Phil Vassar

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Phil Vassar started his country music career as a songwriter in the late 90's. He gained his popularity when he wrote songs like Tim McGraw's "For a Little While" & "My Next Thirty Years), Jo Dee Messina's "Bye, Bye" & "I'm Alright" and Alan Jackson's "…

In the winter of 2000 the airwaves were dominated by song that was inspired by an e-mail hoax. The writer of the song, Harley Allen had received an e-mail about a little girl who watched her father kill her mother and then turn the gun on himself. The song was recorded by John Michael Montgomery who…