A Better Man Clint Black & More

A Better Man was the first single from Clint's debut album Killin' Time from 1989.

This was a #1 hit for Clint and put him in the company of Freddie Fender who was another artist whose first single went straight to #1. There is a great video for this one and was also Clint's first music video.

Download the free Better Man Clint Black lyrics below.

A Good Run Of Bad Luck from Clint Black was released in 1994 as the lead single from his album "No Time to Kill". The song was written by Clint Black and Hayden Nicholas.

The song is an up-tempo country-rock track that tells the story of a man who is experiencing a string of good luck after a long period of bad luck. The lyrics describe the character's newfound confidence and sense of freedom as he takes chances and enjoys the ride. The chorus proclaims, "I've had a good run of bad luck; I've got a good chance to mess it up".

Musically, "A Good Run of Bad Luck" features electric guitar riffs and a driving rhythm section, as well as Black's signature vocals. The song has a catchy, upbeat melody that has made it a fan favorite.

The song was a commercial success, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in the US. It also charted in Canada, reaching number six on the RPM Country Tracks chart. The song earned Black a nomination for the Best Country Vocal Performance, Male at the 1995 Grammy Awards.

The song's popularity has led to its use in various films, television shows, and commercials over the years. It has also been covered by other artists, including Reba McEntire and Sawyer Brown.

Killin Time was one of five singles that was released from that album of the same name back in 1989.

This was his 2nd single from the album and it, like A Better Man, also went to #1 on the US country charts. The guy in the music video dancing in front of Clint at the 2:50 mark is not George Strait as many people believe.

This is actually Clint's older brother Brain Black. Download the free Killing Time Clink Black lyrics below.

Milk And Cookies, whose real title is actually Til Santa's Gone, is a track from Clint's 1995 album Looking For Christmas.

This track was never released as a single.

Nobody's Home was one of five singles from Clint's debut album Killin Time and was his 3rd #1 from that album in both the US and Canada. This song had no music video produced.

There were four #1's with the other one being Walkin Away. I may have to do a lesson on this one at some point.

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Nothin But The Taillights was a song from the 1998 album of the same name and it was a #1 hit in both the Us and Canada.

Steve Wariner co-wrote this one with Clint Black. This was Clint's eleventh #1 hit.

Something That We Do hails from the 1997 album Nothin But the Taillights and this song hit #2 in the US and #4 in Canada. Clint co-wrote this one with Skip Ewing.

They play this one with open D tuning and a capo on the 5th. Clint also helped direct this music video.

The Gulf Of Mexico was not released as a single from Clint Black but is a track on his 1990 album Put Yourself In My Shoes.

Four singles were released scoring two #1 hits and two top tens, but this track was not selected.

Wherever You Go was one of five singles from the 1994 album One Emotion and reached #3 in the US and #4 in Canada.

Summer's Comin was the #1 hit and the other three songs were top 5 hits.