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Shock'N Y'all is a great album that should be recommended to everyone; however, be cautioned that this is not the same Toby Keith that listeners have grown to love.
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Known best for his controversial songs such as "I Wanna Talk About Me" and "Courtesy Of The Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)," Keith yet again writes songs that have the critics stirring. "If I Was Jesus" takes being Christian to a whole new level that many people would argue goes just a tad too far...
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