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The 50 Country Songs That Need To Be On Your Summer Playlist

It's windows down, music loud season.

Madison Hahnen
May 09, 2017
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The 50 Country Songs That Need To Be On Your Summer Playlist
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It's that time of year again. The time where you can drive by the beach with your friends jamming to music with the windows rolled down. These are the 50 country songs that NEED to be on your playlist this summer.

DISCLAIMER: All these songs came out within the last year, there are obviously classics you need to have on there in order to have a proper jam session.

1. Body Like A Back Road- Sam Hunt

2. The Fighter- Keith Urban ft. Carrie Underwood

3. Hurricane- Luke Combs

4. Craving You- Thomas Rhett ft. Maren Morris

5. God, Your Mama, and Me- Florida Georgia Line

6. Dirt On My Boots- John Pardi

7. You Look Good- Lady Antebellum

8. Drinkin' Problem- Midland

9. Flatliner- Cole Swindell ft. Dierks Bentley

10. Hometown Girl- Josh Turner

11. No Such Thing As A Broken Heart- Old Dominion

12. My Girl- Dylan Scott

13. Yeah Boy- Kelsea Ballerini

14. Every Time I Hear That Song- Blake Shelton

15. May We All- Florida Georgia Line

16. Humble and Kind- Tim McGraw

17. How Not To- Dan and Shay

18. Fast- Luke Bryan

19. Yours If You Want It- Rascal Flatts

20. Road Less Traveled- Lauren Alaina

21. Do I Make You Wanna- Billy Currington

22. Bar At The End Of The World- Kenny Chesney

23. Last Time For Everything- Brad Paisley

24. Wanna Be That Song- Brett Eldredge

25. Star Of The Show- Thomas Rhett

26. Different For Girls- Dierks Bentley

27. Dirty Laundry- Carrie Underwood

28. Seein' Red- Dustin Lynch

29. Setting The World On Fire- Kenny Chesney

30. Lights Come On- Jason Aldean

31. Song For Another Time- Old Dominion

32. Woke Up In Nashville- Seth Ennis

33. Think A Little Less- Michael Ray

34. Sober Saturday Night- Chris Young

35. Black- Dierks Bentley

36. In Case You Didn't Know- Brett Young

37. City Girl- Ryan Hurd

38. Dirt Road In 'Em- Aaron Pritchett

39. Used To Love You Sober- Kane Brown

40. All Alright- Lindsay Ell

41. Ain't Startin Tonight- LOCASH

42. I Got This- George Canyon

43. Stompin' Ground- Tim Hicks

44. Somethin' We Shouldn't Do- Chad Brownlee

45. Two Black X's- Dylan Schneider

46. Home Alone Tonight- Luke Bryan and Karen Fairchild

47. Night's On Fire- David Nail

48. Yours- Russell Dickerson

49. Love Drunk- Steve Moakler

50. Autograph- Dallas Smith

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