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Read on for Taste of Country's list of the most depressing country songs of all time. Does your No. 1 match our No. 1? Feel free to let us know in the comments.

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(Image credit: 20th Century Fox) Patton (1970) One of the great American icons of the 20th century, General George S. Patton was instrumental in the Allies winning World War II.

Perhaps one of the most famous country songs of all time, ... Released in 1993 (and since covered by several other bands, including R&B group All-4-One), ...