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Faron Young ‘Four In The Morning’ KLAW Classic [VIDEO]
You ever wonder where all of those hokey country nicknames came from? Like the Hillbilly Heartthrob, or the Singing Sheriff and Country Deputies? Well, who knows. The story goes that Faron Young got them from playing small parts in B Westerns! Young had the #1 song in the land on this day in 1972, 10 years after his last number one 'Hello Walls', written by Willie Nelson. Today's KLAW Classic is a nice waltz for your Tuesday. Here's 'Four In The Morning'.

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