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My Favorite Country Songs Of All Time!
You may have heard me say oh that is one of my favorits before. lol Well I do have a lot so I thought why not try and write them all down. So I did and these are my top 101. A hundred songs just was not enough. LOL
101- If That Aint Country. David Allen Coe
100- She’s in love with a boy. Trisha Yearwood
99- Long Black Train. Train Josh Turner
98- Killin Time. Clint Black
97- Look at us. Vince Gill
96- Party Crowd. David Lee Murphy
95- Slow Hand. Conway Twitty
94- Lonely and gone. Montgomery Gentry
93- Swing in. John Anderson
92- When you say nothing at all. Allison Krause
91- She’s not the cheatin kind. Brooks and Dunn
90- Straight Tequila night. John Anderson
89- Beer for my horses. Toby Keith
88- Could have been me. Billy Ray Cyrus
87- I’ll try. Alan Jackson
86- Brand new man. Brooks and Dunn
85- You’ll be there. George Strait
84- All my rowdy friends. Hank Williams Jr.
83- Some gave all. Billy Ray Cyrus
82- The Whisky aint workin. Travis Tritt
81- 50’000 Names. George Jones
80- Callin Baton Rouge. Garth Brooks
79- Always on my mind. Willy Nelson
78- Whisky Girl. Toby Keith
77- The Dance. Garth Brooks
76- Red dirt road. Brooks and Dunn
75- Chasin that neon rainbow. Alan Jackson
74- Brother Jukebox. Mark Chesnutt
73- Look at you girl. Chris Ladue
72-If the world had a front porch. Tracy Lawrence
71- Cold in here. Joe Diffie
70- Country club. Travis Tritt
69- Long slow kisses. Jeff Bates
68- Love’s the only house. Martina McBride
67- No doubt about it. Neil McCoy
66- Keg in the closet. Kenny Chesney
65- You’re the one. Dwight Yoakum
64- Small town Saturday Night. Hal Ketchum
63- Daddy’s Hands. Holly Dunn
62- It would be you . Gary Allan
61- Shake the sugar tree. Pam Tillis
60- Down home. Alabama
59- State of mind. Clint Black
58- I’ll think of a reason later. Lee Ann Womack
57- Don’t close your eyes. Conway Twitty
56- Wink. Neil McCoy
55- Queen of my double wide. Sammy Kershaw
54- Lost and found. Brooks and Dunn
53- If your gonna play in Texas. Alabama
52- Life’s a dance. John Michael Montgomery
51- Thinking problem. Davis Ball
50- That Summer. Garth Brooks
49- You got to stand for something. Aaron Tippin
48- Baby Blue. George Strait
47- Galveston. Glen Cambell
46- Point of light. Randy Travis
45- 18 wheels and a dozen roses. Mary Chapin
44- Better man. Clint Black
43- That’s my job. Conway Twitty
42 -Heartland. George Strait
41- She couldn’t change me. Montgomery Gentry
40- I take my chances. Mary Chapin Carpenter
39- Still make Cheyenne. George Strait
38- Dust on the bottle. Davis Lee Murphy
37- Old blues man. Alan Jackson
36- Wild one. Faith Hill
35- Nobody’s home. Clint Black
34- Radio Lover. George Jones
33- Daddy never was. Confederate Railroad
32- That’s why I’m here. Kenny Chesney
31- Ocean front property. George Strait
30- Love song. Jeff Bates
29- If it was a drink. Gary Allan
28- I will always love you. Dolly Parton
27- Louisiana Saturday night. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
26- Choices. George Jones
25- Live until I die. Clay Walker
24- Someday soon. Suzzy Boggus
23- Song of the south. Alabama
22- I’m gonna be somebody. Travis Tritt
21- Today’s lonely fool. Tracy Lawrence
20- Baby’s got her blue jeans on. Mel McDaniel
19- Wish I could have been there. John Anderson
18- Ring of fire. Jonny Cash
17- Only in America. Brooks and Dunn
16- You don’t even know who I am. Patty Loveless
15- I’d love to lay you down. Conway Twitty
14- My homes in Alabama. Alabama
13- Bop. Dan Seals
12- You’re the reason God made Oklahoma. David Frizell
11- What’s it to you. Clay Walker
10- Islands in the stream. Kenny Rogers& Dolly
9- Run. George Strait
8- Back Where I come from. Kenny Chesney
7- Independence Day. Martina McBride
6- In a different light. Doug Stone
5- Family Tradition. Hank Williams Jr.
4- You never called me by my name. David Allen Coe
3- Old Flame. Alabama
2- Amarillo by Morning. George Strait
1- He Stopped Loving Her Today. George Jones!
BTW I have actually produced all these songs together as a 5 cd countdown package. I still have not found anyone though to buy it. lol. I like it though!
DK
About The Author:
Hey 27 yrs old here. If we meet you will find I am very fun and outgoing. When I am not WIL I DJ weddings and also do Mouse Races for charity events. I love to play Pool, WiffleBall, and sing Karaoke. Hope to see you out sometime!Derrick
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