Doug Dawson
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I was always hard rock or thrash but my horizons have broadened through the years. Hey, you like what you like. How about this.
Country that don't suck
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MICHI-CAN
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I posted because I like. Poke me with a stick. Please don't pacify or placate.
Friends. gotta laugh.
MICHI-CAN
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80's death metal, import psycho at heart. From bluegrass blues and classical playing parents. Lullabies to thrash. I have a favorite or soon to be found. Enjoy the hunt.
Jeffislovinlife
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The battle of 1814
Jeffislovinlife
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I ment no disrespect just can't stand the singer
MICHI-CAN
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I have many of them. But the meaning is the same regardless of oration.
All good.
My example. Love the songs.??????????????
Doug Dawson
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That song is awesome. Seger put a ton of energy into his songs.
injinji
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Hank Williams is an acquired taste. The same can be said for Hank Jr and Hank 3. But in some families, singing sad songs is like a tradition.
Jeffislovinlife
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And my dad got drunk and beat my ass every time he came out of the speakers put me though a wall with a 6 inch punch and did this
hella family tradition as always thank you for your time
hella family tradition as always thank you for your time
Jeffislovinlife
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I'm a Pirates dream sunken chest
injinji
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Sorry for your trauma. I hope you can surround yourself with love in the family you choose.
Jeffislovinlife
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I have and now you are a part of it welcome to my nightmare lol as always thank you for your time and the best wishes to you and your family and friends
Doug Dawson
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Well at least you can laugh about it now brother. Fathers of that generation were an interesting breed. I remember when I was 13, was at a camp ground we went to in the summers and was doing work for the owner on a cottage. Was up a ladder when the older guy I was working with banged onto me with a second ladder. I shoved it away and it pissed him off so he swung it back and knocked me off my ladder and I fell about 12 feet to the rocks below. I limped back to my father who saw the whole thing. First thing out of his disappointed face, " why didn't you kick him in the nuts". I forgave him for all the things he did as I refuse to carry all that anger with me. I hope you have been able to do the same.
Jeffislovinlife
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Yes I thank him and moved on he was a military man after he caved my chest in he went back to Vietnam and as far as I know he did not come back
injinji
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Daddy was one in a million. It was my Mamma who was the one of nightmares in my family. When she died 3 years ago it was such a relief. The sad thing was she hid herself from the outside world, so only close family knew how she was. All my scars are on the inside.
Jeffislovinlife
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O ya he did say that he might have made a man out of me lol
Doug Dawson
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That is unfortunate. I went the other way, left my father and spent 2 years homeless from the age of 15 to 17. Sleeping in abandoned cars and buildings seemed like a better life. Was not until years later that I reconnected with him at my grandfathers funeral. I was grateful I was able to form some kind of relationship with him before he died. I suppose many of us have such things from our childhood, I think the key is to not let it define who we are now. That much is our choice.
Doug Dawson
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Emotional scars are worse than physical in many cases.
Frankly Dankly
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I love me some Hanks. I’ve soured a little on Jr since the 80’s and 90’s, but 1&3 are still my shit. I have to put on Mississippi Mud every time I drive my old lifted dodge mud truck.
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#burnitandpassitaround