- Apr 5, 2010
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Of course not, but it happened. He sang it right in front of a giant rebel flag to a house full of Alabama hillbillies. They loved it.I went to see them back in the nineties after they just came out in Alabama. They did a song to close their show by David Allen Coe called "If that ain't country". The song has the N-word in in it. The lead singer sang it loud and proud and the crowd roared. There's no need for any of that shit but they embraced it.
The song also paints a pretty ugly picture about white people, white trash in particular.
And I call bullshit on your "witnessing" this. Any proof, twatwaddle?
Buuuulllssshiiittt.