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Politics Religion And Her

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Capo Second Fret
[Intro]
Bm A G A Bm A D G
[Verse]
DHey ole buddy Ahow ya Bmbeen
Not Gmuch has changed here Don my Aend
No DI don't think she's Acomin' bBmack
GWe better not get Ainto Dthat
[Chorus]
DLet's talk about baseball
Talk a little Asmall talk
There's gotta be a Dgood joke
That you've Gheard
Lets talk about DNASCARs
Ole Hollywood Amovie stars
Lets talk about Bmanything
AAnything in this Gworld
But Bmpolitics Areligion and Dher
Bm A D
[Verse]
DPolitics can Astart a Bmfight
GReligions hard to Dknow who's Aright
DAnd one more topic AI won't Bmtouch
GThat ones her it Ahurts too Dmuch
[Chorus]
DLet's talk about baseball
Talk a little Asmall talk
There's gotta be a Dgood joke
That you've Gheard
Lets talk about DNASCARs
Ole Hollywood Amovie stars
Lets talk about Bmanything
AAnything in this Gworld
But Bmpolitics Areligion and Dher
D A D
[Outro]
GOh...lets talk about DNASCARs
Ole Hollywood Amovie stars
Lets talk about Bmanything
AAnything in this Gworld
But Bmpolitics Areligion and Gher
But Bmpolitics Areligion and Dher
Bm A D A
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The story behind the song

This song captures that moment with a friend where you're trying to talk about anything but the one thing truly on your mind. You might ramble about baseball, Hollywood, or NASCAR, but the conversation keeps circling back to "her." It's a relatable struggle to distract yourself from a consuming thought, even with a buddy by your side. Sammy Kershaw, a well-known country music singer, released this song on his album Politics, Religion and Her. It perfectly channels the feeling of being utterly preoccupied by someone, no matter what else is happening in the world.

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