50 Best Country Songs About Voices

Best Country Songs on Voices

There’s a strange pull in songs that lean into voices. Sometimes it’s literal, the sound of someone calling across a room or whispering through static. Other times it feels closer to memory, a voice in your head that refuses to quiet down. Country artists tend to play in that space with no rush to tie things up neatly. A drawl can hang in the air long after the line is gone, turning into something heavier than the lyric itself.

Not every track lands straight on the theme, though they still belong here. Think about how pop, rock, country, and R&B songs often circle the same kind of obsession with hearing someone again, even when the song isn’t naming it directly. A lot of country ballads sit in that blurry middle, where the singer is talking to an absence, filling silence with the echo of someone no longer around. The voice takes on weight and shape even when it’s imagined.

These picks move between tenderness, grit, and that kind of uneasy nostalgia that comes when sound feels bigger than words. They’re not tidy singalongs, and that’s the point. Some of these songs may not be literally tied to voices, but the mood threads through anyway. Here are the best country songs on voices.

1. 'Voices' by Chris Young

2. 'Southern Voice' by Tim McGraw

3. 'Whiskey Lullaby' by Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss

4. 'The Voice' by The Moody Blues

5. 'I Hear a Symphony' by Zac Brown Band

6. 'The Weight of the Badge' by George Strait

7. 'I've Got a Voice' by Kacey Musgraves

8. 'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' by Elvis Presley

9. 'Listen to the Sound' by Jason Aldean

10. 'Speak to a Girl' by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill

11. 'Don't Close Your Eyes' by Keith Whitley

12. 'The Gambler' by Kenny Rogers

13. 'You've Got a Friend in Me' by Randy Newman

14. 'Red Ragtop' by Tim McGraw

15. 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia' by The Charlie Daniels Band

16. 'The House That Built Me' by Miranda Lambert

17. 'You Say' by Lauren Daigle

18. 'I Hope You Dance' by Lee Ann Womack

19. 'He's Got a Way With Words' by Blake Shelton

20. 'When You Say Nothing at All' by Alison Krauss & Union Station

21. 'You Look So Good in Love' by George Strait

22. 'To Beat the Devil' by Johnny Cash

23. 'Conversation' by Ray Charles

24. 'What's Your Country Song' by Thomas Rhett

25. 'Just a Conversation' by Willie Nelson

26. 'I'll Be Your Voice' by Blake Shelton

27. 'Mama's Song' by Carrie Underwood

28. 'Speechless' by Dan + Shay

29. 'I Can Still Hear Her Voice' by Jason Isbell

30. 'The Sound of Silence' by Simon & Garfunkel

31. 'The Sounds of a Dream' by The Judds

32. 'The Sound of a Heartbreak' by Reba McEntire

33. 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere' by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett

34. 'The Guitar' by Guy Clark

35. 'The Story of a Dream' by Johnny Cash

36. 'The Sounds of the Silence' by Loretta Lynn

37. 'The Sound of Your Voice' by Eric Church

38. 'A Conversation with God' by Trace Adkins

39. 'My Father's Hands' by Holly Williams

40. 'Humble and Kind' by Tim McGraw

41. 'You Don't Have to Say You Love Me' by Elvis Presley

42. 'The Sound of a Memory' by Merle Haggard

43. 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' by John Denver

44. 'Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue' by Crystal Gayle

45. 'The Conversation' by Alabama

46. 'I'll Be There' by George Jones

47. 'Hello Darlin'' by Conway Twitty

48. 'I Don't Wanna Live Without You' by The Oak Ridge Boys

49. 'The Long Black Veil' by Johnny Cash

50. 'Go Rest High on That Mountain' by Vince Gill