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27 Country Songs That'll Make You Need Your Own Southern Boy
Once you fall for the South there is no going back.
13 November 2018
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Barbeques on the 4th of July, pick-up trucks on a summer's country drive, and staring out at an endless sea of stars by a campfire are just a few of the luxuries of living in the South.
These only get better once you find yourself a southern gentleman - someone who's hard-working, puts family first, minds his manners, and upholds southern hospitality. If you don't believe me, then these country songs will make you change your mind.
I dare you not to fall for a southern gentleman.
1. Whatever It Is - Zac Brown Band
2. As She’s Walking Away - Zac Brown Band
3. Yes! - Chad Brock
4. Play It Again - Luke Bryan
5. She’s Everything - Brad Paisley
6. Then - Brad Paisley
7. Remember When - Alan Jackson
8. Wanted - Hunter Hayes
9. Friday Night - Eric Paslay
10. Carried Away - George Strait
11. Waitin’ On A Woman - Brad Paisley
12. The Trouble With Girls - Scotty McCreery
13. Stealing Cinderella - Chuck Wicks
14. It Won’t Be Like This For Long - Darius Rucker
15. Letters From Home - John Michael Montgomery
16. Could I Have This Dance - Anne Murray
17. I Keep On Lovin’ You - Reba McEntire
18. Kiss Me - Lucy Hale
19. Love - Jana Kramer
20. Johnny & June - Heidi Newfield
21. I Want Crazy - Hunter Hayes
22. My Wish - Rascal Flatts
23. Wild Child - Kenny Chesney
24. Highway Don’t Care - Tim McGraw
25. God Made Girls - RaeLynn
26. For A Boy - RaeLynn
27. Love Me Like You Mean It - Kelsea Ballerini
Once you fall for the South there is no going back.
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