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War Hippies – No Friend of Mine (Fiddle Cut)

War Hippies – No Friend of Mine (Fiddle Cut)

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No Friend of Mine (Fiddle Cut) by War Hippies (Official Music Video)
Directed by Paul Gaehring
Produced by War Hippies
Filmed on Aspen Mountain, Aspen, CO

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  1. This isnt just a famous baseball player.
    This is George Herman Ruth otherwise known as Babe Ruth.
    He not only was the most prolific hitter in what is known as the deadball era. (When baseballs were heavier and parks were bigger.)
    He was also one of the best pitchers when he started in the big leagues. He held records for pitching. Then switched to fielding and batting and set the major league record for home runs. That lasted until Hank Aaron broke it. He won many world series with the Yankees. Retired as one of the first five people inducted into the baseball hall of fame.
    Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.

  2. Thank you. Sadly, so very sadly, my family name is synonymous with alcoholism and I have witnessed the death and destruction of once alive people, that I loved very dearly, including myself and now my precious son. My sobriety date is July 7, 2020. Every day I battle the message I receive from hell, "it's just too late."
    Wonderful song.

  3. Cool song. So many great artists you never here on the radio. Wished radio would go back to the days when fans called in your requests, not the station

  4. I remember the first time I saw the commercial from Health Canada that was finally saying it loud: "Addiction is not a choice it's a disease!" I though it would help alleviate part of the shame we often feel as addicts. Whether the substance is alcohol, pain-killers or cocaïne, we blame and shame ourselves instead of doing what would definitely be a lot better: learning to love ourselves and to deal with pain, anxiety and/or trauma. As I listen to this song and let the lyrics sink in, I am reading some if the comments that people wrote. I am happy for those who found the way to quit and stay sober. I am sending much love to all of us that struggle everyday with, not only the addiction itself, but the stigma that causes more pain (as if we needed that!?).

    Thanks for this song that not only inspired my comment but soothed my soul with the melody. I am not a big country music fan but believe that a good tune, well mastered instruments and lyrics that uplift my soul transcend the genres. Thanks for making all of this happen today!

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