10 Country Songs That Deserve To Stay On Repeat
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10 Country Songs That Deserve To Stay On Repeat

Calling all country music loving people out here!!

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10 Country Songs That Deserve To Stay On Repeat

Sadly, it's pretty hard to find a lot of people nowadays that genuinely love a good country song. However, country music is, in my opinion, one of the best genres of music.

Yes, it unfortunately does have that typical stereotype to it that songs are only ever about beer, girls, and trucks. BUT that stereotype couldn't be more wrong.

Anyone who actually listens to a decent amount of country music would know that each song tells a story and has meaning to it. I could ramble on about how freakin' great country music and its singers and songwriters are. But instead, I'll leave you with 10 songs I've been listening to on repeat these past few weeks and hope that after reading this, you will be too. These songs are not in any specific order though, since they are all equally great!

1. "While You Still Can," Brothers Osbourne

2. "Not Everything's About You," Old Dominion

3. "I'm Alive," Kenny Chesney and Dave Matthews Band

4. "Born To Love You," Lanco

5. "Follow Your Arrow," Kacey Musgraves

6. "I Lived It," Blake Shelton

7. "Beautiful Crazy," Luke Combs

8. "Blessings," Florida Georgia Line

9. "21 Summer," Brothers Osbourne

10. "Amarillo By Morning," George Strait

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