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𝕱𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖒𝖆ﾒ𝟶 :

Now try Midnight in Montgomery Alan Jackson

isaiah torres :

every light in the house and texas tornado are the exact same

Dino :

A lot of songs will have similarities like this

Shane Grenert :

It happens, there’s only 12 unique notes in music and it’s very common for intros/melodies to sound similar. Some people do it intentionally to wear their influences on their shoulders

Ryan Taylor :

“When you Say Nothing at All” - Keith Whitley and “She only Smokes when she drinks” - Joe Nichols sounds similar

malachiesteves :

listen to midnight in Montgomery it sounds super similar as well

Grant Burleson :

“Money in the bank” John Anderson and “play something country” brooks and Dunn

Tony🪶 :

Pissin in the Wind by Jerry Jeff Walker and 🐱 Whipped Again by David Allen Coe 🤔

Lance Alonzo :

Welcome to music

Alex 🦌🇺🇸 :

Country musics producer tags I guess

WHODEY4192 :

the more you listen to Zach top you will realize most songs are like this

Landon Bayes :

he does that a lot

Paul Revere :

He aint worth missing - toby keith. An empty glass - gary stewart, both have the same intro. Several more but icr the names

Tx_Ag_09 :

Your so right except for those different notes and tunes it’s practically exactly the same.

APM :

“I Never Lie” intro is from Patty Loveless “ you don’t seem to miss me”

ANGEL :

Grant :

Almost Goodbye is one of the greatest songs OAT

Kx_Rippa :

Tiny dancer is what i hear

Theredneck🃏♠️ :

Yes bc he is tryin to bring back the classic country style songs

Rita :) :

Finally someone said what I was thinking

Case :

I never lie by Zach and wishful drinkin by Alan Jackson, the intros are the same

eoghinb :

this and spin you round morgan wallen are scary similar

Jo’ :

Use me and sad song songs and waltzes (Kieth Whitley) have almost the same intro

jaxsonstamp13 :

Now compare both of those to midnight in montgomery

Hunter S :

Now do “i never lie” and “you dont seem to love me anymore” by george jones