One of my favorite songs. I'm a recovering alcoholic myself. I've been sober since October 2, 2011 and I still struggle with it everyday. My kids were 10 years old and 6 years old when I stopped drinking. I'm by no means a perfect father but after several years of my kids living with me as an alcoholic I finally realized how I was affecting my kids and my wife's life and I knew I had to change. Thank you so much for your reaction to this song!!
Congrats on staying sober. It's not easy, man. My Dad is an alcoholic/addict, and to this day he says "I dont have a problem." My Mom was an addict/alcoholic. She has 9 years sober. So, keep it going, man. Hats off to you.
from some rando on the interwebs whose family was hurt by alcohol, GREAT JOB!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! SO PROUD OF YOU FOR ADDING ONE DAY AT A TIME! SO HAPPY FOR YOU! remember, it's one decision at a time. Remember what you have to lose and keep WINNING!
I wish Billy Currington was more popular, he doesn't get near as much recognition as he deserves, and considering what has been passed off as country the last 15 years he should been in the grand ole opry.
This song tears me up every time I hear it! My Dad died of alcoholism when I was only 12 and most of my memories involve him drunk! But I loved him so!!
A beautiful song. I cant relate cuz I was blessed to have the most loving and supportive daddy. I had him for 33 years and He loved me with all of his heart until the day God called him home. Now he is my angel watching over me.
I grew up with addict parents, and this song hits me in the feels. I’ll never forget the feeling of realizing they had gone home in the middle of my graduation, and being alone when it was finished, and watched all my friends get hugged and congratulated by their parents. You should review Montgomery Gentry, I’ll keep the kids.
This happened to me at my college graduation. My mom is the addict and she roped my dad (they've been divorced 20 years now) into leaving before the ceremony was over. The speaker told us to look at our parents and thank them and I couldn't see that far away but I believed they were there. My heart hurt so bad when I realized they weren't. I expected my mom but she roped my dad in too was the worst. He showed up to all my HS senior events she was too drunk for. I know this sucks but it feels better know that I'm not alone. It doesn't hurt less! But people with sober parents don't get it.
My dad passed away when I was 13 from alcohol both of my parents were alcoholics but the day my dad passed away was the first time I heard this song it was actually on the way home from the hospital so this song hits home that was almost 17 years ago I get chocked up every time. Miss you daddy so much!!
4 Suggestions for you 1. What Might Have Been..by Little Texas 2. Even Though We Break Up In The End..by Cole Swindell 3. Drink A Beer..by Luke Bryan 4. You Should Be Here..by Cole Swindell Thank you..love your channel.
@@WWII_buff LOL...Well he did write it, but with Luke's personal story I find his version a little more powerful on a personal level...not vocally of course. But Chris is there in background vocals. Either version is fine by me.
Shit. Damn it. Jesus. This song was my childhood. And more. Man. I always cry when I hear this. My Dad was drunk/high at my graduation and he was drinking and poppin' valiums when I was sworn in to the Navy. Bless. Thank goodness it isn't the video, too. Lawd.
11 upbeat, comedy country songs you should react to. Lonestar - "Mr Mom" Dixie Chicks - "Goodbye, Earl" Chris Cagle - "Chicks Dig It" Brad Paisley - "I'm Gonna Miss Her" aka "I've Got A Bite" Steve Holy - "I Got A Brand New Girlfriend" Blake Shelton - "Some Beach" Dierks Bently - "What Was I Thinking" Johnny Cash - "Boy Named Sue" George Strait - "All My Exes Live In Texas" Collin Raye - "That's My Story And I'm Sticking To It" Rodney Atkins - "Cleaning This Gun (Come On In Boy)"
I lost my dad when he was 64 to ALS . However the one thing I always had is a father that always was a good example! He always was there to show me how to be a son to my mom, a husband to my wife and a father to my kids! I was very lucky and I know that!!
My Dad, until the day he passed never drank, smoked, cussed, or did drugs and that is my example to live by. I am 48 years old now and so grateful I followed his example. I have friends who tell me how they wish they had followed my example and never tried tobacco or alcohol and that is a great testament to not only me but my Dad. Great reaction video Billy. Loved it
A man who doesn't cry when listening to this song is not a Man. It's not just about alcohol, or even drugs. It's about time, compassion, empathy, concern, welfare, leadership, guidance, and love.
This song reminds me of my own father, who like you is a military veteran and an alcoholic. He lives 30 minutes from me but I only see him on holidays, and birthdays because of his drinking. I worry about my children seeing him like that and I have to protect them from their own grandfather. It is very painful just to see him and see my kids wanting to see their grandfather but they know that my dad's an alcoholic, they've seen it. Now my son who is about to be 18 in 3 months wants to join the Army, and he refuses to talk to my dad about it because my dad is trying to push my son into the Navy like he was. My son wants to go his own path, his father and I agree fully with him. I will never have a good relationship with my dad because of many past mistakes. I have not had an alcoholic drink since I was 21, I am 35 now. My kids are first, ALWAYS.
It’s the correct speed. This song has always made me think of my mom. She was an alcoholic who passed away from liver disease in November. She was 42. It’s a beautiful song, imo.
I'm 18 now when I was around 9 my dad started drinking And when I see him I get scared I'm praying to God hoping he will realize that he will see I'm terrified that I'm thinking that I'd lose him in my life by the time I turned 10 he came to me and he said he promised he will stop drinking I noticed that he'd hadn't had a beer in his hand but just to make sure I went up to him and smelled his breath and it didn't smell like alcohol he kept his promis he made me cry tears of happiness and looking back how he used to be and seeing him today makes me happy and every day and night I get down on my knees praying to god thanking him for getting him to change his ways of being an alcoholic makes my life feel much more happy so if your mom or dad is an addict just pray to God every day and night asking him to change their ways of being an addict to start being sober and don't worry god will get them stop trust me god will always be there for you and them
This song is such a difficult one for me to listen to. When it came out, it was agonizingly relatable, since my son was living it. He was a kid just like this, and to this day, he can't listen to it at all and will leave the room if it comes on the radio or something. His father was a bad alcoholic, and when he was little, my son idolized him and would wait for him to come home from work at night, just like the kid in the song, only to be completely ignored. It broke his heart and mine, because no matter how much love he got from me, he wanted to be dad's little man. About half his childhood was spent without his father at all, because we divorced and alcohol was more important, and he spent several years with anger issues because of it. He's 23 years old now, and he's realized that none of it had anything to do with him, but it has affected so much in his life since he now never wants to be a father because of the example his father gave him. I applaud parents who are recovering alcoholics and got their lives together so they could be better parents for their kids, because the damage can go deep and be very long lasting. No child should ever have to live like this.
It is so great to hear someone talk about how they don't drink because of personal reasons. I live in a region of the country were drinking is a big part of the culture. People think I'm strange because I'm over 21 and don't drink. I have even been denied a place to live because I choose to be sober.
This is my Uncle. He was a functioning alcoholic. Monday through Friday and on the way home would stop and get his beer and his whiskey and stay drunk from Friday night until Sunday night. He was a wonderful man when he was sober and even when he was drunk he wasn't mean. Out of 11 uncles he was my favorite. He died of alcohol related disease. He left 4 children. The oldest was 11. His son never drank a drop, never did drugs and killed himself when he was 27 leaving 3 children of his own. We as parents have got to be aware of what we are teaching our children.
Unfortunately this the story of me and my dad perfectly. Sad part is 3 years ago the drinking caught up to him and he drank himself to death. I still miss him everyday
You are a very good man and you are setting the stage for your daughter on the man that she will choose. Mothers and fathers have such an impact on their children. If they see you doing things, they might end up doing that exact same thing or being with someone who is doing those things.
Teaching your daughter by example is the best way! My son is 54 now, and he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke. That's the best possible way to teach her a way of life. If you tell your daughter not to drink, and you drink yourself, -- that "Do as I say, not as I do" philosophy JUST DOESN'T WORK!
This always reminds me of a childhood friend of mine. His dad was a wonderful person, when he was sober. But he was an alcoholic and would turn into a total jerk when he drank. My friend was close to us dad and was often embarrassed by his dad’s behavior. My friend and my mom shielded me and I only seen him obviously drunk once, and that was enough. It broke my heart to know that my friend had to deal with this.
My father was very abusive to me when I was little. When i had my kids i had 3 2 boys and one girl and yes i spanked them when they needed it but i never beat my kids like i was!! And i raised them on my own !! I could have chosen to go down that path my dad did but I didn't and I'm 64 not my kids are all grown and doing great
The most important lesson to learn about life is "it's not about you." It's similar to something a priest once told me about tragedy, "heaven is perfect. How are you going to know what that even means without bad. Moreover, tragedy for some else is an opportunity for you to do good to know what that feels like. Moreover, tragedy that happens to you may be a message,... but maybe the message isn't for you." Once you have kids, it's about them.
My father's example is why I rarely drink I have had a bottle of alcohol bought for new year's last until the next new year's day if not that long almost as long. Also why the few times I do drink I will never get in the car and drive. I watched a man who was good enough to sometimes substitute drive for his friend who had a sprint dirt track racing car. Get so bad at driving it was scary. Finally since he would go to get the alcohol anyway. If I was able to I would drive him myself to know that he wouldn't be killing someone else or himself.
Little known fact. This is a true story about him and his dad growing up. He had to protect his identity and stay out of the spotlight for a few years to hide from his abusive father after releasing this song.
Alcoholism runs in my family and I was drinking almost every day by the time I was 16. Im 35 now and almost never drink because it's just too easy to go too far!
That's why when I meet a new person and they don't have a drink already I like to ask hey you want a coke or something so they can say I don't drink without having to say I don't drink.
My dad was a heroin addict, and would nod off in his chair or on the couch. My parents divorced when i was 10, by time i was 11, my dad was dead. He died of a Heroin OD. My last words to him were 'I fucking hate you, and wish you were dead' I was a daddies girl, till that day.
What a very emotional song. 💗💗 Billy you should be so proud of yourself, and I know your daughter will be when shes old enough to understand. Your such a great person & father. 🥰👍😁 Please react to .. RORY GALLAGHER - AS THE CROW FLYS. 🎸🎶🔥🇮🇪🍀💗🥰
Best example to teach your daughter is to stand up to peer pressure. Her seeing you NOT drink or smoke when others around you do, shows her it is OK to NOT do what her boyfriend wants from her later.
This song hit home big time, my dad was a shithead and pillhead, luckily my mom was a great example and I didn’t take after my dad by he rubbed off on my little brother big time and now he’s about useless with 2 kids and no job or steady place to live and I do everything I can to try and help but it’s hard.
Billy You So Crazy My birthday is Thursday on the 4th and I was wanting to see if you would do a request for me. Bon Jovi August 7th 4: 15, it is an excellent song if you know the story behind it and I can answer any questions you might have about the song, if you have any..
I have been watching you for a few weeks. I have a couple suggestions. Sorry if you have done them. Someone else requested, "Holes in the floor of Heaven," that's a great song. Also Disturbed, "The Sound of Silence," and "The Light." The last two are not country songs. I like all music and those are songs everyone should hear.
This is why I told my kids I don't have a family. I will tell them the truth when they are old enough. My whole dads side of the family are druggies and drunks. My dad is in jail for life. He is serving 2 life sentences for rape and murder. My kids don't need them in their lives. I still love and pray for them daily but my kids won't know what I went through. I don't drink or do drugs. My doctor recommended weed for pain and I still won't touch it.
One of my favorite songs. I'm a recovering alcoholic myself. I've been sober since October 2, 2011 and I still struggle with it everyday. My kids were 10 years old and 6 years old when I stopped drinking. I'm by no means a perfect father but after several years of my kids living with me as an alcoholic I finally realized how I was affecting my kids and my wife's life and I knew I had to change. Thank you so much for your reaction to this song!!
Congrats on staying sober. It's not easy, man. My Dad is an alcoholic/addict, and to this day he says "I dont have a problem."
My Mom was an addict/alcoholic. She has 9 years sober. So, keep it going, man. Hats off to you.
Keep it up Matthew.
from some rando on the interwebs whose family was hurt by alcohol, GREAT JOB!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! SO PROUD OF YOU FOR ADDING ONE DAY AT A TIME! SO HAPPY FOR YOU!
remember, it's one decision at a time. Remember what you have to lose and keep WINNING!
Keep up the good fight man way to be an example of what a real man is to your fam
Congratulations on your sobriety!! I've been sober 24 years and every day IS a struggle to make the right decision but it does get easier to say no.
I wish Billy Currington was more popular, he doesn't get near as much recognition as he deserves, and considering what has been passed off as country the last 15 years he should been in the grand ole opry.
His experiences with his family growing up is like this song. His pastor drove him to Nashville so he could pursue his career.
Tough Little Boys by Gary Allan. I think, as a dad, you will like this one. :)
Love that song
billy currington is an underrated country star hopefully more to come
🧡🧡🧡
Please do Holes in the Floor of Heaven. It speaks to my parents who have passed. on.
This song tears me up every time I hear it! My Dad died of alcoholism when I was only 12 and most of my memories involve him drunk! But I loved him so!!
A beautiful song. I cant relate cuz I was blessed to have the most loving and supportive daddy. I had him for 33 years and He loved me with all of his heart until the day God called him home. Now he is my angel watching over me.
Please do People are crazy by Billy Currington
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I grew up with addict parents, and this song hits me in the feels. I’ll never forget the feeling of realizing they had gone home in the middle of my graduation, and being alone when it was finished, and watched all my friends get hugged and congratulated by their parents.
You should review Montgomery Gentry, I’ll keep the kids.
This happened to me at my college graduation. My mom is the addict and she roped my dad (they've been divorced 20 years now) into leaving before the ceremony was over. The speaker told us to look at our parents and thank them and I couldn't see that far away but I believed they were there. My heart hurt so bad when I realized they weren't. I expected my mom but she roped my dad in too was the worst. He showed up to all my HS senior events she was too drunk for.
I know this sucks but it feels better know that I'm not alone. It doesn't hurt less! But people with sober parents don't get it.
I am so sorry that happened to you
My dad passed away when I was 13 from alcohol both of my parents were alcoholics but the day my dad passed away was the first time I heard this song it was actually on the way home from the hospital so this song hits home that was almost 17 years ago I get chocked up every time. Miss you daddy so much!!
4 Suggestions for you
1. What Might Have Been..by Little Texas
2. Even Though We Break Up In The End..by Cole Swindell
3. Drink A Beer..by Luke Bryan
4. You Should Be Here..by Cole Swindell
Thank you..love your channel.
I hate to be that guy but if someone reacts to drink a beer it should be the Stapleton version.
@@WWII_buff LOL...Well he did write it, but with Luke's personal story I find his version a little more powerful on a personal level...not vocally of course. But Chris is there in background vocals. Either version is fine by me.
Shit. Damn it. Jesus. This song was my childhood. And more.
Man. I always cry when I hear this.
My Dad was drunk/high at my graduation and he was drinking and poppin' valiums when I was sworn in to the Navy.
Bless. Thank goodness it isn't the video, too. Lawd.
Billy Currington people are crazy is a very good song
One Wing In The Fire by Trent Tomlinson is another emotional one.
This song is at the right beat. It's meant to sound like this.
One wing in the fire is a wonderful song! Hits me right in the gut every time!
@@christianleatherman7532 I know the feeling
Great song
Good news--he just did it
Billy so emotional is my favorite 🥰
11 upbeat, comedy country songs you should react to.
Lonestar - "Mr Mom"
Dixie Chicks - "Goodbye, Earl"
Chris Cagle - "Chicks Dig It"
Brad Paisley - "I'm Gonna Miss Her" aka "I've Got A Bite"
Steve Holy - "I Got A Brand New Girlfriend"
Blake Shelton - "Some Beach"
Dierks Bently - "What Was I Thinking"
Johnny Cash - "Boy Named Sue"
George Strait - "All My Exes Live In Texas"
Collin Raye - "That's My Story And I'm Sticking To It"
Rodney Atkins - "Cleaning This Gun (Come On In Boy)"
I lost my dad when he was 64 to ALS . However the one thing I always had is a father that always was a good example! He always was there to show me how to be a son to my mom, a husband to my wife and a father to my kids! I was very lucky and I know that!!
My Dad, until the day he passed never drank, smoked, cussed, or did drugs and that is my example to live by. I am 48 years old now and so grateful I followed his example. I have friends who tell me how they wish they had followed my example and never tried tobacco or alcohol and that is a great testament to not only me but my Dad. Great reaction video Billy. Loved it
I had to make one of the hardest decisions of my life to split from my kid's father because of his alcoholism to do what was best for them.
A man who doesn't cry when listening to this song is not a Man.
It's not just about alcohol, or even drugs. It's about time, compassion, empathy, concern, welfare, leadership, guidance, and love.
classic country right here, another great one by Currington is good directions
This song reminds me of my own father, who like you is a military veteran and an alcoholic. He lives 30 minutes from me but I only see him on holidays, and birthdays because of his drinking. I worry about my children seeing him like that and I have to protect them from their own grandfather. It is very painful just to see him and see my kids wanting to see their grandfather but they know that my dad's an alcoholic, they've seen it. Now my son who is about to be 18 in 3 months wants to join the Army, and he refuses to talk to my dad about it because my dad is trying to push my son into the Navy like he was. My son wants to go his own path, his father and I agree fully with him. I will never have a good relationship with my dad because of many past mistakes. I have not had an alcoholic drink since I was 21, I am 35 now. My kids are first, ALWAYS.
It’s the correct speed. This song has always made me think of my mom. She was an alcoholic who passed away from liver disease in November. She was 42. It’s a beautiful song, imo.
I'm 18 now when I was around 9 my dad started drinking And when I see him I get scared I'm praying to God hoping he will realize that he will see I'm terrified that I'm thinking that I'd lose him in my life by the time I turned 10 he came to me and he said he promised he will stop drinking I noticed that he'd hadn't had a beer in his hand but just to make sure I went up to him and smelled his breath and it didn't smell like alcohol he kept his promis he made me cry tears of happiness and looking back how he used to be and seeing him today makes me happy and every day and night I get down on my knees praying to god thanking him for getting him to change his ways of being an alcoholic makes my life feel much more happy so if your mom or dad is an addict just pray to God every day and night asking him to change their ways of being an addict to start being sober and don't worry god will get them stop trust me god will always be there for you and them
This song is such a difficult one for me to listen to. When it came out, it was agonizingly relatable, since my son was living it. He was a kid just like this, and to this day, he can't listen to it at all and will leave the room if it comes on the radio or something. His father was a bad alcoholic, and when he was little, my son idolized him and would wait for him to come home from work at night, just like the kid in the song, only to be completely ignored. It broke his heart and mine, because no matter how much love he got from me, he wanted to be dad's little man. About half his childhood was spent without his father at all, because we divorced and alcohol was more important, and he spent several years with anger issues because of it. He's 23 years old now, and he's realized that none of it had anything to do with him, but it has affected so much in his life since he now never wants to be a father because of the example his father gave him. I applaud parents who are recovering alcoholics and got their lives together so they could be better parents for their kids, because the damage can go deep and be very long lasting. No child should ever have to live like this.
This song made me quit drinking
UNDER RATED COMMENT! from a rando on the interwebs, Great job! keep up the good work. proud of you for doing what is best for your family!
That's amazing! Congratulations to you and your family ❤️
Hope you're doing well and staying sober bro. It's a daily challenge but worth it to not feel like a fuckup or a disappointment to loved ones.
BillyYSC Sounds like you are a great dad!
It is so great to hear someone talk about how they don't drink because of personal reasons. I live in a region of the country were drinking is a big part of the culture. People think I'm strange because I'm over 21 and don't drink. I have even been denied a place to live because I choose to be sober.
Should do his song People are Crazy!
This is my Uncle. He was a functioning alcoholic. Monday through Friday and on the way home would stop and get his beer and his whiskey and stay drunk from Friday night until Sunday night. He was a wonderful man when he was sober and even when he was drunk he wasn't mean. Out of 11 uncles he was my favorite. He died of alcohol related disease. He left 4 children. The oldest was 11. His son never drank a drop, never did drugs and killed himself when he was 27 leaving 3 children of his own. We as parents have got to be aware of what we are teaching our children.
FINALLY!
Unfortunately this the story of me and my dad perfectly. Sad part is 3 years ago the drinking caught up to him and he drank himself to death. I still miss him everyday
You are a very good man and you are setting the stage for your daughter on the man that she will choose. Mothers and fathers have such an impact on their children. If they see you doing things, they might end up doing that exact same thing or being with someone who is doing those things.
This song really hits home.
Billy you are a good role model.
Yes! He did it lads!
Teaching your daughter by example is the best way! My son is 54 now, and he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke. That's the best possible way to teach her a way of life. If you tell your daughter not to drink, and you drink yourself, -- that "Do as I say, not as I do" philosophy JUST DOESN'T WORK!
"Ill keep the kids." Its a good one
Gosh can I ever relate to this song
This always reminds me of a childhood friend of mine. His dad was a wonderful person, when he was sober. But he was an alcoholic and would turn into a total jerk when he drank. My friend was close to us dad and was often embarrassed by his dad’s behavior. My friend and my mom shielded me and I only seen him obviously drunk once, and that was enough. It broke my heart to know that my friend had to deal with this.
I love BBSE
My father was very abusive to me when I was little. When i had my kids i had 3 2 boys and one girl and yes i spanked them when they needed it but i never beat my kids like i was!! And i raised them on my own !! I could have chosen to go down that path my dad did but I didn't and I'm 64 not my kids are all grown and doing great
The most important lesson to learn about life is "it's not about you."
It's similar to something a priest once told me about tragedy, "heaven is perfect. How are you going to know what that even means without bad. Moreover, tragedy for some else is an opportunity for you to do good to know what that feels like. Moreover, tragedy that happens to you may be a message,... but maybe the message isn't for you." Once you have kids, it's about them.
Dude. I'm not much younger than you. You are a role model for sure. I respect you for not drinking.
The song is at the speed it's supposed to be
He is singing about his stepfather. I met Billy... he is wonderful human!
Uuugh....another one....I totally forgot about this song....and it hurts to feel like this....I can definitely definitely relate
Totally heartbreaking!!
This song always hits home for me
I lived this song except for the leaving in the middle of the high school graduation ceremony part.
My father's example is why I rarely drink I have had a bottle of alcohol bought for new year's last until the next new year's day if not that long almost as long. Also why the few times I do drink I will never get in the car and drive. I watched a man who was good enough to sometimes substitute drive for his friend who had a sprint dirt track racing car. Get so bad at driving it was scary. Finally since he would go to get the alcohol anyway. If I was able to I would drive him myself to know that he wouldn't be killing someone else or himself.
good directions billy currington
Bob Carlisle - Butterfly Kisses it'll kill ya (father-daughter relationship)
This song hits me so hard 😭
This was my life 😢😢😢
I Loved Her First by Tim McGraw
“I love you this much”by Jimmy Wayne
Still makes me cry
Dust on the bottle by David Lee Murphy.
Little known fact. This is a true story about him and his dad growing up. He had to protect his identity and stay out of the spotlight for a few years to hide from his abusive father after releasing this song.
Alcoholism runs in my family and I was drinking almost every day by the time I was 16. Im 35 now and almost never drink because it's just too easy to go too far!
I love you this much by Jimmy Wayne.
Has no one asked him to react to “like my dog” by billy Currington? That’s a must.
This song so powerful make me cry every time my dad not alcohol be he does smoke a lot and it going kill him one day if I lose my dad I lose myself
Thank God for kids, the oakridge boys
I've been through this with my dad
Please do some Cody Jinks
The song was running at the correct speed
the rythem of the song is supposed to echo a drunks pace and stumbling.
Please do ANY song by Gary Stewart. For a time in Houston he was a cult favorite with firemen and cops. True country music. Thanks
You really need to check out Daddies and Daughters by Kevin Fowler
So sad. This was my childhood.
That's why when I meet a new person and they don't have a drink already I like to ask hey you want a coke or something so they can say I don't drink without having to say I don't drink.
My dad was a heroin addict, and would nod off in his chair or on the couch. My parents divorced when i was 10, by time i was 11, my dad was dead. He died of a Heroin OD. My last words to him were 'I fucking hate you, and wish you were dead' I was a daddies girl, till that day.
Listen to- i love you this much by Jimmy Wayne
What a very emotional song. 💗💗 Billy you should be so proud of yourself, and I know your daughter will be when shes old enough to understand. Your such a great person & father. 🥰👍😁
Please react to ..
RORY GALLAGHER - AS THE CROW FLYS. 🎸🎶🔥🇮🇪🍀💗🥰
I recommend Jimmy Wayne I love you this much, great song
Best example to teach your daughter is to stand up to peer pressure. Her seeing you NOT drink or smoke when others around you do, shows her it is OK to NOT do what her boyfriend wants from her later.
Please react to "That's Why I'm Here" - Kenny Chesney
Jimmy Dean has several good songs. Please do "To A Sleeping Beauty" 'I.O.U." "Touch of the Masters Hand" "This Old House"
Can you do you should be here by Cole Swindell
And
Drink a beer by Luke Bryan
Unfold this is my father
Best from you so far imo
It is the correct tempo
Please react to Kenny Chesney -- That's Why I'm Here.
Old army hat by Bill Anderson
Please react to Kenny Chesney "That's Why I'm Here".
That's the speed its should be
This song hit home big time, my dad was a shithead and pillhead, luckily my mom was a great example and I didn’t take after my dad by he rubbed off on my little brother big time and now he’s about useless with 2 kids and no job or steady place to live and I do everything I can to try and help but it’s hard.
My dad is likenthis and it still
Hurts me at 23
You need to watch the video.
Who's the guy who gave this a thumbs down. Come on man...?
Billy You So Crazy
My birthday is Thursday on the 4th and I was wanting to see if you would do a request for me.
Bon Jovi August 7th 4: 15, it is an excellent song if you know the story behind it and I can answer any questions you might have about the song, if you have any..
I have been watching you for a few weeks. I have a couple suggestions. Sorry if you have done them. Someone else requested, "Holes in the floor of Heaven," that's a great song. Also Disturbed, "The Sound of Silence," and "The Light." The last two are not country songs. I like all music and those are songs everyone should hear.
Please react to must be doing something right By Billy Currington
Plz react to Dean Brody “Brothers”
Please Do People Are Crazy Next
#billyyousoemotional
Please do holes in the floor of heaven
This is why I told my kids I don't have a family. I will tell them the truth when they are old enough. My whole dads side of the family are druggies and drunks. My dad is in jail for life. He is serving 2 life sentences for rape and murder. My kids don't need them in their lives. I still love and pray for them daily but my kids won't know what I went through. I don't drink or do drugs. My doctor recommended weed for pain and I still won't touch it.