Alan Jackson<\/strong><\/a> just might be the greatest troll in country music.<\/p>\nI mean honestly, you have the time he shows up to the ACM Awards in a Hank Williams cutoff, and then performs with no drumsticks<\/strong> since they told him to use a track.<\/p>\nYou have the time he played George Jones\u2019 \u201cChoices\u201d<\/strong> after the CMA Awards cut George\u2019s time short, the time her recorded \u201cMurder On Music Row,\u201d<\/strong> and even his latest album boldly asks what the hell happened to country music?<\/p>\nHowever, many people forget about his hilarious protest of the commercially attractive, watered down, pop country songs that were hoggin\u2019 up the airwaves at the time (and still are today unfortunately).<\/p>\n
\u201cThree Minute Positive Not Too Country Up-Tempo Love Song\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\nWritten solely by him for his 2000 album, When Somebody Loves You<\/em>, it was a smartass critique on the current state of country radio.<\/p>\nCheck out these brilliant lyrics:<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s a little bit edgy, but softer than spaghetti<\/em>
Weak yet redundantly strong<\/em>
It\u2019s a three minute positive not too country up-tempo love song<\/em><\/p>\nYou won\u2019t hear four-letter words, just me tellin\u2019 her<\/em>
That she\u2019s the every breath I draw<\/em>
And how I can\u2019t live without her<\/em>
And I could never doubt her<\/em>
\u2018Cause she could never do no wrong<\/em><\/p>\nIt\u2019s a way for me to tell her that I love her but it can\u2019t be too long<\/em>
There\u2019ll be no drinkin\u2019, no cheatin\u2019, no lyin\u2019, no leavin\u2019<\/em>
That stuff it just don\u2019t belong<\/em>
In a three minute positive not too county up-tempo love song.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nIncredible\u2026 just incredible stuff.<\/p>\n
And Alan is still fightin\u2019 the good fight today.<\/p>\n
You gotta love it.<\/p>\n