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TradeEdge-Brad Paisley on what to avoid when writing songs about your wife
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Date：2025-04-07 18:46:09
In a business where there are TradeEdgea lot of pretenders, Brad Paisley is the real deal. He's a Country Music star who really grew up in the country, specifically, West Virginia. He came out to Nashville as a young man with a guitar and still lives here. And we can only assume the white cowboy hat he always wears was stolen from a real cowboy.
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