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Charley Pride -She’s Too Good To Be True

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When you hear “She’s Too Good to Be True,” it feels like stepping into a story of love so perfect, you almost wonder if it’s real. This song, delivered with unmatched tenderness and authenticity, is a heartfelt ballad that speaks to anyone who’s ever been swept off their feet by someone who seems heaven-sent.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of admiration and gratitude—an ode to a partner whose love feels like a blessing too profound to fully grasp. Whether it’s the honesty in the lines or the gentle melody that cradles the words, the song captures a quiet, deeply personal moment of reflection. It’s about the kind of love that makes you pause and think, “How did I get this lucky?”

What makes this track unforgettable is its raw simplicity. It doesn’t rely on flashy production or overly complex metaphors; instead, it leans into universal emotions that resonate deeply. The vocals feel like a warm embrace, and the melody flows like a gentle river—steady, sure, and profoundly moving.

“She’s Too Good to Be True” stands as a timeless reminder of the beauty in cherishing the people who make life brighter. It’s not just a song—it’s a celebration of gratitude, love, and the quiet awe that comes from finding someone who feels like they were made just for you

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Lyrics

… Sometimes late at night
I wake up dreaming
I reach and feel for her
she’s too good to be true
Then I touch the sleeping softness of my angel
And half asleep she turns to whisper I love you
… Cause she’s just too good to be true but she is
And in my arms she reassures me with a kiss
She’s everything I ever looked for in a woman
She’s just too good to be true but she is
Each day I go to work is like forever till that evening sun will bring me home again
But then she’s a waitin’ at the door with her sweet lovin’
And tonight she’ll be so good to me again
Cause she’s just too good…
She’s just too good to be true but she is

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Ricky Van Shelton’s “Keep It Between the Lines” isn’t just about a father teaching his son how to drive. It’s about how love is passed down — gently, quietly — in the moments that seem ordinary. With each lyric, Ricky paints a picture of a man guiding his child not just through traffic, but through life. No big speeches, no drama. Just a steady voice saying, “I’m here. I’ve been there. And I’ll help you through.” It’s a reminder that the greatest lessons often come in the softest tones — and that sometimes, a country song can raise us just as much as a parent does.

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Some songs don’t need an explanation — they just hit you right in the gut. “Statue of a Fool” is one of those. Ricky Van Shelton didn’t write it, but the way he sings it… you’d think every word was carved straight from his own heartbreak. There’s no drama in his delivery — just regret. Real, heavy regret. The song tells the story of a man who lost something good — not because of fate or bad luck, but because he couldn’t see what he had until it was too late. And that’s what hurts most, right? The kind of pain you cause yourself. Ricky’s version stands out because of its vulnerability. It’s not angry. It’s not trying to justify anything. It’s just one man admitting, “I was a fool.” And in that honesty, there’s beauty. A kind of emotional courage. Maybe that’s why the song keeps finding its way into broken hearts, decade after decade. Because we’ve all been that statue at some point — standing tall on the outside, crumbling on the inside. It’s not just a song. It’s a mirror.

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