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Watch Jason Isbell sing the saddest country song ever

Available now on triple cassette! Act fast while supplies last.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Available now on triple cassette! Act fast while supplies last.
By Jennifer Brett
March 9, 2016

We went to Austin in February for the launch of Jason Isbell's current tour. A great show! But he didn't play his catchy new 180-minute, four-chord hit. Dang. Here it is, courtesy of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Broke-down trucks, dying dogs, money woes, freak accidents .. this song has it all:

Jason Isbell's February performance at Austin City Limits was somewhat less tragic than his new 180-minute, four chord ballad, but it was still pretty good. Photo: Jennifer Brett

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