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Genre: Country

Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind by George Strait

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1. Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind		3:15
2. Any Old Time		2:03
3. I Need Someone Like Me		2:46
4. You're Dancin' This Dance All Wrong		3:57
5. Honky Tonk Saturday Night		2:29
6. I Should Have Watched That First Step		2:57
7. Love Comes From The Other Side Of Town		2:17
8. The Cowboy Rides Away		3:21
9. What Did You Expect Me To Do		2:38
10. The Fireman		2:34

Two years after his breakthrough album, Strait From the Heart, George Strait was riding the charts again with perhaps his finest recorded moment. Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind, both the album and the song, were, along with Dwight Yoakam Read More

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Robyn Ludwick Patsy Cline George Strait Billy Ray Cyrus Keith Urban	Garth Brooks John Anderson John Michael Montgomery Asleep at the Wheel Ricky Skaggs	Billy Ray Cyrus Garth Brooks Steve Wariner Pirates of the Mississippi Daryle Singletary

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