"raining on sunday" by keith urban
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100% Country.\n\nYou have Nothin to Lose, so chase after that Badonkadonk.  If you have Friends in Low places, just think of The World and Summertime, because its not the Last Day of My Life.  When the Stars go Blue, Dont Forget to Remember Me.  You know its A Little Too Late, If Your Going Through Hell.  Although Life Aint Always Beautiful, Everytime I Hear Your Name, I remember the time that you told me that Size Matters.\n\nMe and My Gang decided to Settle for a Slowdown and just Bring It on Home.  The gang told me to just do The Dance and Live LIke You Were Dying, I said God Bless this Broken Road, and did the dance.\n\nMy Homes In Alabama, Sweet Home Alabama and if Tomorrow Never Comes and When the Sun Comes Down, I pray, Jesus Take the Wheel.  Shes an Old Flame, a Redneck Woman, but we keep running into Closed Doors, shes my Baby Girl and I Could Not Ask for More.  Before I went to see her again I found a Soldier who would Paint me a Birmingham, he was Shameless, but he painted it in The Chair.  \n\nOkay, now, I'm Already There, but For the Grace of God I need Beer for my Horses, I was Amazed at how much they drank.  Since she's not home, I wish I didnt have to wait One More Day, before this Fancy, Rhinestone Cowboy gives her Long Slow Kisses.  Some Beach.
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Your friend is right but the movie never came out.  The cd is entitled "Garth Brooks in....the Life of Chris Gaines."  The movie was to be called "The Lamb"
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Brooks and Dunn..\n \nBelieve :\nis one good song plus many more.
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Country Song?  Kenny Chesney, There Goes my Life
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this song was originally by Hank Williams Sr. and you should be able to find it on a-z lyrics. or go to the kentuckyheadhunter.com or their record company. or there is a site for music it's called ernesttubbrecords.com and they have music in there catalog....
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The song is called "100 Years" by Five for Fighting. Hope that helps!
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Song is "100 Years" from Five For Fighting
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might be "Cold Cold Heart" by Hank Williams SR
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I was looking for the exact same song too. Its "When the Stars go blue" by Tim Mcgraw or Tyler Hilton; a few people sing it.
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By the way, if this is the worst thing you guys have to argue about - you're pretty lucky :-))\n\nSounds to me like you are both right. I always thought it was about a relationship (not necessarily divorce, tho). But if you look at the lyrics (below), some of the verses sound like they're about a relationship, and some about life in general.\n\nBut if your husband heard Garth Brooks say what the song was about - well, I guess Mr Brooks would be the one who would know....\n\n"The Dance"\n\nLooking back on the memory of\nThe dance we shared 'neath the stars above\nFor a moment all the world was right\nHow could I have known that you'd ever say goodbye\n\nAnd now I'm glad I didn't know\nThe way it all would end the way it all would go\nOur lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain\nBut I'd of had to miss the dance\n\nHolding you I held everything\nFor a moment wasn't I a king\nBut if I'd only known how the king would fall\nHey who's to say you know I might have changed it all\n\nAnd now I'm glad I didn't know\nThe way it all would end the way it all would go\nOur lives are better left to chance I could have missed the pain\nBut I'd of had to miss the dance\n\nYes my life is better left to chance\nI could have missed the pain but I'd of had to miss the dance
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It might be this one:\n\nJohnny Cash\nRoughneck\n\nBorn to be a roughneck I'll never amount to nothin' \nPullin' case and layin' pipe is hard labor \n\nWell I was born in a boomer shack bout a half mile from town \nPapa was a driller on a wildcat crew and my mama never was around \nI learn to cuss when I was two and fight when I was three \nAnd by the time I was five there was no kid alive could ever get the best of me \n\nBorn to be a roughneck... \n[ banjo ] \nWell I started workin' like a regular man when I was just about knee high \nSkinning the knuckles with my two bare hands but they never heard me cry \nI remember walkin' down the road and hearin' somebody say \nHe was born to live a rougneck's life and he's never gonna change his ways \n\nBorn to be a roughneck... \nBorn to be a roughneck...
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Garth Brooks... it's one of his early albums...and it's actually Thunder Rolls...The album was called "Ropin' the Wind"
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This reminds me of a song by Mark Wills, "I Do (Cherish You)".  It was also sung by 98 Degrees, so it could be both pop or country.  The words aren't exactly the same, but it sounds similar.
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Listen to I Believe by Brooks and Dunn.. very awsome song