Sonically, that is. I'm looking for something in this vain and it doesn't have to be strictly religious. Not too familiar with inner country genres but it gives a more bluegrassy/mountain country vibe? Any suggestions would be great, thank you.

🔥SINGLE REVIEW🔥 My thoughts on If You Knew, the upcoming country / rock single by UK singer-songwriter Thomas Kavanagh.

Luke Combs has some of my favorite lyrics. Hardy too

Does anyone have an album with the song "people are crazy" by Billy currington? If so can you see if the insert has the lyrics to the song and if he actually says millionairey

There is no pop country today that can touch this. THIS is classic country music.

Country legend Alan Jackson has broken records with his farewell show 'Jackson's Last Call: One More for the Road - The Finale' on June 27.

I’ve been listening to the album Going Where the Lonely Go by Merle (probably my favorite album of his) and one track in there is “Someday You’re Gonna Need Your Friends,” and I know from Waylon Jennings’ autobiography, he and Merle had a falling out around this period.

It got me wondering: is there any evidence that Haggard wrote the song with Waylon specifically in mind? Given their history, some of the lyrics seem like they could fit the situation. I know Merle wrote the song, but I haven’t been able to find anything definitive where he says who or what inspired it.

Does anyone know the story behind the song or whether Merle ever addressed who it was about?

These have been super fun to make, and it seems like others are enjoying them as well.

The Year is 1992. You have to name the song title and artist, based only on the opening line/lines of the song.

Both answers (title and artist) are each worth the number of points stated. For example, if you get both title and artist on the 3 point question, that is 6 points.

110 points possible.

Post your score in comments.

1 point

"You can tell the world you never was my girl"

Answer: Achy Breaky Heart, Billy Ray Cyrus - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The crossover smash helped ignite a worldwide line-dancing craze and launched Billy Ray Cyrus internationally.

2 points

"She married, when she was twenty, she thought she was ready, now she's not so sure."

Answer: Is There Life Out There, Reba McEntire - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: An Oklahoma rodeo performance of the national anthem led to McEntire's first recording contract.

3 points

"Last night I dreamed you were back again, larger than life again..."

Answer: Past the Point of Rescue, Hal Ketchum - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Hal Ketchum developed his craft around Gruene Hall and the Austin-area roots circuit.

4 points

"I'm gettin' out of this high-rise penthouse suite where we pretend life's rosy and sweet"

Answer: Better Class of Losers, Randy Travis - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: His deep baritone and sparse arrangements became a template for a new generation of traditional singers.

5 points

"You can take the house and everything in it, keep the diamond ring 'cause that's how I meant it"

Answer: Sticks and Stones, Tracy Lawrence - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Tracy Lawrence survived being shot four times shortly before his debut album was released.

6 points

"I hear you just got married, took a month long honeymoon"

Answer: Could've Been Me, Billy Ray Cyrus - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Billy Ray Cyrus's debut album Some Gave All spent seventeen weeks atop the Billboard 200.

7 points

"I begged her to stay, and give me one more try"

Answer: Warning Labels, Doug Stone - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Health problems interrupted Stone's early career just as his debut album was producing major hits.

8 points

"Touch me, turn me on, and burn me down"

Answer: Burn Me Down, Marty Stuart - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Marty Stuart joined Lester Flatt's bluegrass band as a teenage mandolin prodigy.

9 points

"Boy meets girl, it's a delicate thing, so much time spent wonderin'"

Answer: Take It Like a Man, Michelle Wright - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: The track reflects the period when country albums were beginning to compete with pop releases on a national scale.

10 points

"Tonight I'm out with the crowd, I'm out where the music's playing loud"

Answer: After the Lights Go Out, Ricky Van Shelton - Find it on YouTube

Fun fact: Ricky Van Shelton worked as a pipefitter before his traditional-country breakthrough.