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- Outlaw State of Mind. The second-to-last song on Traveller found Stapleton mining his own autobiography for this gritty slab of country rock. Letting the lyrics pour out of him - learning to play on his dad’s old Gibson guitar, a snakeskin guitar strap his friend made for him, a dark coal mine, a dog, a knife – he magically weaves each one together like a trippy memory association game.
- Starting Over. Written with his SteelDrivers bandmate Mike Henderson, Stapleton wiped all his social media pages clean before sharing the title track from his fourth album.
- Sometimes I Cry. Written on a mandolin – an instrument that he admits he still can’t really play - in the old EMI writer rooms where he started out as a songwriter, Traveller’s closer is a belting country soul break-up ballad in which he lets on that it’s actually him who does most of the weeping around here.
- Broken Halos. Inspired by a chapter in Keith Richards’ autobiography, and by "people who have passed away before their time", this heartfelt spiritual from his second studio album picked up a Grammy award and a brace of CMA awards in 2018.
- "Whiskey and You" Stapleton and Lee Thomas Miller co-wrote practically perfect lyrics for this song, but it's Stapleton's aching delivery and sparse melody that really sells "Whiskey and You."
- "Fire Away" Love isn't always easy; in fact, quite often, it's tough, whether due to external circumstances or internal turmoil. "Fire Away," from Stapleton's debut album, Traveller, is a profession of support even in those hardest of times: "Honey, load up your questions / And pick up your sticks and your stones / And pretend I'm a shelter for heartaches / That don't have a home / Choose the words that cut like a razor / And all that I'll say / Is fire away ..."
- "Parachute" The only Stapleton single to grace this Top 10 list (what can we say, we're fans of the deep cuts!) , "Parachute" is one of Stapleton's most upbeat songs -- and certainly his most upbeat love song.
- "Second One to Know" "Second One to Know" rocks, pure and simple. By the time Stapleton released this track, to promote his 2017 album From A Room: Vol.
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Feb 26, 2024 · Explore this curated list of the best songs by Chris Stapleton, including hits like Tennessee Whiskey and deeper cuts like Fire Away -- ranked by fans.
The Best Chris Stapleton Songs. Playlist • Holler • 2021. 1.4K views • 15 tracks • 1 hour, 3 minutes. Whiskey and You. Chris Stapleton. 3:56. Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore. Chris...
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Nov 9, 2023 · “Fire Away” “Parachute” “Broken Halos” “Millionaire” “Might as Well Get Stoned” “Traveller” “I Was Wrong” “Second One to Know” “Whiskey and You” “Either Way” “Outlaw State of Mind” “Death Row” “What Are You Listening To?” “The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy” “Starting Over” “When I’m with You” “Hard Livin'” “Cold”
Jul 20, 2017 · Chris Stapleton’s 10 Best Songs: Critic’s Picks. Here's a list of the top 10 best Chris Stapleton songs to date.
