Country Songs

Morgan Wallen has often played a forlorn lover in songs but "Last Thing You Need" cuts differently.

Break out the tissues: Here are the saddest country songs of all time.

Riley Green's still chasing one big dream in country music, and it means everything because of the people who got him here.

The gospel single celebrates living away from the city with an authenticity most would be nervous to reveal.

Shelton and Hardy intersect over specific, authentic and celebratory songs about life out in the country.

Lady A had no idea how much they would need this song.

Luke Bryan almost killed his biggest hit over one lyric he thought was way too cheesy for country radio.

Trying to become a better person isn't always a straight path. “The Seeker” captures the struggle of knowing your shortcomings and still searching for a way forward.

Brothers Osborne keeps their backstage demands refreshingly low key, sticking to energy drinks, liquor, and enough candy to fuel a tour bus full of road warriors.

An old man’s unwavering faith offers comfort in one of Brooks & Dunn’s most moving songs, reminding us why the hope of a reunion can mean so much after loss.

Sometimes, love isn’t enough to make a difficult choice easier. Dolly Parton’s “But You Know I Love You” captures the heartache of pursuing a dream when it means time away from the people who matter most.

Chris Stapleton just hit a massive streaming milestone with his second billion-stream song on Spotify, joining an ultra-exclusive country club.