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In 2004 "live like you were dying" continued record in McGraw of commercial success

Senior album featured a cover version also from early 1970s classic "tiny dancer" by Elton John, as well as appearances by Kim Carnes on "comfort me" (in response to the September 11, 2001 attacks) and Henley, Timothy B.Schmit of Eagles "legitimacy".

2 in 2003, and "red" 5 salary

"My kind of rain" reached No

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2 on the country album charts with the single "real good man" reached No

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