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Josh Thompson is a manly man, but that doesn't mean he didn't tear up when he heard Brad Paisley was going to record a song he'd written. 'A Man Don't Have to Die' will appear on Brad's upcoming album, 'This Is Country Music.'
"Brad told me the last date of the H20 tour in Denver," Josh tells The Boot. "He said, 'Hey, man. I found out that I've had a song of yours on hold for a while, and I just want to let you know that if you're not going to do it, I'm going to cut it Wednesday." I cried. [laughs] I hugged him, and said he could have it."
From how Josh describes the tune, it may bring you to tears, as well. "The inspiration is pretty much rock-bottom," he explains. "It's that point where it almost seems like there's nowhere to go and that can be a very real Hell. I think it's something that everyone's been through."
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