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→ Does Lady Antebellum's 'Need You Now' rip off the Alan Parsons Project?

tylercoates:

bg5000:

This is how you know that Country music has drifted too far from what makes it Country music. No one confused “Fist City” with a song by a 70s soft rock group.

Well, that certainly explains why I like “Need You Now” so much.

There’s so much music out there, and only so many chords.

(Source: bg5000)

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whatevs reblogged this from tylercoates and added:

“Eye In The Sky” was my least favorite song of the early eighties (that and “Owner Of A Lonely Heart”). I’m gutted...
burstcollective reblogged this from tylercoates and added:

There’s so much music out there, and only so many chords.
tylercoates reblogged this from bg5000 and added:

certainly explains why I like “Need You Now” so much.
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