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A public TV documentary produced by KERA Dallas followed Coe back to the prison where he did time.

Many of his songs are of a humorous topic and have lyrics about himself in association with other famous country "Outlaws."During the 1980s, Coe enjoyed a resurgance in mainstream popularity, twice hitting the top 10 of the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart with "The Ride" (1983) and "Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile" (1984).

He also just missed the top 10 in early 1985 with "She Used to Love Me a Lot".Coe's long career has included twenty-six LP, with 1987's Matter of Life.

and Death being one of the most successful and critically acclaimed.

"Mona Lisa" is a mid-tempo ballad about a broken love affair, featuring allusions to the iconic Da Vinci painting.

Also available is a best of the X-rated albums compilation entitled "18 X-Rated Hits." Coe has defended the songs (such as one deriding an adulterous wife who leaves her white husband and children for a black man) as bawdy fun which never made him much money—as well as pointing out that his drummer at the time, Kerry Brown (son of blues guitarist Gatemouth Brown) is black and married to a white woman.