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That, I would say, is due in majority to the subgenre they belong to: Dark Country. It's characterized by darker, grittier acoustic processions and more grim themes, rather than the usual pandering of typical country music that more aims to just repeat the same few subjects that tend to be popular in more cliche southern areas: trucks, hunting, grills, being white, sports, cheating on your wife, etc. I say this being someone who's exclusively lived in those areas, I have every right.

I like Dark Country music...

You speak if killing was something I cared about

This is the inspiration I needed to murder my girlfriend.

Ha! Well, you're half right. I did not come this far to give up now. That's true. But that does *not* mean everything is gonna be alright. Trying to dig a hole in the ocean with a shovel is futile. But it doesn't mean i get to stop trying. Life is difficult, short, and ultimately unimportant. That is true of everyone. And plenty of men greater than I have been laid low by adversity. But if I am to meet adveristy, and if it IS to get the better of me, which in all likelihood is the case, i want to look in the mirror, and I want to see plenty of fight left. Tired, maybe, but not beaten. It isn't going to be alright. it is going to be awful. On a large scale, and within my own personal microcosm. It may even cost me any chance of a future I've ever had. Time to roll up the sleeves and get stuck in.

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same here, I did not hear country... until now :D

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Wow I can't beleve it, agents are everywhere

don't tell me what you going to catch me

Protect and Serve. We few, we many, keep the people of this world safe. I here by lay down my life, if need be, to keep the secrets of the foundation safe from any and all personel not fit for knowledge. Secure! Contain! Protect!

Lead Belly "In the Pines"

confine.

I came here to say it hahaha

Gun

Can't. That's the point of the song.

Jesus would be ashamed of today's Christians. He never picked up a weapon in his life.

@@faethe000 Well, you're talking more or less just about the USA Republican Christians. As a European (Latvian), I've barely seen a gun in real life. :D And yeah, American Christians confuse me. Seems like Christianity would lean more towards pacifism and socialism than guns and capitalism.

Long days and pleasant nights

@@joemamma9630 and to you, sai. I do not shoot with my hand..... (best books. ever[and The Stand])

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Perhaps it's to unique and special to be known everywhere. Perhaps, KZfaq is the home of Dark Country II. :/

true i need this one

I wanted listen these songs while I'm jogging. But I can't find them on spotify :/

Yep

It was they blocked it and so did KZfaq this was reuploaded here many many times.

O Spotify é muito comercial. Esse estilo Dark Country é mais selecionado. Só pra quem gosta mesmo do estilo. Eu gosto muito.

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How lol

Same

metal are you serious right now

That song is from late XIX century... Nobody knows who the heck created it... But yeah... The original lyrics... Or at least, the oldest version of this song referred to a black girl...

@Don Goble actually if you want to talk about that one then the interesting phrase is "the meek shall inherit the earth". It is a mistranslation from "the sheathed sword" rather than "meek". So it means people who have the power but choose to hold back will be the ones who thrive.

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Don't delve so deep into it. The Bible = a religious, secluded life dedicated to God; The Gun = an outlaw life full of violence.

Well, first off I have a problem not thinking deeply and secondly it's very semantic. Your definition of "choosing God" is not at all what I would think when someone "chooses God". A secluded life dedicated to God? Are we talking about a Disney special on Monks or just the generic religious propaganda that led you to define "choosing God" as such? "Choosing God" and that being defined as a secluded life dedicated to God can really only apply to certain eastern religions. Most western religions, especially Christianity, have a direct mandate from God to do the exact opposite. God commands Christians to go out (not be secluded) and convert or spread the "Good Word", to directly not keep yourself secluded but to preach to, and convert the Gentiles. And where does that lead us? Christians, especially throughout history, have *"known"* they were right and others lived in Sin and it was their duty to convert, retake, or subjugate those who did not have those beliefs. Millions, if not billions, throughout known history and prior have probably suffered from this mentality of superiority from on high bestowed to a select, worthy few, that you must obey. After all, God commands it... Since we are specifically talking about "Choosing the Bible" and that being defined by you as a "secluded life dedicated to God" is therefore impossible and an oxymoron. If you choose the Bible and the God of that Bible you have a direct mandate from that God of your Bible to do the opposite of your definition.

It's still your choice if you choose to act on that mandate. Not every person who is religious is all nuts about it and wants to spread "God's word". In fact, most people aren't that way. Most religious people just pray to God, do some rituals and that's it. You're suggesting that a religious life automatically means spreading "God's word" by force (with the gun, for example). But the fact is that only a fraction of religious persons do bad things in the name of their religion. I understand what you're saying, but this is a song, and in a song you shouldn't look for nuances the author never intended.

A mandate is not a choice, if someone calls themselves Christian and believes the Bible as the literal word of God then they have no choice but to obey or they are disobeying a direct order from the entity that person "supposedly" worships and believes in. A Christian who picks and chooses what commandments of God to obey is no Christian at all. Anyone who had such fortitude of mind would not be a Christian and those who call themselves Christians while picking and choosing what parts of the literal word of their God to follow are nothing but "luke-warm" Christians and the Bible (to them the literal word of God....) says that God hates "luke-warm" Christians. It blows my mind that you think a devout Christian has the option to ignore what their God commands of them and still be a Christian. Yes, you can ignore what your religion tells you but how much of your religion can you ignore before you are not that religion? How much of someone's "supposed" God can be ignored by them before it's evident they have no real belief in him at all? The Bible answers these questions for them and the answer is all or nothing. We as people, or more specifically a person, can choose what to believe of course but how much meat can someone eat before they are no longer a vegetarian? If someone truly believes there is a God, they know who he is, which one he is, and he wrote a book telling them what they should do and how they should live then I fail to see how someone under those beliefs can pick and choose which parts of that God they like and then follow only those orders and ignore the rest. If you put yourself in the shoes of someone who believes in eternity, a creator and judge of the universe responsible for your eternal soul then that would easily outweigh what common sense or compassion you might exhibit otherwise. My original point was that many people, under the guise of religion, choose *both* the Bible and the gun. Sometimes it's inevitable that those who choose the Bible must choose the gun and those who choose the gun first chose the Bible. It's a dangerous slope when we remove our cognitive responsibility and place it on the altar of blind obedience in faith of a creator, often spoken through the mouth of those with a special relationship with that creator who instructs them on what he wants from them. It's a lot to ask of someone in that position, who truly believes these things and doesn't just go to church for appearances. History is riddled with great pain from multiple religions who have practiced such things. Humanity should serve humanity, should make our own laws, should think for ourselves, for better or worse because relying on a book from thousands of years ago written by men who tell you they have a direct communion with God is incredibly dangerous. It's not the people you speak of, that know it's all ridiculous and just go to church for appearances. It's the devout I worry about. And I believe you greatly underestimate how serious people take religion around the world and how it has shaped our world and our social consciousness.

Dude just chill the fuck out or get the fuck out

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