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Oak Ridge Boys

The Oak Ridge Boys is a country and gospel group that is based in the United States. The group was founded in 1945 as the Oak Ridge Quartet. They became popular during the 1950s.

Oak Ridge Boys

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Oak Ridge Boys Lyrics

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Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight
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Dream On
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Thank God For Kids
1 explanation
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You Don't Have To Go Home (But You Can't Stay Here)
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Gonna Take A Lot Of River (Mississippi, Monongahela, Ohio)

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All Of The Songs
American Beauty
American Made
An American Family
Bad Case Of Missing You
Bobbie Sue
Colors
Come On In
Come On In (You Did The Best You Could Do)
Cryin' Again
Doctor's Orders
Doing It To Country Songs
Dream On
Elvira
Getting Ready For A Baby
Gonna Take A Lot Of River (Mississippi, Monongahela, Ohio)
Heaven Bound
I Get To
I Know
I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head
1 explanation
If We Ever Needed The Lord Before We Sure Do Need Him Now
I'll Be True To You
In That Great Gettin' Up Mornin'
It Takes A Little Rain
It's Hard To Be Cool (In A Minivan)
Lead Me To That Rock
Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight
Let It Ride
Little Things
Love Song
Lucky Moon
Make My Life With You
Mama's Table
Mrs. Santa Claus
No Matter How High
Oh, Happy Day
Oh, Susannah
Old Country Church
On The Sunny Banks
Ozark Mountain Jubilee
Put Your Hand In The Hand
Rhythm Guitar
Sacrifice… For Me
Sail Away
1 meaning
Same Ole Me
So Fine
Soul And Inspiration
Standing In The Need Of Prayer
Sweet Jesus
Thank God For Kids
1 explanation
The Baptism Of Jesse Taylor
The Christmas Song
The Most Inconvenient Christmas
This Crazy Love
This Old Heart (Is Gonna Rise Again)
Touch A Hand, Make A Friend
Trying To Love Two Women
Up On Cripple Creek
What’cha Gonna Do?
Where The Sun Always Shines
White Christmas
Why Me
Write Your Name Across My Heart
Y'all Come Back Saloon
1 explanation
You Don't Have To Go Home (But You Can't Stay Here)