Below you will find:
The Complete Country Catalog-In Chronological Order With "Listen to this song" Links
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Cowgirls Never Cry
Cowgirls Never Cry - 4:18
Tender heart, strong spine. "Cowgirls Never Cry" is a classic country anthem for the women who feel everything — and show strength anyway.
With warm, powerful female vocals and true country storytelling, this song honors the tender-hearted girls who sidestep conflict cautiously, then look you right in the eye when pushed to the limit. When frustration hits the boiling point, they don't break — they take a long walk among rolling fields of clover, shake off their angers beneath the clear blue sky, straighten their hats, stomp the dust from their boots, and carry on.
They might swear, stomp the ground, or heave a heavy sigh — but they fight the tears from falling and always win. And if you're lucky enough to have one steal your unsuspecting heart, she'll show you how to love her, teach you how to dance, and show you sunsets glittering on water and wild horses running free.
Two Timing Two Step
Christine K. Trease delivers a sassy, humorous country kiss-off with "Two Timing Two Step."
The 2:52 track details infidelity discovery — "I've seen it before, don't want to again," "out on the prowl, carousing around," "biggest floozies in town" — escalating to direct confrontation: "You double dipping dirty dog how dare you come home like it's where you belong." The chorus provides a signature dance-movement eviction: "do the two timing two step right on out that front door."
Verses reject passive waiting: "I'm not the one to just sit around while you are out having a night on the town," "you've got another think coming, you'll be living alone," "no more bridges to burn," and "much better things to do with my days, like watch the grass grow and watch paint dry." Closing lines add whimsical insult: "you two timing eyesore" told to keep going without looking back. Suitable for sassy country, humorous breakup, and line-dance programming.
Sisters
At 3:28 of pure country charm, "Sisters" says what every sister is thinking: I was a pain, you were my favorite, and don't mess with my sister.
It's playful, a little guilty, and completely devoted — celebrating the girl who let you crawl in her bed when rainstorms raged, even after you hid her favorite shoes. Perfect for National Sisters Day, birthdays, weddings, and everyday thank-yous.
Play it for your sister. She'll laugh. She might cry. She'll definitely know it's about you two.
Going
Going - 3:42
Country / Female Vocals
A tender, heart-to-heart country ballad that asks the questions we all hold inside. With gentle female vocals and a deeply personal lyric, "Going" is a daughter talking to her Mama about the mystery of what comes next. Do you miss the snow and cold? Does going hurt? Can you see us where you are? It's innocent, honest, and profoundly human — wondering about French toast, purple sweaters, fields of flowers, and whether prayers are heard on the other side. And in the end, it finds peace in one simple truth: the best thing about going is that I'll be seeing you.
Bless Your Heart
Bless Your Heart - 3:17
Country / Playful / Whimsical / Party
Southern women have perfected the art of saying "go to hell" with a smile, and this song is the anthem. With bouncy country charm, sassy female vocals, and a wink you can hear, "Bless Your Heart" turns life's most frustrating people and moments into a party. It's quick on its feet, runs in heels, and delivers that sweet revenge with a chuckle and a charming little glance. For anyone who's ever had to be polite when they'd rather not — just bless their pea-pickin' sweet little old heart.
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Dancin' Boots
Rehab And Regrets is a 3:55 country male-vocal hard truth — young and dumb I tried everything once twice if fit hit hard daredevil me all eyes could see I was bound to be walking chain link prison yard, things I left behind are now always on my mind why were they not when time was right.
You Make The Livin' Worth While
Rehab And Regrets is a 3:55 country male-vocal hard truth — young and dumb I tried everything once twice if fit hit hard daredevil me all eyes could see I was bound to be walking chain link prison yard, things I left behind are now always on my mind why were they not when time was right.
Rehab And Regrets
Rehab And Regrets is a 3:55 country male-vocal hard truth — young and dumb I tried everything once twice if fit hit hard daredevil me all eyes could see I was bound to be walking chain link prison yard, things I left behind are now always on my mind why were they not when time was right.
Dusty Old Boots
Dusty Old Boots is a 4:55 country male-vocal cowboy memoir — these dusty old boots have seen lot of livin some takin and lot of givin they've seen easy times and some times hard sometimes kicking dog turds along path sometimes held in high regard most times dusty and dirty from long days work sometimes shiny like top of Eiffel Tower with clean pressed shirt.
Rope The Moon
Rope The Moon is a 4:34 romantic slow country male-vocal devotion — I'm gonna rope moon and drag it down to earth for you down from dark blue skies even though glow can't compare to shine in your eyes, I want you to see everything you mean to me so I'm gonna rope moon and bring it down here to you girl.
In The Face Of Adversity
United we stand.
At 4:22, "In The Face Of Adversity" is country tribute — solemn, strong, and deeply American.
Perfect for 9/11 remembrance, patriotic country, American tribute, and never forget playlists. With Old Glory waving proud, liberty's crown, and a promise sealed to each woman and man, it's a song for respectful reflection and resolve.
For listeners who want to remember September 11, 2001 with dignity, heart, and unity.
A Cowboy's Boots And Hat
A Cowboy's Boots And Hat is a 2:38 country male-vocal rulebook — hat and boots are attributes of Cowboy you know real McCoy anyone who knows true cowboy how it goes knows there's some things you just don't do so never be confused don't ever touch my boots or hat, you can borrow my car live in my garage help yourself to my food.
Ghosts
Ghosts is a 4:39 country male-vocal haunting — ghosts are following me following me following me, ghosts are following me the haunting kind that know realities that lurk deep inside your mind they're kind that know what makes you tick and what makes you feel alive components of your thoughts that make you die or help you to survive.
Dirt Roads
Dirt Roads is a 3:18 country male-vocal backroads ballad — dirt roads take you where you need to go dirt roads show you what you need to know dirt roads know so much more than they'll ever show dirt roads simply go with life's ebb and flow they get you to your destination safe sure and slow.
Take My Rope And Tie Me Up
‘Take My Rope And Tie Me Up’ is a bold, playful country track about surrendering to a love that’s wild and untamed. With a driving beat, twangy guitars, and a wink in every line, it tells the story of someone who’s tired of holding back and is ready to be completely swept off their feet, no strings attached—except the ones they’re gladly handing over.
Time And Wine
‘Time And Wine’ is a reflective country ballad about how love, like a good vintage, deepens with the years. With warm harmonies, gentle guitar, and an easy, unhurried groove, it follows two hearts looking back on all they’ve shared—proving that time and a little patience can turn something simple into something unforgettable.
Everywhere
Everywhere is a 5:13 country female-vocal tribute of eternal presence — we are separated for this moment but I feel you here we are bound by strings invisible that keep you ever near they are strings that tightly tie mother to child parent's love is pure and strong and will never be defiled.
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Woodstock (country)
Woodstock-Country is a 6:11 country Woodstock soul memory — I did not see I do not know but Woodstock lives inside my soul I was too young I could not see first-hand the peace and unity yet I live moments every day songs they sang words they'd say, Jimmi's patriotic throng his own take on our country's song.
Old Cottonwood Trees
Old Cottonwood Trees is a 3:52 country male-vocal childhood remembrance — memories of gentle cool evenings in stately abode of my dreams we climbed steep hill to farmhouse and drank from sparkling streams ripples remembrance flows back in time place where I long to be to grandpa's home seclude in country and his noble old cottonwood tree.
Tender Spot
‘Tender Spot’ is a gentle country song about a mother whose softest place is reserved for her children. With warm harmonies and a slow, heartfelt groove, it honors the way each child lives at the very center of her heart—where every joy, worry, and hope leaves a tender mark she wouldn’t trade for anything.”
Madam Gossiip
Madam Gossip is a 3:29 female-vocal country truth-bomb — I've asked myself so many times answer's still same how does raging fire start from smallest flame from tiny seedling tallest oak tree grows and from calmest breezes hurricane blows and blows, if it gets bigger as it goes along if it seems everything is all wrong.
Lovin' Kind Of Moonshine
Lovin' Kind Of Moonshine is a 2:49 happy country male-vocal pour — something I've known for very long time is there's different kinds of old-fashioned moonshine different strengths different flavors some you swig some you savor, but most important thing is not flavor that you bring or strength of zing it's the sharing.
Woodstock (country)
Woodstock-Country is a 6:11 country Woodstock soul memory — I did not see I do not know but Woodstock lives inside my soul I was too young I could not see first-hand the peace and unity yet I live moments every day songs they sang words they'd say, Jimmi's patriotic throng his own take on our country's song.
Cerulean Sky
Cerulean Sky is a 3:52 country male-vocal blue-sky hymn — gaze upon cerulean sky ever so pleasing to my eye deep blue beauty abounds from above loving intense old-fashioned kind of beauty today that we take for granted no longer does life seem new and enchanted but cerulean skies bring back that feeling.
Good Place
Good Place is a 3:56 country male-vocal comeback — I need to get back to good place after all of hell that I've seen I know where my mind is at now but I'm not quite sure where it's been much like living nightmare it's blur all time that has passed but I must get back to good place and be happy again at last.
Bad News
Bad News is a 3:49 country female-vocal hard-luck anthem — decided to leave and fell down stairs I looked around to see world doesn't care seems no one hears words that I swear that started to make me painful aware, got behind wheel of my car only destination was far should have never hit my breaks at that bar don't hang your hopes on one shiny bright star.
Sit With Me
Sit With Me is a 3:16 country healing prayer — will you sit with me while I reel in pain while I hear booming thunder and weather rain while my heart breaks down and my soul cries out will you sit with me while I wallow in doubt, I need no words for my ears to hear no promises made you see.
Karma Does My Bidding For Me
Karma Does My Bidding For Me is a 3:04 country female-vocal release — an eye for an eye won't set you free revenge is not a solution you see I want to be all I can be so karma does my bidding for me, I am set free from harder truths hard knocks I have witnessed from my youth I'll not dirty my hands on what might be I'll let karma do my bidding for me.
Dry-Spell Of Emotion
Dry-Spell Of Emotion is a 3:38 country male-vocal drought-of-the-heart ballad — it seems lately I don't care I don't have thought or notion it's hard to hold on and realize it's dry-spell of emotion, I thought my heart would forever feel that my mind would forever burn that my longing would forever glow and my soul would forever yearn.
Bow-Tied Wishers
Bow-Tied Wishers is a 3:39 country female-vocal mom-and-me moment — suspendered pants and little bow tie puckered lips then let them fly wishes spread throughout sky happy hopes for you and I, mommy holds little hand pride swells for her little man teaching him as only she can his guiding star since he began.
Wonderful You
‘Wonderful You’ is an uplifting country song that celebrates the quiet strength and shining spirit of an extraordinary woman. With bright guitars, steady drums, and a heartfelt chorus, it honors her kindness, grit, and grace—the way she holds everyone together, lights up every room, and never seems to realize just how wonderful she really is.
Lovin' You's The Best Wrong Thing I've Done
Lovin' You's The Best Wrong Thing I've Done is a 5:07 country confessional — I know I've been wrong longer than lifetime bad ya bad choices have become my forte if I could start whole thing over and watch as my bad choices drift away there'd be one thing that I could never want to change one thing I know from which I'd never run I've taken all wrong paths that one man could walk but lovin you's best wrong thing I've done.
Confounded Destiny
Confounded Destiny is a 3:42 country moon-and-sun fable — moon loved sun her brightness beguiled sun was smitten by moon's sleepy smile one would rise while one hid away as day turned to night and night turned to day, confounded these lovers neer shall meet one is destined to wake while other one sleeps.
Intrusive Stones
Intrusive Stones is a 4:24 country life-journey reflection — every time I hit bump hiccup hence to tilt my load I stopped to pick up every stone placed to interrupt my road I need to save these pesky stones ne'er I know reason why yet every one does captivate and cause twinkle in my eye.
A Sad Ol' Country Song
A Sad Ol' Country Song is a fast 3:09 country driving playful male-vocal — I love you but you don't love me different day but same old story my life is not where I want it to be I just wanna go on drinking spree, my dog ran away and my truck blew tire showed up late for work and boss said you're fired just can't find way to catch break and escape nagging heartache.
Whiskey In The Bottle
‘Whiskey In The Bottle’ is a gritty country tune about trying to drown what you can’t forget. With rough‑edged vocals, twangy guitars, and a slow, burning groove, it follows someone staring down an old hurt at the bottom of a glass, hoping each sip will take a little more of the pain away.
Pine Box
Pine Box is a 4:11 country male-vocal reckoning — don't wait till I'm placed in pine box and buried in ground to come around if you didn't need me in your life back then you sure as hell don't now, if we didn't live life of caring take those fake tears you're shedding and just get on with yourself.
BEER
BEER is a 2:43 happy energetic playful country male-vocal crowd anthem — who's there when I shed tear crowd yells BEER, who'll go with me anywhere crowd yells BEER, who doesn't care what I wear crowd yells BEER, or go red in face when I start to swear crowd yells BEER, BEER BEER BEER that's all I wanna hear one I hold so dear my BEER.
