The song Grandpa, by the Judd’s, is a moving account of just how much has changed in life. Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout the Good Ol’ Days) This woman then called out nearly every member on the board and reminded them of their own immorality (being very specific) to remind them that they had no right to judge her because they were full of hypocrisy themselves. The gossip, most of which was apparently unfounded, was focused on this woman, a single mother, who was told by the local PTA that said, wore her skirts too short. She happened to meet a single mother in her small town, and like most small towns, there was the telegraph, the telephone, and tell a neighbor. Riley, was based upon a true story when Jeannie was only 9 years old. This song, Harper Valley PTA, sung by Jeannie C. Even so, the story remains deeply moving, particularly to anyone who has ever served or who has lost a loved one in the military. His son, who was a soldier serving in Afghanistan, was killed in the line of duty, so the father used his son’s truck as a way to get process his deep grief and the only difference between the true story and the song was that the songwriter changed the father to a brother. Nashville songwriter Connie Harrington, who wrote Lee Brice’s I Drive Your Truck, was conceived when the songwriter heard about a father who drove his deceased son’s truck. This is an excellent reminder that only God knows what will make you the happiest. Or course, that didn’t turn out to be the case, and as he reflects now, God all along knew that they wouldn’t be compatible so “Unanswered Prayer' was just what he needed, even if it didn’t feel like it at the time. In this song, there was a married man who saw his old girlfriend at a high school football game and when they were together, he prayed that they would always be together. The song by Garth Brooks, Unanswered Prayer, was inspired by his own life experience when God refused to answer a specific prayer of his back in his youth.

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