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Old 04-26-2013, 11:59 AM
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We lost a good one today, George Jones. I tossed a few back listening to him. They don't sign like him anymore. I sure will miss him.
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Definitely, he'll be missed!
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This is true he will be missed. 81 years of raising heck & having fun, so if you if you indulge tip one back for all of us , & let them spin( mason jars that is)
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Yes he will be missed,Seems like your spelling is going south due to the mason jar effect...
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Lew, I got a sign for ya....dang smart Fones ain't so smart, I shoulda spell checked.
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They've been playing his stuff on the local radio all day. First time ive been able to listed to the radio non stop without turning it off. He will greatly be missed one of they very few left that can actualy sing
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The Possum will live on in every bar and honky tonk.
One of the last TRUE country legends.
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He certainly was one of a kind,he will be missed by alot of people!,Like he said ,Who's gonna fill there shoes???????? RIP George
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