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Friday Night Fun

Friday night Augie, Jen, Luke, and I headed to the Mucky Duck to see Radney Foster. It was an awesome show. I always forget how much I like live music until I go see it again. Radney is an awesome songwriter who has written many songs you would recognize as ones that others have recorded. Some of them are:
Just Call Me Lonesome - Dwight Yokam
Sure Fine Way to Start - Sarah Evans
Raining on Sunday - Keith Urban
Godspeed - Dixie Chicks

Shows like his take me away to a little fantasy world where nothing is wrong. Everything is perfect there. People you love will love you back, no one will ever break your heart. Anything is possible in this little world, and happiness is in abundance. The short time I spend in that little world is a bit euphoric and is almost a breath of fresh air. It is always sad when you have to walk out the door, as the show is over, and the real world is waiting for you right outside. Sometimes though I do get to take a little bit of that world (even if just a smile) back to the real world with me and I like that.

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TRI TO BE FUNNY said…
Radney is one of my all-time favorites!!

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