On this LP, that cracked country voice (more pebble-dashed than gravelly) tells tales of love and obsession over swooping strings and subtle arrangements.
Your cracked country lips, I still wish to kiss.... To see you tryin' to be a part of A world that just don't exist.
He's been to every nook and cranny, ass-crack country to do Britney Spears already, before he ever put in a tape for Drag Race," Michaels declared, before questioning people's negativity.
Its biggest markets overseas are China and the US, but the company is now securing orders in previously hard-to-crack countries, including Germany.
Now it is back, and mounting an aggressive campaign to crack the country's largest urban market.
For France is a tough nut to crack, a country with a strong streak of secularism but also where religious tensions run high.
And by no means the same thing which is likely to be more popular?Fail differentlyThis much is plain: Labour's statism has failed to crack the country's toughest social problems, such as its pockets of entrenched worklessness and educational inequalities.
You are able to take an idea and give it form: the idea that Harlem has hands, feet are flaming, lips are cracked and country, hail hammers and skies crack poems.
The songs on his debut were smart and well-sung; a single, "Are Your Eyes Still Blue," cracked the country Top 40.
"What made it difficult to get a record deal in the first place is that my music fell between the cracks of country and rock," asserts Lucinda Williams in her distinctive Southern drawl".
It is generally considered to be Southern in origin as well as spirit; in 1985 the singer Ronnie McDowell cracked the country music Top 40 singing, "I'd make love to you in a New York minute, and take my Texas time doing it".
