You Gotta Be Tough | Tommy Gunn | Country Rock Cover of a Sam Dad Radio Classic -
Old Old Joe sang it first. Now Tommy Gunn takes his turn. “You Gotta Be Tough To Grow Old” became one of the biggest songs ever played on the porch, connecting with millions of people who know that life leaves a few dents, a few scars, and a few stories worth telling.
This isn’t a remake.
It’s Tommy Gunn’s version.
A little more country.
A little more rock.
A little more road dust on the boots.
The message stays the same:
Growing old isn’t for the faint of heart.
To everyone who’s buried heroes, outlived friends, fought through hard times, and kept moving forward anyway—this one’s for you.
Let us know what you think.
Does Tommy Gunn deserve a permanent spot on the porch?
Pinned comment:
Old Old Joe made this song one of the porch favorites.
Now Tommy Gunn stepped up and took his shot at it.
Same song.
Different voice.
Different road.
What do you think?
Should Tommy Gunn stay on the porch and record more songs?— Samuel Liverio
Sam Dad Radio
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Amazing these are manufactured. Still loving them. Thanks Mel.