George Jones - I'll Take The Chance

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I'll take the chance
To lose my soul, my life, my pride
I'll take the chance
To be with you

I tried to live
My life the best I can
I prayed I'd never cheat
To heed
My hearts command

But did you know
You are my tried and true?
I wonder if you think
I'd do the same by you

I'll take the chance
Of causing you to doubt my love
I'll take the chance
To be with you

I know it's wrong
For us to
And when you hold me in
Your arms I can't resist

I have a home
And some one tried and true
I know I'll lose it all
If I would dream of you

I'll take the chance
To lose my soul, my life, my pride
I'll take the chance
To be with you...

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George Jones, a quintessential figure in American country music, was born on September 12, 1931, in Saratoga, Texas, and grew up to embody the raw spirit and heartfelt narratives that define the country genre. His resonant voice and masterful phrasing captured the essence of country's soul-stirring tales of life and love, carving his name into the history of music.

Jones found his love for music at a young age. By the time he was a teenager, he was already performing for money, a testament to his lifelong dedication to the craft. His breakthrough hit, “Why Baby Why” in 1955, set the stage for a career that would be marked by a continuous outpouring of songs that resonated with millions.

His talents truly shone with singles like "He Stopped Loving Her Today", which remains a cornerstone of country music, demonstrating his exceptional ability to convey deep emotion. The song is often hailed as one of the greatest country singles of all time, showcasing Jones' keen ability to narrate a story in a way that connects with the hearts of listeners.

With a career spanning over half a century, George Jones' discography is a testament to his enduring appeal and the mark he left on the music world. Despite personal challenges and battles with addiction, his music consistently showcased his resilience and unparalleled talent.

Jones was known for his distinctive, nuanced voice, which could convey a remarkable range of emotions, from the joy of an early love to the depths of despair and heartbreak. This ability earned him the respect and admiration of peers, critics, and fans alike, confirming his standing as a giant in country music.

In recognition of his phenomenal contribution to music, Jones was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1992. His legacy is further solidified by the countless artists he has influenced, who continue to draw inspiration from his work.

George Jones passed away on April 26, 2013, but his music endures, a lasting symbol of his impact on country music and American culture at large. His songs continue to evoke the same powerful emotions in listeners today, proving that his music truly is timeless. George Jones was not just a musician—he was a storyteller whose voice became the soundtrack to many lives.