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Ronnie Milsap
Despite being blind from birth and abandoned by his mother, Ronnie Milsap
enjoyed an extraordinary career that saw him become a Grammy-winning country
music star in the 1970s and '80s, selling more than 35 million records.
Born into poverty in Robbinsville, North Carolina, his mother disowned him
because she believed that the congenital disorder that caused his blindness was
a punishment from God, and he was instead raised by poor but loving grandparents
in the Smokey Mountains. His early musical upbringing included singing in church
and experiencing the gospel, country and bl...
I Wouldn't Have Missed It for the WorldRonnie Milsap
It Was Almost Like a SongRonnie Milsap
(There's) No Gettin' Over MeRonnie Milsap
Any Day NowRonnie Milsap
Prisoner of the HighwayRonnie Milsap
Stranger in My HouseRonnie Milsap
I Wouldn't Have Missed It for the WorldRonnie Milsap
Only One Love in My Life
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It Was Almost Like a SongRonnie Milsap
It Was Almost Like a Song
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(There's) No Gettin' Over MeRonnie Milsap
There's No Gettin' Over Me
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Any Day NowRonnie Milsap
Inside
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Prisoner of the HighwayRonnie Milsap
One More Try for Love
Stranger in My HouseRonnie Milsap
Keyed Up
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