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10 Best Country Songs For Summer 2019

No matter if you're sitting on the beach, by a pool or driving down the road country music is king during the summer. Here are my top 10 country songs for this summer.

Jun 06, 2019

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10 Best Country Songs For Summer 2019

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1. "Runnin' On Sunshine" by Jon Langston ft. Jordan Rager.

A song that is not well-known, but is a definite must add to your playlist once you hear it. "Runnin' on Sunshine" is the perfect song to play when you are on the way to the lake or cruising on the boat. Langston and Rager nailed a perfect collab with this song.

2. "Beer Tastes Better on Friday" by Clayton Anderson.

Clayton Anderson is well known throughout the midwest, but I feel like he's not really heard of down south. The Indiana singer/songwriter definitely has some heaters, but this song is for the hardworking blue-collar man that gets off around 5 p.m. every Friday afternoon. The title doesn't lie because it sure is an accurate statement.

3. "Summertime" by Kenny Chesney.

Kenny Chesney is the king of beach country, and this song is a must play. "Summertime" is also about being outside under the sun, and just living life to the fullest. Every year around the middle May of you this will the first thought of/played song out of anyone's speakers.

4. "All Summer Long" by Kid Rock.

If you have never heard this song, then I don't think you are living. This was an absolute banger from the moment it was released. If you have watched the music video you might be able to relate back to high school when your life was stress-free and didn't have a care in the world. If you have not ever lived a summer like this, then I feel extremely sad for you.

5. "Whiskey Glasses" by Morgan Wallen.

Rising country music sensation Morgan Wallen has a lot of hits, but this song is my absolute favorite. This is one of those songs you can listen to on repeat. It is a great song to play at a pregame, or even if you are sitting around a bonfire. It will definitely keep the party going.

6. "Beer For My Horses" by Toby Keith ft. Willie Nelson.

A song that is nearly a decade old is still on my playlist. No matter wherever you are, this song will always be played in a bar. It is one of those songs that ignites the crowd to all sing along together. Plus, it features one of the greatest country music artists of all-time.

7. "Red Dirt Road" by Brooks & Dunn.

A classic that no one will ever forget about. This song is a great song for late at night when you are around a bonfire with friends.

8. "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" by Jake Owen.

Jake Owen's 2011 hit "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" is still popular today, and it remains on my top 10 because of how catchy it is. It's a song played best around a fire on the lake shore when you are sitting around with friends and family.

9. "Redneck Yacht Club" by Craig Morgan.

A feel-good song that is popularly played on Memorial Day or around July 4th. Honestly, I play it any time I am near a body of water. And let's be honest, we all have a Bob in our life.

10. "Beer Never Broke My Heart" by Luke Combs.

Luke Combs is dominating country music right now, and every song he releases is a heater. The lyrics to this song are so catchy, and so true. It has climbed it's way to top of the country charts in just a few short weeks. This song will be blared all summer long.

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