Definition: In English, Geoffrey Beene is a popular American country music singer-songwriter best known for his 1972 single "The Way That You Lie". He was born in San Jose, California on November 5, 1940 and died on October 2, 2008. Geoffrey Beene's style is characterized by his smooth voice, distinctive falsetto singing, and a vocal range spanning from mid- to mid-voice. He was known for his soulful, deep-toned voice that often had a dreamy quality and an ability to bring out the feelings in songs. Beene started performing professionally at age 14 after leaving his hometown of San Jose. In the early 1960s, he began writing music, which included several hit singles like "The Way That You Lie." His work was inspired by the soulful music of country stars like Hank Williams and The Rolling Stones. Beene's career in country music flourished during the late 1970s and early 1980s, releasing several albums that were popular with country fans. He also sang backup for other artists including Dolly Parton, who helped to establish his career as a singer-songwriter. In addition to his work in country music, Geoffrey Beene was known for his collaborations with pop and rock singers of the time, such as The Searchers, the Turtles, and others. He was also an active advocate for children's rights in the United States, contributing to several non-profit organizations that helped children in need. Geoffrey Beene passed away at age 67, but his music continues to be celebrated by fans of country music.

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