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WHEN?
by JAPOV - 04/23/26 11:28 PM
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Been lots of blue collar songs, over the years, just about a country staple, like truck driving. I'd say "Plowing row after row, behind that old mule" which is better than "chasing", but I agree with Harriet, no farmer uses mules anymore, at least none trying to make a living, they couldn't do it that way up against those that use machinery. I'd find a better example of a blue collar worker, perhaps a factory guy, or millhand. /Glen ------------------ "The process of learning is often more important than what is being learned" -----The Kat---- Coming soon. New site, new songs. Glen King http://www.hear.cd
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