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Holding My Own
Country · 1992 · 7 tracks

Holding My Own

George Strait

Polished Texas honky-tonk defined by twin fiddles and a steady baritone. A collection of mid-tempo shuffles and sentimental ballads about regret and resilience.

April 21, 1992 · MCA Records

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A dignified and steady reflection on love, legacy, and the quiet mistakes of a good man.

Tracklist · 7 Tracks
01
You’re Right I’m Wrong
2:34
02
Holding My Own
3:21
04
So Much Like My Dad
3:26
06
All of Me (Loves All of You)
2:44
08
Faults and All
2:41
09
It’s Alright With Me
2:51
10
Here We Go Again
2:54
Moments Worth Listening For
The heartbreakingly steady vocal on 'So Much Like My Dad' where the realization of inherited traits hits home.
The bright, dancing fiddle intro of 'You're Right I'm Wrong' that contrasts with the lyrical regret.
The way the pedal steel mimics a sigh during the bridge of 'Here We Go Again'.
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