TOP 20 GREATEST COUNTRY LOVE SONGS: SEGMENT 2 OF 4

Welcome back to my second segment of the top 20 greatest country love songs. I do apologize that this page has been taking off now twice. This is not a duplicate and if you properly evaluated the page, you would have noticed that it is different then the first. All 4 segments are different. This is our second part of a four part series. We are scanning through years of great country hits and we have gathered the top 20 country love songs ever made. So grab you a cold drink and enjoy the second part of our countdown. Thanks for your support. We have split these songs in four segments and we are now on our second segment with songs 11-15 on our countdown. If you haven't seen the first segment, just follow the near the bottom of the page. Enjoy.

Our number 15 spot on the countdown goes to Mr. Keith Urban with his hit "Making Memories of Us". The songs was first released on April 5th, 2005. It quickly became a top charting song. The song was written by Rodney Crowell and produced by Dann Huff and Urban himself. The RIAA classified it as "Gold". It was under the label of Capital Records. It hit number one on the country charts and 34 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. It was 5th on the Billboard Contemporary Chart and 22nd on the Billboard Adult Pop Chart.

The number 14 spot on our countdown goes to the wondeful group called "Little Texas". Their song "My Love" hit number one on the country charts and were their only number one hit song. It was first released on January 10th of 1994. This song was off the album titles "Big Time". Warner Bros. was the label. The song was wrote by Porter Howell, Brady Seals, and Tommy Barnes. It was produced James Stroud, Christy DiNapoli, and Doug Grau. The song also was 2nd on the Canadian RPM Country Chart and hit 83rd on the U.S.Top 100.

The number 13 spot goes to the famous duo of Clint Black and Lisa Hartman who created this love of vowels, "When I said I Do". It was written and produced by Clint Black and the label was under RCA. The song hit number one in both the U.S. and Canada on the country charts. It hit 31st on the Billboard Hot 100. It was first released in August of 1999. It was released on a single. The song was very popular when it came out in 1999 and quickly went to number one.

The number 12 song has origins that date back to 1988. His name is Keith Whitley and the song is "When You Say Nothing At All". This song has been song by other artist as well, but nobody topped Whitley's success. He hit number one in the U.S. and Canada country charts with this song that he helped produce with Garth Fundis. The song was written by Paul Overstreet and Don Schlitz. The song was released September 5th, 1988. It was a single off the album "Don't Close Your Eye's". The label was RCA.

The number 11 song goes to a song that was just released a year and a half ago. But they are well deserving and it goes to Lady Antebellum for the song "I Need You Now". The song was first released on January 26th of 2010. It was produced by Paul Worley and sold 481,000 copies in the first week. It has went double platinum. It hit number one on the country charts in the U.S. and went all the way to number 2 on the U.S. chart and Canadian chart. The label is Capitol Nashville. Despite its short time out, it is our number 11 song on out top 20 countdown.

We have now finished the second segment of our top 20 countdown for greatest country love songs. Songs 6-10 will be on the next segment. If you didn't catch the first segment, just follow the link below. There will also be a honorary segment after the last segment comes out for the songs that didn't make the top 20. I want to thank you for your time and be sure to check out our third segment coming soon.