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Garth Brooks', "Callin Baton Rouge"
The Lyrics:
Operator won't you put me on through
I gotta' send my love down to Baton Rouge
Why:
He is a long distance truck driver, stopping every hundred miles to call his girl in Baton Rouge whom he saw last night
Submitted by: Melissa Sutton
Garth Brooks', "Cold Shoulder"
The Lyrics:
18 wheels anchored somewhere out of Dover
Why:
Dover, Delaware
Submitted by: swalerider
Garth Brooks', "Cold Shoulder"
The Lyrics:
Eighteen wheels anchored somewhere out of Dover
God, I wish i could hold her insteading of hugging this old cold shoulder
Why:
He is a truck driver stuck in a snowstorm outside of Dover, Delaware
Submitted by: Sundog
Garth Brooks', "The Beaches Of Cheyenne"
The Lyrics:
She ran out into the ocean and to this day they claim. That if you go down by the water, you'll see her footprints in the sand. Every night she walks the beaches of Cheyenne.
Why:
The song's referring to Cheyenne Wyoming. But Cheyenne Wyoming isn't on the coast of the U.S. and is nowhere near a beach.
Submitted by: Edward
Garth Brooks', "What She's Doing Now"
The Lyrics:
Last I heard, she had moved to Boulder
But where she's now, I don't know.
Why:
Boulder, Colorado
Submitted by: Bob

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