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You don't have to be populist to be popular, but it helps. Lonestar have been one of country's most irrefutable pop forces for several years. On their fifth album, as with all their work, they live and die by tried-and-true tropes: the goodness of children, the intractability of the gender wars, the heroism of the soldier. It's country-by-numbers. Lonestar excel only at bland platitudes, painting broad emotional brush strokes that celebrate the everyday, tamely.
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Track List
- Country Fair
- Class Reunion (That Used To Be Us)
- Let's Be Us Again
- That Gets Me
- Women Rule The World
- What I Miss The Most
- Let Them Be Little
- T.G.I.F.
- Summertime
- Now
- Mr. Mom
- From There To Here
- Somebody's Someone
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