When they say, “I hear you over there on your tailgate whistlin’, sayin’ hey girl...” they show how women realize the way men objectify them, and that it seems like it’s okay to do. Because this song was sang by two female country singers, their audience, who would also be ...
Martina McBride's "Concrete Angel" is a gut-wrenching tuneabout an abused girland the world's failure to protect her. Teachers, neighbors, and other adults all turn a blind eye, and the girl eventually dies by the hand of her aggressor. ...
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The country-rock song talks about the dumb things guys to do impress a girl. It still cooks when you catch it on the radio. Cover of Emerson Drives Countrified Album Midas Nashville Emerson Drive, "Moments" Emerson Drive's "Moments" ends with a twist you never see coming. The ballad fro...
A young girl suffers severe physical abuse in this song, and despite her bruises, none of the adults in her life offer her help. Eventually, she dies, and finds solace in heaven. Johnny Cash Scott Gries, ImageDirect/Getty Images No. 3: Johnny Cash, "Hurt" ...
A young girl suffers severe physical abuse in this song, and despite her bruises, none of the adults in her life offer her help. Eventually, she dies, and finds solace in heaven. Johnny Cash Scott Gries, ImageDirect/Getty Images No. 3: Johnny Cash, "Hurt" ...
What really sets this song apart is its narrative. It's about a man who picks up a woman from the street who has been abused. Then it turns into a murder ballad as the narrator kills the abuser and gets sent to prison. There's something about how it makes you think that makes it...