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A compilation featuring all of Clay Walker's best songs and biggest hits! Also available on SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/2T8Ttna Connect with Clay: http://Ins...
- “Dreaming with My Eyes Open”
- “She Won’T Be Lonely Long”
- “The Chain of Love”
- “I Can’T Sleep”
- “If I Could Make A Living”
- “Hypnotize The Moon”
- “What’s It to You”
- “Fall”
- “Live Until I Die”
- “This Woman and This Man”
Written by Tony Arata
The up-tempo “Dreaming With My Eyes Open” delivers a message of looking ahead and living life to the fullest. It was the last single from Walker’s self-titled debut album in 1994, becoming his third No.1 song on the Billboard Hot Country Songschart. The song also appeared on the soundtrack for the movie “The Thing Called Love,” which starred Sandra Bullock and River Phoenix.
Written by Galen Griffin, Doug Johnson, Phil O’Donnell
Walker warns about the revenge of a woman scorned on the title track of his ninth studio album, She Won’t Be Lonely Long. The playful track is an anthem for newly single women hitting the town after a breakup, telling guys, “if she’s lonely now, she won’t be lonely long.” The song cracked the top five of the Billboard Hot Country Songschart, peaking at No. 4 in 2010.
Written by Rory Feek, Jonnie Barnett
“The Chain of Love” is a poignant narrative about paying it forward and watching it come full circle. In the chorus, Walker ties the stories of each character together by saying, “You don’t owe me a thing / I’ve been there too / And someone once helped me out / Just the way I’m helping you / If you really wanna pay me back / Here’s what you do / Don’t let the chain of love end with you.” The song from Walker’s Live, Laugh, Love album was his 13th top ten single, peaking at No. 3 on the Billbo...
Written by Clay Walker, Chely Wright
Walker showcases his versatility with his falsetto range on “I Can’t Sleep,” hitting a powerful high note at the end of the song. The second single from Walker’s album A Few Questionsfeatures Chely Wright on background vocals, who also co-wrote the track. The song ended up being another Top Ten single, reaching No. 9 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in 2004.
Written by Alan Jackson, Keith Stegall, Roger Murrah
“If I Could Make a Living” is the title track of Walker’s second album and was co-written by Alan Jackson. Walker professes his love in this up-tempo song by pondering the idea, “If I could make a livin’ out of lovin’ you / I’d be a millionaire in a week or two / I’d be doin’ what I love and lovin’ what I do / If I could make a livin’ out of lovin’ you.” It became Walker’s fourth No.1 single, hitting the top of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in 1994.
Written by Steve Dorff, Eric Kaz
The title track and second single from Walker’s third album Hypnotize the Moon showcases Walker’s romantic charm. He describes how he’s impacted by his love interest, telling the listener “The magic filled the night / She touched my soul like no one else / Yes, the way that woman made me feel / Left me talking to myself.” Walker hypnotized listeners too, taking the song to the No. 2 spot on the Billboard Hot Country Songschart.
Written by Robert Ellis Orrall, Curtis Wright
Walker broke into the country music scene full throttle with the debut single from his self-titled album. He brought his powerful vocals and infectious energy to the track, where he defines love as “the rhythm of two hearts beating / Poundin’ out a message steady and true.” He then turns the tables and begs his love interest to tell him what she’s feeling and asks what love is to her. Not only was it Walker’s debut single, but it turned out to be his first No.1 song as well.
Written by Sonny LeMaire, Shane Minor, Clay Mills
“Fall” starts off with Walker’s signature enticing drawl and slowly builds into a comforting place to land after a rough day. The chorus explodes into a showcase of the high end of Walker’s vocal range before settling back into that soft place to fall. The song was the title track of Walker’s 8th studio album and it reached No.5 on the Billboard Hot Country Songschart.
Written by Clay Walker
Walker penned his second single, “Live Until I Die,” by himself and created an autobiography of sorts. The Beaumont, Texas native lived a simple life growing up in a rural area that created fond memories during his childhood. The song talks about being grateful for the things that money can’t buy and enjoying life for however long we’re on this Earth. The personal narrative resonated with listeners, becoming Walker’s second No.1 song.
Written by Jeff Pennig, Michael Lunn
Walker brings a hint of R&B to “This Woman and This Man,” which tells the story of a couple on the verge of coming apart at the seams. One half of the pair is trying to find a way to hold on, pleading that it’s easier than it seems, asking “Have we lost the key to an open door?” The heartbreaking ballad showcases Walker’s passion, vocal range, and ability to deliver a relatable narrative authentically. The second single from his If I Could Make a Living album became Walker’s fifth No.1 single.
10 de jul. de 2021 · Still, the cowboy sweetheart continues to remain true to his vision, even while experimenting with his style. Below, we count down the 10 best Clay Walker songs of all-time. 10. Live Until I Die (Clay Walker Album)
12 de may. de 2023 · 1. “Dreaming With My Eyes Open” Clay Walker’s classic country hit “Dreaming With My Eyes Open” is an absolute masterpiece and one of the greatest songs of all time. It captures the essence of heartache and hope, with a simple yet beautiful melody that will stay in your memory for days.
Some of country music star Clay Walker's biggest hits
Photo: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com. These 10 Clay Walker Songs That Will Make You Feel Good are defined by heartfelt stories showcasing people’s doing good things. It’s a pretty easy argument to make when all one has to do is listen to the proof provided below in the song’s lyrics and beautiful melodies.
20 de jul. de 2010 · Top 10 by Clay Walker released in 2010. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
