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Like, what the fuck are you doing? It is so American, dude. Especially when you had the cigarette. You're just like this. It almost looked like it was out of a movie.

With horns. Yeah. And when it gets you off of it, it wants to hurt you afterwards. It wants to stomp you. It's pissed off. Yeah, man. Fuck all that noise. I can't quit watching them, though. I don't know why. I'm just so attracted. I've always been attracted. I loved songs about rodeos, though, is what did it. We talked about this before, too.

With horns. Yeah. And when it gets you off of it, it wants to hurt you afterwards. It wants to stomp you. It's pissed off. Yeah, man. Fuck all that noise. I can't quit watching them, though. I don't know why. I'm just so attracted. I've always been attracted. I loved songs about rodeos, though, is what did it. We talked about this before, too.

With horns. Yeah. And when it gets you off of it, it wants to hurt you afterwards. It wants to stomp you. It's pissed off. Yeah, man. Fuck all that noise. I can't quit watching them, though. I don't know why. I'm just so attracted. I've always been attracted. I loved songs about rodeos, though, is what did it. We talked about this before, too.

There was 90s music, had all these old-school, really cool rodeo records. Mm-hmm. And I feel like somewhere, it's kind of like everything goes in themes. And then country music went through like, you know, the hunting and fishing era. But in the 70s, it was more of the storytelling era, like the poncho and lefty style stuff. You know what I mean?

There was 90s music, had all these old-school, really cool rodeo records. Mm-hmm. And I feel like somewhere, it's kind of like everything goes in themes. And then country music went through like, you know, the hunting and fishing era. But in the 70s, it was more of the storytelling era, like the poncho and lefty style stuff. You know what I mean?

There was 90s music, had all these old-school, really cool rodeo records. Mm-hmm. And I feel like somewhere, it's kind of like everything goes in themes. And then country music went through like, you know, the hunting and fishing era. But in the 70s, it was more of the storytelling era, like the poncho and lefty style stuff. You know what I mean?

But to me, the 90s cowboy music was like still some of the best country music ever made.

But to me, the 90s cowboy music was like still some of the best country music ever made.

But to me, the 90s cowboy music was like still some of the best country music ever made.

It's one of the best rodeo songs ever written.

It's one of the best rodeo songs ever written.

It's one of the best rodeo songs ever written.

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You want to hear a cool rodeo story? Reba McIntyre got discovered at one. At a rodeo? You want to talk about a real cowgirl? Reba McEntire was like Oklahoma or somewhere, and she would sing the national anthem at all the local rodeos because they knew she was a local singer, but she was a real cowboy. So one night she was she was singing.

You want to hear a cool rodeo story? Reba McIntyre got discovered at one. At a rodeo? You want to talk about a real cowgirl? Reba McEntire was like Oklahoma or somewhere, and she would sing the national anthem at all the local rodeos because they knew she was a local singer, but she was a real cowboy. So one night she was she was singing.

You want to hear a cool rodeo story? Reba McIntyre got discovered at one. At a rodeo? You want to talk about a real cowgirl? Reba McEntire was like Oklahoma or somewhere, and she would sing the national anthem at all the local rodeos because they knew she was a local singer, but she was a real cowboy. So one night she was she was singing.

Oh, this is, you know, back in the day when it was old school, like a record exec discovered you.