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Publish out the podcast and that's right. I'm sure about country at a time.

Gentlemen, welcome to Publish out the podcast. First, The Facts. That ain't my truck.

It's a song co-written and recorded by Rhett Aikens or Rhett Aikens.

I've been on who you talk to. Came out in May 1995. It was on his debut album. It was the third single, but the first one that he had any success with.

On that same album, he also had, I had it pulled up a minute ago. Two songs I actually like a lot.

She said yes, which was his third single, which also did well.

And I can't find it now. I break for Brunette, which was his first single and did not do well.

But I wanted to bring it up because I love that song. It's so goofy in a perfect 90s country song.

I break the two short of the lyrics of that one. I break for Brunettes, blondes and corvettes, redheads. I stop on a dime.

They ain't made a bumper for my, a sticker for my bumper just yet.

Because man, I break for Brunettes. But that's not what song we're doing.

We're still doing a song that alludes to driving vehicles. That ain't my truck.

But it went to number three in 95 and number seven in Canada. It was co-written by Tom Shapiro and Chris Waters, who we will get into.

There's the show.

You know, I've never heard, I don't think I've ever heard. I break for Brunette.

I don't think I have either.

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