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"I couldn't make you love me, but I always dreamed about living in your radio."

Toby Keith, in his song "How Do You Like Me Now?!" The country music singer, who had been diagnosed with stomach cancer, died Monday. He was 62.

In memoriam: Toby Keith

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<blockquote>&quot;I couldn&#x27;t make you love me, but I always dreamed about living in your radio.&quot;</blockquote><cite>— Toby Keith, in his song &quot;How Do You Like Me Now?!&quot; The country music singer, who had been diagnosed with stomach cancer, died Monday. He was 62.</cite>

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