Country newcomer Joel Crouse's 'Why God Made Love Songs' lyric video offers a distinct, hometown flavor. Warm images of Anywhere, U.S.A. flash the lyrics of the second single from an upcoming project. The song is the follow-up to 'If You Want Some.'
Billy Currington's anthemic 'We Are Tonight' lyrics are all about summer nights, the freedom of Fridays and a beautiful girl. While it's clearly a hot weather, feel-good song, the inspiration behind it may surprise you.
Love can be found in the strangest places, including the back of a cop car. That's why Keith Urban's 'Cop Car' lyrics are so intriguing -- and the best part? Co-songwriter Sam Hunt tells Taste of Country that the song, for the most part, is a true story.
Following up a No. 1 single is a challenge for any new artist, but Parmalee feel pretty confident about their chances with 'Close Your Eyes.' The track from the group's new 'Feels Like Carolina' album was a no-brainer. In this video premiering exclusively on Taste of Country, singer Matt Thomas says he fell for it the moment he heard it.
Frankie Ballard's 'Helluva Life' lyrics are twofold. The song, which will live on his upcoming album 'Sunshine & Whiskey,' strikes a balance between accepting a disappointment, all the while appreciating what you have.
Even the rowdier Dierks Bentley lyrics dig deeper than most of what you'll find on country music radio these days. The singer and songwriter is know for hell-raisers like '5-1-5-0' and 'Free and Easy,' plus ballads like 'Long Trip Alone' and 'Every Mile a Memory.' All four of these songs just missed making this list of hi
Kacey Musgraves' 'Follow Your Arrow' lyrics have an interesting and artistic origin. They started out as a poem the country star penned for a close friend and developed into a song from 'Same Trailer Different Park,' and her fans are relating to the track on a deep and personal level.
Rodney Atkins is readying new music, and has already released a single from his upcoming album. 'Doin' It Right' is at radio now, and the singer wants to share the official lyric video with fans first via a Taste of Country exclusive premiere.
Billy Currington's lyrics are absolute originals. He's carved a niche for himself with songs that explore a carefree man's life on the beach, in a bar, or with his friends on the front porch. The singer has always managed to stay on the safe side of silly, yet many of his best lyrics have provided the loudest laughs of the last decade in country music.