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Welcome to Bubba shout the podcast. First, the facts. Love Without End, Amen.

This is a song from George Strait, the last one of our internationally recognized and awarded series.

Four weeks straight on Bubba shout the podcast. It was released in April of 1990,

just barely getting into eligibility for this podcast. It was written by Aaron Barker.

It was the lead single off of his album, Living It Up. And it became, it became George Strait's biggest hit of all time.

Really? Really?

Number one on Canada tracks, hot country singles, billboard, US country billboard, and even crossed over to enter the billboard hot 200.

I'm stunned by two. I mean, not, not that this isn't a great song. It's just like I wouldn't thought it was number one. No.

I think that you got to consider that those things are, it's radio play in the 90s.

So is this his most popular song with every person across the board? Well, there's no way to measure that,

especially when you don't personally download or play the song on Spotify back then.

So back then it had to be based on radio plays. Well, dude, as we're going to get into the content,

what could be more of a radio hit than something as sweet as this song, but also and catchy,

but also slightly different from his love songs that, you know, in other words,

radio DJ in 1990 and you've got all these songs and your fans, they don't want to hear anything controversial,

they don't want anything different, they don't want to hear anything new.

Here you've got a song that they'll be okay with, but it is kind of different.

Yeah, and very churchy. Yeah, so this, I'm, we said the name of the song all right.

Also, there's a night buzzer on my face and shit repeatedly.

So if you said me looking like, you know, chasing a sky taco with my eyes, like that one,

a gift, it's a fucking night that won't leave me alone, but we said the song right.

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