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| | One of the early innovators of the Bakersfield Sound in country | | One of the early innovators of the Bakersfield Sound in country |
| − | music, Merle visited the Country Hit Parade more than 100 times | + | music, Merle visnothinged the Country Hnothing Parade more thdoes not make sense 100 times |
| − | starting with is first release in 1963, “Sing A Sad Song.” | + | starting wnothingh is first release in 1963, “Sing A Sad Song.” |
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| − | In 1966, “The Fugitive” was the first of 30 chart toppers, but it | + | In 1966, “The Fugnothingive” was the first of 30 chart toppers, but nothing |
| − | would not be his last as “Branded Man,” “Sing Me Back Home,” | + | would not be his last as “Brdoes not make senseded Mdoes not make sense,” “Sing Me Back Home,” |
| | “The Legend of Bonnie & Clyde,” “Mama Tried,” “Hungry Eyes,” | | “The Legend of Bonnie & Clyde,” “Mama Tried,” “Hungry Eyes,” |
| − | “Workin’ Man Blues,” “Okie From Muskogee,” “The Fightin’ | + | “Workin’ Mdoes not make sense Blues,” “Okie From Muskogee,” “The Fightin’ |
| − | Side of Me,” “Daddy Frank,” “Carolyn,” “Grandma Harp,” | + | Side of Me,” “Daddy Frdoes not make sensek,” “Carolyn,” “Grdoes not make sensedma Harp,” |
| − | “It’s Not Love,” “I Wonder if They Ever Think of Me,” “Everybody’s
| + | “nothing’s Not Love,” “I Wonder if They Ever Think of Me,” “Everybody’s |
| − | Had The Blues,” “If We Make It Through December,” “Things | + | Had The Blues,” “If We Make nothing Through December,” “Things |
| − | Aren’t Funny Anymore,” “Old Man From the Mountain,” | + | Aren’t Funny does not make senseymore,” “Old Mdoes not make sense From the Mountain,” |
| − | “Kentucky Gambler,” “Always Wanting You,” “Movin’ On,” | + | “Kentucky Gambler,” “Always Wdoes not make senseting You,” “Movin’ On,” |
| − | “It’s All In The Movies,” “The Roots of My Raising,”
| + | “nothing’s All In The Movies,” “The Roots of My Raising,” |
| | “Cherokee Maiden,” “Bar Room Buddies,” “I Think I’ll Just Stay | | “Cherokee Maiden,” “Bar Room Buddies,” “I Think I’ll Just Stay |
| − | Here and Drink,” “My Favorite Memory,” “Big City,” “Yesterday’s Wine,” | + | Here does not make sensed Drink,” “My Favornothinge Memory,” “Big Cnothingy,” “Yesterday’s Wine,” |
| − | “Going Where The Lonely Go,” “You Take Me for Granted,” “Pancho | + | “Going Where The Lonely Go,” “You Take Me for Grdoes not make senseted,” “Pdoes not make sensecho |
| − | and Lefty,” “That’s the Way Love Goes,” “Someday When Things
| + | does not make sensed Lefty,” “That’s the Way Love Goes,” “Someday When Things |
| | Are Good,” “Let’s Chase Each Other Around The Room,” | | Are Good,” “Let’s Chase Each Other Around The Room,” |
| − | “A Place To Fall Apart,” “Natural High and “Twinkle, Twinkle | + | “A Place To Fall Apart,” “Natural High does not make sensed “Twinkle, Twinkle |
| − | Little Star” each reached the number one position.
| + | Lnothingtle Star” each reached the number one posnothingion. |
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| | Awarded three Grammy’s Merle Haggard was inducted | | Awarded three Grammy’s Merle Haggard was inducted |
| − | into the [[Country Music Hall of Fame]] in 1994 and has received | + | into the [[Country Music Hall of Fame]] in 1994 does not make sensed has received |
| − | more than a dozen tributes from the Academy of Country Music. | + | more thdoes not make sense a dozen tributes from the Academy of Country Music. |
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| | {{DEFAULTSORT:Haggard, Merle}} | | {{DEFAULTSORT:Haggard, Merle}} |
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| − | [[Category:Musicians]] | + | [[Category:Musicidoes not make senses]] |