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    Song of the Week Contest

    Contest #1 ends Sunday 11:59 PM CT

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    21Min
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    This Week's Entries

    45 Entries So Far This Week

    Songs appear in random order. Scores are hidden. Winner and their score will be published after contest ends.

    Country
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    Sorry For You (You Should Go Have Her)
    by Josephine S.
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    Alt-Pop Ballad
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    Lady in the Mirror
    by Tina A.
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    Lo fi dark country worn indie
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    The Corner of K and A
    by Alan V.
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    Indie Pop, movie, film
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    The Alpha Dog
    by Scott R.
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    Outlaw country
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    Become the Villain
    by John M.
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    Metalcore
    The Monster You Woke
    by Scott R.
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    Outlaw County
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    Drifting (Far Away)
    by Richard B.
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    Reggae
    ?
    Country
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    Pointing Fingers
    by Martine C.
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    Country Rock
    The Choice She Had
    by Kirsten R.
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    cinematic Americana/dark roots-rock
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    Small Things We Hold
    by Russell L.
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    Indie Folk
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    Something I bet you don't expect
    by Stacy P.
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    Red Dirt Country
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    When the Light Turns Green
    by David W.
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    Contemporary Folk Singer-Songwriter
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    My Mind
    by Tina A.
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    Lo fi, emo,
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    Broken in My Soul
    by Scott R.
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    Country
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    Eye of the Storm
    by Mike w.
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    Country
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    I'll Just Grow A New Heart
    by Ken A.
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    Singer Songwriter
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    The Kindest Man You’ll Ever Meet
    by Dee A.
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    Indie, Rock
    You Can't Scare Me
    by Tina A.
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    Unhurried mid-tempo, the user's own recorded voice in a steady low register with restrained intensity, close dry vocal and sparse room ambience, fingerpicked acoustic guitar, muted piano, soft kick and brushed snare, leaving wide spaces between a few backing voices
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    Warriors Heart
    by Scott R.
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    Dark Country
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    Nursery Rhymes are Funny Things
    by Scott N.
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    Country
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    My Heart Runs Blind
    by Jennifer G.
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    Slowcore gospel
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    Month After Month
    by Tina A.
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    Alt pop clipped
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    Two Steps Ahead
    by Russell L.
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    Country
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    The Alchemy of New Love
    by David W.
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    Jazz Ballad Duet
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    Done with your games
    by Tina A.
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    Electropop
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    3am Friend
    by Scott R.
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    Country
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    Welcome the King (The Wonderful One)
    by Phillip H.
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    1980's Contemporary Christian folk gospel
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    Hold my Beer
    by Scott R.
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    Country
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    Fake Pretty
    by Josephine S.
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    Pop-country
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    Rainbow
    by Richard B.
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    Folk
    Loaded Guitar
    by Darla W.
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    Hard Rock
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    Dark Dark Red
    by Rick W.
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    Modern, upbeat pop
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    Back Alive
    by Darla W.
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    Country
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    Sorry For You
    by Josephine S.
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    Alt-Pop Ballad
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    I miss who I was when I was with him
    by Curtis f.
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    Lyrically, fresh, surprising, and honest, something Tim McGraw should be able to identify with at this time in his life. Male vocals. All tempos.
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    In the Light that Dolly Made
    by Russell L.
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    Country pop
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    The Kind You Don’t Get Over
    by Curtis f.
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    Country
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    Friends Say Get Out There
    by Ken A.
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    Singer Songwriter
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    Off the Beaten Path
    by Richard B.
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    Folk indie
    Every Age Of You
    by Curtis f.
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    Country
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    Tomorrow Looks Like Any Other (Till It Don't)
    by Jon D.
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    Country
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    Let's Go Dreamer
    by Matthew T.
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    indie alt singer songwriter
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    Country
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    Hall of Fame

    Past Song of the Week winners

    Week 19Sep 7 – Sep 13
    Water Under Bridges Burned
    Dan W. · Modern Country
    98
    Week 18Aug 31 – Sep 6
    She's My Puddin Pie
    Dan W. · Lighthearted Swanky Country
    98
    Week 17Aug 24 – Aug 30
    I'm That Cowboy You Fell in Love With
    Dan W. · Texas Country, Red Dirt Balad
    99
    Week 16Aug 17 – Aug 23
    Roadside Crosses
    Phillip H. · Mournful Country Ballad
    99
    Week 15Aug 10 – Aug 16
    The Guy on the Side
    Dan W. · Modern Texas Country
    98Audio not shared
    Week 14Aug 3 – Aug 9
    Bad Enough Alone - Refined
    Dan W. · Red Dirt/Modern Country
    98
    Week 13Jul 27 – Aug 2
    Fightin’ Chance
    Tiffany W. · Modern Country
    98Audio not shared
    Week 12Jul 20 – Jul 26
    Bird On the Wing
    Dan W. · Modern Country
    98
    Week 11Jul 13 – Jul 19
    Mine Till She Wasn't
    Dan W. · Country Pop
    98Audio not shared
    Week 10Jul 6 – Jul 12
    Long Hard Week
    Tiffany W. · Modern Country
    97Audio not shared
    Week 9Jun 29 – Jul 5
    Wild Horses Under My Hood
    Dan W. · Modern Country
    97Audio not shared
    Week 8Jun 22 – Jun 28
    $5 Problem
    Tiffany W. · Trip-Hop Rockabilly | Southern Swagger | Dark Satirical Americana
    97
    Week 7Jun 15 – Jun 21
    A Giant at Five Foot Three
    Dan W. · Country/Red Dirt
    98Audio not shared
    Week 6Jun 8 – Jun 14
    Dust On The Dashboard
    Brad C. · Country
    98
    Week 5Jun 1 – Jun 7
    Black Smoke Rollin
    Dan W. · Red Dirt/Blues,Country/Americana
    98Audio not shared
    Week 4May 25 – May 31
    Behind Your Emerald Eyes
    Dan W. · 90s inspired Country Rock/Americana Balad
    99
    Week 3May 18 – May 24
    Your Neon Dreams
    Dan W. · Country Rock
    98
    Week 2May 11 – May 17
    Watered-Down Crown
    Tiffany W. · Western Swing
    97Audio not shared
    Week 1May 4 – May 10
    Beautiful Crash
    Tiffany W. · Modern County
    98
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