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    Ranking All 81 Luke Combs Songs From “Worst” To Best

    Brennen KellyBy Brennen KellyFebruary 9, 2024 Rankings
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    Luke Combs has established himself as one of the premier acts in country music along side of giants such as Morgan Wallen and Zach Bryan. With 17 #1 hits and over two dozen platinum singles, Combs has proven to be an absolute powerhouse since his debut in 2014.

    With that being said, there have been a lot of hits (and a few misses) along the way for the Beautiful Crazy singer. There have been 81 officially released songs by Combs as the lead artist, ranging from his #1 hits to a track from the animated film, The Angry Birds Movie 2.

    Here are all 81 songs ranked worst to best.

    81. Let’s Just Be Friends (From “The Angry Birds Movie 2”)

    80. South On Ya

    79. Blue Collar Boys

    78. Out There

    77. Ain’t Far From It

    76. Beer Can

    75. The Way She Rides

    74. My Kinda Folk

    73. Don’t Tempt Me

    72. Let the Moonshine

    71. Any Given Friday Night

    70. Better Back When

    69. All Over Again

    68. Middle of Somewhere

    67. The Other Guy

    66. On the Other Line

    65. New Every Day

    64. Cold As You

    63. Tomorrow Me

    62. Call Me

    61. A Long Way

    60. Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old

    59. Can I Get an Outlaw

    58. Houston, We Got a Problem

    57. Tattoo on a Sunburn

    56. Dive

    55. What You See Is What You Get

    54. Used to You

    53. Reasons

    52. See Me Now

    51. Used To Wish I Was

    50. Nothing Like You

    49. Must’ve Never Met You

    48. Six Feet Apart

    47. Moon Over Mexico

    46. Every Little Bit Helps

    45. Sheriff You Want To

    44. Better Together

    43. Doin’ This

    43. A Song Was Born

    42. Angels Workin’ Overtime

    40. Going, Going, Gone

    39. The Beer, the Band, and the Barstool

    38. Greystone Chapel

    37. Fox in the Henhouse

    36. 5 Leaf Clover

    35. Back 40 Back

    34. Hurricane

    33. Still

    32. She Got the Best of Me

    31. Lonely One

    30. Hannah Ford Road

    29. The Part

    28. Lovin’ on You

    27. My Song Will Never Die

    26. I Know She Ain’t Ready

    25. The Kind of Love We Make

    24. Memories Are Made Of

    23. You Found Yours

    22. Dear Today

    21. Does to Me (feat. Eric Church)

    20. Honky Tonk Highway

    19. Take You With Me

    18. Joe

    17. Beer Never Broke My Heart

    16. Be Careful What You Wish For

    15. Forever After All

    14. Even Though I’m Leaving

    13. 1, 2 Many (feat. Brooks & Dunn)

    12. Beautiful Crazy

    11. Fast Car

    It feels like I’m cheating putting a cover of one of the best songs ever written in the top 10; however, it’s hard to ignore how impactful this song has been for both Combs and Tracy Chapman.

    While I wouldn’t say it surpasses the masterpiece that the original is, it is a fantastic cover. There’s a bit more production present compared to the original, but it serves the song well without being distracting. Chapman’s poignant lyrics and Combs vocals shine through the added instrumentation and ultimately make this song a worthy cover.

    I know it might seem crazy to put it this high, but as someone who’s been a fan of the song long before Combs covered it, I truly think that it deserves the placement. The cover comes from a place of love and respect for Chapman and the song, and it absolutely shows here.

    10. Outrunnin’ Your Memory (feat. Miranda Lambert)

    I’m of the opinion that everything that Miranda Lambert touches turns to gold, and Outrunnin’ Your Memory is no exception to this rule.

    This is the first and only duet Combs has released with a female singer, and it sounds incredible. His and Lambert’s vocals pair incredibly well on the chorus. I particularly love the way that the two trade off lines and harmonize on the second verse before diving into the chorus.

    Conceptually, it’s a pretty straightforward song about thinking about your ex, but Combs and Lamberts’ delivery coupled with some fantastic inclusions of steel throughout make Outrunnin’ Your Memory a joy to listen to, especially if you’re a fan of both artists.

    9. One Number Away

    As a huge John Mayer fan, referencing him in the first verse automatically gives this song a bonus point. Jokes aside, One Number Away is one of the strongest songs from Combs from a melodic standpoint.

    The way he builds up from the pre-chorus to the chorus feels so satisfying.Once the chorus kicks in, the strong melody and vocal runs from Combs simply beg you to sing along with it.

    8. When It Rains It Pours

    When It Rains It Pours feels like an early 2000s country song in the best way possible. It sounds very reminiscent of funny, early tracks from Brad Paisley such as I’m Gonna Miss Her.

    Conceptually, the song is implausible and admittedly kind of dumb: a guy begins winning prizes, scratch-off tickets, getting numbers at Hooters all because he broke up with his ex. That being said, it’s the perfect dumb country song. It takes a relatable concept (a breakup) and builds a fun albeit implausible story around it.

    You can easily nitpick this song to death, but what does it accomplish? It’s a type of dumb fun you don’t see too much nowadays in a genre that is oversaturated with self-serious ballads and overly-sentimental love songs.

    7. The Great Divide (feat. Billy Strings)

    Released in February 2021, The Great Divide feels like one of those songs that are going to age incredibly well. In a country that seems more politically divided by the day, the track will ultimately be as relevant in ten years as it was during its release.

    Accompanied by some brilliant guitar work by Billy Strings, The Great Divide has an incredibly gothic bluegrass instrumentation.The instrumentation is contrasted by beautifully by a timely, encouraging message: find common ground and unite.

    6. Refrigerator Door

    Refrigerator Door feels like a songwriting exercise come to life for Combs and co-writer, Jordan Brooker. Building a song around all of the memories and everyday things found on your average refrigerator is so brilliantly simple, and most importantly, so country.

    In my mind, there’s few things that exemplify country music better than taking something as mundane and relatable as having photos on a refrigerator door and crafting a narrative around it.

    5. Without You (feat. Amanda Shires)

    Combs’ humility is something that has always attracted me to his songs, especially regarding his deep cuts. Without You is no exception to this.

    I’m a sucker for an evolving chorus in country song, and Without You does this perfectly. While the lyrics themselves don’t change, the way they’re framed does. Combs, along with co-writers, Wyatt Durrettee and Dan Isbell, does an incredible job re-framing the chorus with each accompanying verse.

    He opens the song reflecting on his family’s support in the first verse, switches to praising his wife for the sacrifices she makes in their relationship, then closes by thanking his fans and everyone who comes out to his shows. It’s subtle, but the constant re-framing of chorus is such an excellent touch.

    4. I Got Away With You

    It’s no stretch to say that Combs has made a name for himself with his ballads. Whether it’s Beautiful Crazy, Forever After All or Better Together, some of his biggest hits to date have fallen into the archetype. With that being said, I’ve always viewed I Got Away With You as the most underrated of all of Combs’ love songs.

    There’s something unique about the way Combs frames the song. In the chorus, he likens himself to a criminal the way he “got away” with his love. The contrast between him likening himself to a criminal and comparing his wife to the Mona Lisa and the Crown Jewels is a unique way to express the fact that he doesn’t think he deserves her.

    3. Love You Anyway

    Love You Anyway is the most unique ballad from Combs to me. While it’s clear that it’s about how much he loves his wife. The way he frames the song, almost in a negative light, is fascinating.

    Lines such as “If your kiss turned me to stone, I’d be a statue standing tall in Ancient Rome” and “Even if I knew the day we met you’d be the reason this heart breaks, I’d love you anyway“ is such a romantic yet macabre way to express your love.

    2. This One’s For You

    The title track of Combs’ debut 2017 album remains one of the most sincere songs he’s written to date. This One’s for You feels like the perfect centerpiece for a debut album.

    Much like Without You, the track ultimately feels like a love letter to everyone who helped Combs along the way and made the album possible for him. Instead of singling out specific people, the song feels more like a thank you to everyone: his family, friends, family and those lost along the way. It feels broad in the best possible way.

    1. Where the Wild Things Are

    When I first heard Where the Wild Things Are, I knew it was going to be one of my favorite songs from Combs. Bearing strong similarities to Cody Jinks’ David, the track is an emotional gut punch.

    Written by Dave Turnbull and Randy Montana, Where the Wild Things Are takes its time building up the relationship between Combs and his fictional brother here, packing the song with a lot of great imagery and world building throughout.

    The final chorus is one of my favorite moments in any song from 2023. Combs’ powerful vocal runs when he sings, “Them Indian Scouts, man, they’re build for speed. They said he hit that guardrail at half past three” gives me the chills nearly every time I listen to it. Like any form of media, a good twist has to catch you off guard, and Where the Wild Things Are’s did just that.

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