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13 Country Songs That Make You Want To Slow Dance With Someone You Love

Nothing fuels love like country music.

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Whether you're a country music fan, or you can't stand the sound, there is no denying that it is one of the most romantic of all of the music genres. There's something about a good country song that makes you feel all the things, and makes you want to dance around the kitchen with the person who means the most.

"She's Everything" -Brad Paisley

"Yours" -Russell Dickerson

"Beautiful Crazy" -Luke Combs

"Die A Happy Man" -Thomas Rhett

"Bless The Broken Road" -Rascal Flatts

"You Make It Easy" -Jason Aldean

"From The Ground Up" -Dan + Shay

"I Don't Dance" -Lee Brice

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"Cowboy Take Me Away" -Dixie Chicks

"Golden Hour" -Kacey Musgraves

"God Gave Me You" -Blake Shelton

"I'll Be" -Edwin McCain

"Making Memories Of Us" -Keith Urban

These songs are some serious heart melters.

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