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Heard that for the first time this year. Gross on his part.
Heard the “Fast Car” remake this year too. The guy didn’t change how he’s working “as a checkout girl”, which was spectacular.
Being a woman is not shameful. Being a hypothetical woman’s mouthpiece is not shameful. Get it together Michael.
The first time that I heard him sing that song was at his concert that I was dragged to by my ex-girlfriend. I don't even like country but man he seems like such a great guy and has a good voice. Anyway, I think that changing lyrics that someone else wrote to fit an idea is pretty lame and is a stain on the original writer. Just sing the damn song dude. Who knows maybe it wasn't even his idea but it's still dumb
Yes yes yes
Buble is definitely not country
I was referring to Luke Combs
We all suck the cock of inevitability.
Is there an explanation for this? It flew quite far above my head
If you go back a few comics he decided to get revenge on winter killing his parents, which did not go as planned. (Winter is an allegorical spirit in Oglaf). Now he's having adventures in allegory.
So it's The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway with more sex and less progressive rock.