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Shortest Country Song Ever
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A limerick about country music and writing.
While I'm so busy writing, She's so busy piddling. But we both enjoy the two-step, Seems we're always full of pep, Our lives are such a blessing.

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Reviews of "Shortest Country Song Ever"

Reviewed by George Warholak

Reviewed on July 17, 2014

You are quite right Ronald, but I just coined the title for this limerick. Thank you.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on July 17, 2014

A happy refrain, but I like humorous limericks. I thought the shortest country song was, Johnny One Note.

Ron

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