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#28 "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" - Miranda Lambert
The title cut from the best country album of the year, this single found
Lambert pushing the role of the rowdy Nashville lass to new extremes. Over
bar-band stomp, Lambert narrates a rage-fueled encounter with her ex's new
girl, and both her big chorus and slice-of-life story are long on raucous
energy and entertainment value.
#34 "Are You Alright?" - Lucinda Williams
"Are you sleeping through the night?/Do you have someone to hold you tight?"
she asks an ex on one of the saddest songs she's ever written, which pretty
much makes it one of the saddest songs ever.
#45 "Halloweenhead" - Ryan Adams
Adams roams the badlands of his own brain, wondering "what the fuck's wrong
with me?" But the meaty classic-rock riffs and soaring chorus suggest he's
just fine.
#51 "Killing the Blues" - Robert Plant and Alison Krauss
He's the golden god who once urged you to squeeze his lemon; she's the
bluegrass virtuoso. They bring out each other's best on this bit of acoustic
grown-up heartbreak.
#71 "Impossible Germany" - Wilco
Like growing a whole beard in six minutes — Jeff Tweedy sings in his
loneliest voice, following jazzy chords sharper than anything he's pulled off
in years.
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