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Released Oct-17-2006
Label Bna Entertainment
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Mountains |
Lonestar |
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Nothing To Prove |
Lonestar |
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Long Lost Smile |
Lonestar |
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Thought It Was You |
Lonestar |
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Hey God |
Lonestar |
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I Wanna Do It For You |
Lonestar |
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Cowboy Girl |
Lonestar |
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What She Had To |
Lonestar |
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One Of Those Nights |
Lonestar |
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Careful Where You Kiss Me |
Lonestar |
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Always In The Band |
Lonestar |
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Inspirational power ballads with soaring harmonies dominate the ninth album by this veteran Texas quartet. Whether singing of the everyday, character-building challenges faced by ordinary folks in the title track, celebrating the comforts of domestic bliss in "Nothing to Prove," or thanking a higher power in "Hey God," much of the material has a thematic uplift that matches the music. Two of the songs, "Long Lost Smile" and "What She Had to Do," tell the story of a heroic woman who runs away from an abusive or neglectful relationship. Yet the band shows a sexier side with the double entendre of "Cowboy Girl," the sensual "One of Those Nights," and the steamy "Careful Where You Kiss Me." While songs name-check rock idols like Van Morrison and Bob Seger, the closing "Always in the Band" makes Lonestar sound more like the Journey of contemporary country. -Don McLeese
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