May 23, 2013
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Hayes Carll
Rowdy Texas tales
posted 6/3/2009
Texan Hayes Carll made a splash last year with “She Left Me for Jesus,” an outrageous little portrait of an apparently religiously unaffiliated redneck who laments, “She says that He’s perfect. How could I compare?” Don Imus is said to have called it the greatest country song ever written, and it goes into territory guaranteed to irk the Religious Right and
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