It’s likely that a song that may have a special place in your love story might not have made this list. To celebrate the genre’s storied past and present, we’ve gone back in the history books and picked out 50 of the best love songs country music has to offer. But Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood’s long-time friendship turned romance make the couple fierce runner-ups. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill may be country music’s reigning powerhouse couple, celebrating over 20 years of marriage. Though colorful lyrics and a distinctive form of storytelling are at the heart of the genre, country music is filled with real-life love stories, too. I don't need a lot of things I can get by with nothing With all the blessings life can bring I've always needed something But I've got all I want When it comes to loving you You're my only reason You're my only truth I need you like water Like breath, like rain I need you like. And Dan + Shay’s Grammy-winning “Speechless” has been a wedding perennial since its release in 2018. Watch: New Singing Lesson Videos Can Make Anyone A Great Singer. Taylor Swift’s re-telling of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet in “Love Story” has become a modern classic. George Strait’s musical meet-cute “The Chair” is among the King of Country’s biggest hits. The appeal of Johnny Cash’s fiery 1963 hit “Ring of Fire” spans generations. One could even say love songs have seemingly helped to define the careers of many of the format’s biggest stars. Whether it’s about finding your soulmate, realizing the one you love has been there all along or, heartbreakingly, unrequited love, country music is filled with tunes reminding us that love is real. Over the course of the genre’s history, country music has had more than its share of sweet, romantic moments.

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