It’s a struggle sometimes when we can’t escape someone. He knows he has to move on and find someone new, but he just can’t let the fire that burns for his former lover go. He can’t let go of the feeling that felt so good when he was with her. A Fire I Can’t Put Out sees George playing the role of a guy that can’t let the memory of a woman escape him. Here is another classic song about a woman from George. There isn’t a more authentic guy to do that in country today. George often uses this song to end his show and in the right setting he’ll do a lap around the arena on a horse and wave goodbye to the fans. He and his gal have been through it all and they just can’t work things out. The song The Cowboy Rides Away is about a cowboy riding away from a failed relationship. He loves his ranch and he loves roping with his son. Sure the song is about a love affair, but it’s a fun affair.
The swinging beat makes you want to get up and dance around the room. The song is all about having a good time. George can kick out the fun, up tempo song every once and a while and he did so with We Really Shouldn’t Be Doing This. A familiar song topic with a fresh, unique approach. He’s asking anybody around to tell him something bad about Tulsa so he won’t go back into her arms again. He just can’t bring himself to get over her though. The song is about a guy that knows he needs to end things officially with a girl back in Tulsa.
BABY BLUE SONG GEORGE STRAIT CRACK
The song failed to crack into the top ten on the charts, but it’s so well written and executed I had to include it on this list. I believe Tell Me Something Bad About Tulsa is a hidden gem in George’s collection of hit songs. I remember loving this one as a kid.Īdalida 48.
BABY BLUE SONG GEORGE STRAIT FULL
It’s completely full of hooks and fun lyrics. Every artist has to have the namesake song about a woman and this is one of George’s. This song is rip-roaring and full throttle through to the last note. George cranked up the twang even for him on this fun song. The main guy hears all of this and at the end call his wife and thanks her for everything. His wife left him and he just can’t get over his disappointment in life.
It’s about a guy that has a chat with another guy in a bar one night. The song is great besides that point also. You can’t have a true #1’s album with all the tracks hitting the top.
I Hate Everything was the only single off George’s 50 Number Ones album and of course the guys marketing the song had to make sure it came in as #51. This song was destined to become a number one hit no matter what. I’ll do my best to back it up, but please chime in with your own thoughts. I thought it necessary to rank the best George Strait songs of all time. I love making lists as you can see from the sidebar. Recently he started writing songs again with his son, Bubba, and a few of them showed up on the last album. It seems though he’s always looking for the next challenge. What does the future hold for George Strait? I have no idea. He’s the master at finding ways to make songs appealing while still allowing himself to sing them live so they’re recognizable to fans. George looks to record songs with catchy melodies that have even more meat when you look at the lyrics. That simple approach is a huge revelation. What I love about George’s mentality (and it appears to have never changed) is he wants to record songs in a fashion that allows him to sing them nearly perfect during live shows. George Strait’s been able to consistently record and release the best country music for 30 or so years now and he’s showing no signs of letting up. Ok – you don’t have to agree he’s the best, but he is my personal favorite country artist of all time. I’ll say it again and again – he’s the best.
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