Pamela Brown
Tom T. Hall
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I'm the guy who didn't marry pretty pamela brown Educated, well-intentioned, good girl in our town I wonder where i'd be today if she had loved me too Probably be driving kids to school (chorus) I guess i owe it all to Pamela brown All of my good times and all my roamin' around One of these days i might come ramblin' through your town And i guess i owe it all to Pamela brown I've seen the lights of cites and i've been inside their doors I've sailed to foreign countries and i've walked upon their shores I guess the guy she married was the best part of my luck She dug him 'cause he drove a pick-up truck (chorus) I don't have to tell you just how beautiful she was Everything it takes to get a country boy in love Lord, i hope she's happy 'cause she sure deserves to be Especially for what she did for me (chorus)
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10 facts about this song
Song Composition"Pamela Brown" is a song that was written by American country music artist, Tom T. Hall.
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Album HistoryThis song is from his album "We All Got Together and...," released in 1972, which also includes other hit songs like "Me and Jesus" and "The Monkey That Became President".
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Country Music Charts"Pamela Brown" did well on the Billboard Hot Country Singles (now known as Hot Country Songs) chart, securing a position within the top 5.
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Song ThemeThe song revolves around the theme of a love left behind, reminiscing about a woman named Pamela Brown.
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Tom T. Hall's Style"Pamela Brown" showcases Hall's signature storytelling technique where he often writes about people's lives and experiences.
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Cover VersionsThe song was notably covered by Leo Kottke, an acclaimed acoustic guitarist. His version was featured on his album "Chewing Pine," released in 1975.
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Different InterpretationsIn Tom T. Hall's version, the song narrates a story of missed love opportunity, while in Leo Kottke’s version, the song is interpreted with a more melancholy style.
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Song's Relevance"Pamela Brown" is one of Tom T. Hall's well-regarded songs demonstrating his knack for writing striking narratives in his music.
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Song's PopularityThe song remains a popular choice in country music playlists and is frequently used in radio nostalgia programming.
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Legacy"Pamela Brown" is a testament to Tom T. Hall's prominent role in shaping the country music narrative genre, and it continues to inspire generations of songwriters.
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