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When George Strait sings “King of the Mountain,” the pain in his voice isn’t just performance—it’s real. This haunting ballad tells the story of a man pretending to be strong while quietly breaking inside. And for George, that’s more than just a lyric. In 1986, Strait tragically lost his 13-year-old daughter, Jenifer, in a car accident—a loss he rarely speaks about publicly. But in songs like this, you can hear the echoes of that heartbreak. “King of the Mountain” becomes a metaphor for surviving grief, for putting on a brave face when the world expects strength, even as the soul aches for what was lost. It’s a powerful reminder that even country music’s most legendary voices carry deep scars—and they turn those scars into songs that heal us all