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Marty robbins

Country definitely isn’t my favorite but there’s something cool about the storytelling of old ballads.

@Orpheus

Mar 7, 2025

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indigo girls

ok they are technically folk rock but country-adjacent in my mind! i spent a lot of my childhood in various Yeehaw states and small towns in the US so here are some more classics i heard a bit growing up, and a few newer likes 🤠 (some are a little folk-leaning): anything johnny cash!!! dolly parton (duh) - 9 to 5, jolene kacey musgraves - good ol‘ boys club, butterflies hank williams jr - outlaw woman, family traditions brandi carlile - raise hell emory quinn - downtown san antone kenny chesney - no shoes no shirt no problem the chicks - there’s your trouble, ready to run willie nelson - mamas don’t let your sons grow up to be cowboys, cowboys are secretly fond of other cowboys taylor swift (sorry) - picture to burn, our song woody guthrie - tear the fascists down !! runaway june - buy my own drinks maren morris - my church, circles around this town shania twain - man i feel like a woman!, you’re still the one darius rucker - wagon wheel the highwomen - if she ever leaves me john prine - your flag decal won’t get you into heaven orville peck - dead of night, cmon baby cry george strait - all my ex’s live in texas

@marxinista

Mar 7, 2025

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Country Music

I’m talkin about the classics. I love that spine chilling outlaw shit with lyrics about scary ghost cowboys, sleeping in a boxcar on a moving train, prison blues, repenting for your sins, and being heartbroken. From albums like The Louvin Brothers’ “Satan Is Real” (1959), to Johnny Cash's “Live At Folsom Prison” (1968), to Bruce Springsteen’s “Nebraska” (1982), I can’t get enough!

@brooks-morrow

Jul 28, 2023

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Shaving off your eyebrows

I have been doing this intermittently since I was 15 and it never fails to make me feel like the most beautiful girl in the world.

@twinfawn

Apr 3, 2025