Sawyer Brown - Some Girls Do
Sawyer Brown's hit track "Some Girls Do" from their album "The Dirt Road."
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Sawyer Brown's song 'Some Girls Do' is about a man who doesn't let people's opinions stop him from being himself. He finds a girl who likes him for who he is, even though he's different from what some people expect. He remembers moments where she noticed him, like when she laughed at him fixing a tire or liked his pink fur dice. The song is all about being unique and shows that everyone can find someone who likes them just the way they are. It tells listeners to be proud of who they are and to stay true to themselves.
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Sawyer Brown is a band from America that plays country music. It started in 1981 in Apopka, Florida, with Mark Miller, Gregg "Hobie" Hubbard, Bobby Randall, Joe "Curly" Smyth, and Jim Scholten. They were originally in another band with country singer Don King, but they decided to stick together when King retired. They became famous after winning a TV show called Star Search and then signed with Capitol Records in 1984. They recorded with Capitol until 1991 and then with Curb Records until 2005. Duncan Cameron joined the band in 1991, replacing Bobby Randall, and Shayne Hill replaced him in 2004.
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