HAL - those 2 songs are pretty sentimental...but there's one song in-particular that makes me think of Miles City before any other one does...
...I first heard it while working at a radio station in Missoula during my college days (while Hal was a TA at the U of Montana). It was then performed by Mac McAnally, who wrote it, but was more recently done by Kenny Chesney. I think that, rather than post a video of it, I'll post the lyrics - that shows why it reminds me of Miles City best, I think:
"Well, in the town where I was raised
The clock ticks and the cattle graze
Time passes with 'Amazing Grace'
Back where I come from
You can lie on a river bank
Or paint your name on the water tank
Or miscount all the beers you drank
Back where I come from
Back where I come from
Where I'll be when it's said and done
I'm proud as anyone
That's where I come from
We learned in Sunday school
Who made the sun shine through
I know who made the moonshine, too
Back where I come from
Blue eyes on a Saturday night
Tan legs in the broad daylight
TV's, they were black and white
Back where I come from
Back where I come from
Where I'll be when it's said and done
I'm proud as anyone
That's where I come from
Now, some say it's a backward place
Narrow minds on a narrow wage
But I make it a point to say
That's where I come from
That's where I come from
Where I'll be when it's said and done
I'm proud as anyone
That's where I come from
Back where I come from
I'm a proud MILES CITIAN!
I'm as proud as anyone
That's where I come from"
Okay, the "Miles Citian" wasn't originally written in there, but "Mississippian" was.