Lyrics by Linda Hargrove
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- (just Get Up And) Close The Door
- All Alone In Austin
- Blue Jean Country Queen
- City Of The Angels
- Dirty Cheezy Jeans
- Down To My Pride
- Fire At First Sight
- Grandma Was The Motor
- Half My Heart's In Texas
- I Don't Blame My Papa
- I Wanna do It Right The First Time
- I've Never Loved Anyone More
- Just Like You
- Keep Me Warm
- Lilies Of The Field
- Love Was (once Around The Dance Floor)
- Love You're The Teacher
- Most Of All
- Old Fashioned Love
- Only Man Made Thing In Heaven
- Save The Children
- Through it all I saw the writing on the wall
- Time Wounds All Heels
- To Hear My Family Sing
- We've Gone As Far As We Can do
- What If We Were Runnin' Out Of Love
- Where do I Begin
- WINONAH
- You Just Loved The Leavin' Out Of Me
- Your Love Sure Saved Me From Myself
Linda Hargrove (married name Bartholomew, born Tallahassee, Florida February 3, 1949 – October 24, 2010, Tallahassee, Florida) was an American rock/country songwriter and musician. Linda had her first success in songwriting when she was 17 and co-wrote two songs with a friend. A Tallahassee band, the Other Side, decided to record the songs and they were hits on her hometown’s local radio station. In 1969, Linda’s brother, Lee Hargrove, was working with another local band, After All (see 1969 in music) that used poems Linda wrote set to the band’s music. The band went to Nashville to record an album and Linda went with them. Soon after, she made the decision to move to Nashville. She wrote many country music hits for a variety of artists and had a respectable career for herself in the mid-1970s. She was known as "The Blue Jean Country Queen" because she usually performed in jeans and without the elaborate makeup that other female country performers of the time. After marrying and undergoing a religious conversion, she made two gospel albums in the 1980s. She put out her final album in 2005 and died in 2010.
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