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Confession

Published 8.5.05 by Porkchop | E-mail this post

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I listen to country music. But only when severely depressed.

Yes.

I know.

I think the exact same thing.

I publicly ridicule country music. My publicly viewed music collection is eclectic, but conspicuously devoid of country music. That is all quietly hidden away from the prying eyes of the public. With my vodka and cigarettes.

Now, even when I DO listen to it, it is NOT George Jones, The Charlie Daniels Band and Lynard Skinner. It leans more towards the sappy, pathetic genre of those who are overly indulgent in happiness. And it is only after I have exhausted all my Andrea Bocelli, Norah Jones, Michael Buble and Chris Botti.

It is with shame that I admit a low enough point can be reached and I will listen to it. There will be those of you who will think less of me for my listening habits, but if I were you, I would be a little more worried about the vodka. I don't know if I will be able to handle all this rejection, being depressed and all.


I will save the sharing of my cocaine habit for another day.

3 Responses to “Confession”

  1. Blogger Unknown  on May 09, 2005 8:49 AM  

    I don't believe I've ever heard Lynard Skynard referred to as "country". I mean..ok...they sing about sweet home Alabama and all that, but I believe the correct genre would be “Southern Rock”.

    Please don’t tell me that you have a problem with Southern Rock. It would just crush me. In fact, I feel tears coming right now.

    I think I need to grab that half full bottle of Jack Danials off the shelf and go listen to some...Conway Twitty. Ya know...when Conway used to sing, he could melt the panties off the Statue of Liberty.

  2. Blogger Porkchop  on May 09, 2005 9:07 AM  

    I do believe Southern Rock can be classified as country... At least, it carries the same stigmas.

    Since I live in a blue state, it is just now that I have come out of the closet regarding my lesser music tastes.

    I don't think most people would have a problem with the crack.

  3. Blogger QOS  on May 09, 2005 11:07 AM  

    You know when there's those nights that you don't remember? If you turn on your car in the morning and skynard is playing, you know it was a good night.

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