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If You're Going Through Hell
Country · 2006 · 10 tracks

If You're Going Through Hell

Rodney Atkins

Polished mid-2000s country celebrating fatherhood, small-town roots, and blue-collar grit. Warm, anthemic, and deeply relatable to the rural experience.

July 18, 2006 · Curb Records

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A resilient and warm celebration of blue-collar life and domestic stability.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
These Are My People
3:34
02
About the South
2:59
03
Watching You
3:55
04
Cleaning This Gun (Come on in Boy)
3:47
05
In the Middle
3:11
06
A Man on a Tractor
4:08
07
Wasted Whiskey
3:42
08
Invisibly Shaken
3:46
09
Angel's Hands
3:29
10
If You’re Going Through Hell (Before the Devil Even Knows)
3:38
Moments Worth Listening For
The charmingly realistic child-voice imitation during the chorus of Watching You
The driving, anthemic guitar hook that kicks off These Are My People
The sudden, heavy emotional shift into the hushed piano of Invisibly Shaken
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