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Who sings a country song with the phrase He played a good old country breakdown like you've never heard a breakdown played before?
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He made you feel like you were part of Faded Love and Cheatin' Heart
And topped it off with Rose of San Antonio
Then he'd hit a lick of Uncle Pen, the crowd would roar he'd play it again
They bought him beer 'til he couldn't drink no more
We thought he'd wear his fingers of 'cause the only time he'd ever stop
Was long enough to rosin up the bow.
That song? I don't know either, but if you type the first line of the chorus into Google your question is the first hit (and only good one). I hope you let us know if you figure it out. I seem to recall it being a filler song on a Charlie Daniels album.
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