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Love songs.

Call today, said the television announcer at two in the morning.

"'Order all the country hits from the 50s and the 60s, including the love songs that you remember.

"'And then they played through a barrage of melodies that are stuck in my head even now.

"'Love songs. What happened to them?

"'I want to know what teenagers have done with the world's love music. And I'm talking about the real ones, not the songs about knocking boots in

Nashville. I'm speaking of tunes like, Can't Help Falling in Love with You, or the immortal George

Jones. He stopped loving her today, which always makes me cry.

After a few weeks, Time Life mailed me 18 CDs with 278 country songs. I played them during a seven-hour

drive to Georgia while eating chili cheese fritos. The first song to grace my stereo was crazy.

Then, gentle on my mind, followed by Oki from Muskogee.

You might not even know these songs, but that's not important.

They're tender tunes, sung sweetly, with melodies that make you smile.

When I reached Lake City, blue eyes crying in the rain,

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