
Welcome to this new country songs on guitar page featuring mixed country artists including Billy Ray Cyrus, Jody Booth, Steve Earle and others. Many of these songs are not really "new" as you'll see but the page has been modified from new country to a mixed country artists page.
There are free chord sheets and video demos to help learn some great tunes and if you need the full tutorial lesson, pick it up for a small fee if required.
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Achy Breaky Heart turned Billy Ray Cyrus into an international star in 1992, but he didn’t write it. Don Von Tress, a hobbyist songwriter, wrote it in 1990, and the Marcy Brothers recorded it first in 1991 under the title “Don’t Tell My Heart.”
When Cyrus heard a demo, he loved it and included it on his debut album, Some Gave All. It was the first Von Tress song cut by a major-label artist. Released as a single in March 1992, it spent five weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard country chart and helped spark the early-90s line-dancing craze.
The album went on to be the best-selling record in the U.S. that year.
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Could Have Been Me was the second single from Billy Ray Cyrus’s debut album, Some Gave All, and it was released in July 1992.
Songwriters Monty Powell and Reed Nielsen wrote it, and they would team up again on another Cyrus single, “Words By Heart,” in 1994. Coming right after the massive success of “Achy Breaky Heart,” it had a lot to live up to. It did, climbing to No. 2 on the country charts.
The song also found an audience overseas, charting in the Netherlands, where it peaked at No. 29. Together, the first two singles helped turn Some Gave All into the best-selling album of 1992 in the U.S.
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Words By Heart was released in January 1994 as the third single from Billy Ray Cyrus’s second album, It Won’t Be the Last. Monty Powell and Reed Nielsen, the same pair behind “Could’ve Been Me,” wrote it. It was the follow-up to “Somebody New.”
The story is about a man who goes back to his parents’ house to pack up his belongings. There, he finds a breakup note tucked in his old letterman jacket, which brings back memories of a lost love.
The record debuted at No. 68 on the Billboard country chart in late January 1994 and went on to peak at No. 12. Charley Randazzo directed the music video.
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The Working Man ... info soon.
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John O'Reily ... info soon.
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My Hometown ... info soon.
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Tonight ... info soon.
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Take Forever ... info soon.
Video lesson, demo and chord sheet in the zip file below.
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I Need A Breather .. info soon.
Full lesson, demo and chord sheet contained in zip file below.
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I Let Her Lie .. info soon.
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Too Much Fun was the standout third single from Daryle Singletary’s 1995 self-titled debut album. The song was a major success in the country music scene, peaking at #4 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.
Written by Curtis Wright and T.J. Knight, the track is a quintessential 90s "neotraditionalist" anthem, celebrating a rowdy night out with Singletary’s rich, baritone delivery. The song helped establish Singletary as a torchbearer for traditional country music during a decade that was leaning increasingly toward pop-country. While there aren't many famous studio covers, it remains a beloved "bar band" standard across the American South.
Trivia fans note that the music video features a high-energy performance that perfectly captures the "honky-tonk" spirit of the era, solidifying Singletary’s reputation as a singer who stayed true to his hardcore country roots.
This one has the four chords G, C, D, and an A played in standard tuning and with a steady down up down up rhythm pattern. Or you can play a double down stroke pattern. There is lead work required in this one.
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Temptation is a powerful, faith-driven single by the Canadian artist Dax, released on January 30, 2026. While it appears as a standalone single, it follows his 2024 album From a Man’s Perspective and continues his successful exploration of the "Country-Rap" genre. Although it is a relatively new release and specific peak chart positions are still settling, Dax's previous works have frequently hit the Billboard Hot Country Songs and Digital Song Sales charts, and "Temptation" immediately trended globally on TikTok and YouTube.
The track focuses on "spiritual warfare" and the internal battle between desire and discipline, a theme Dax describes as a lifelong war rather than a single breaking point. A notable piece of trivia is that the song’s music video, directed by longtime collaborator Logan Meis, features symbolic imagery of "traps" representing ego and lust. Additionally, Dax has shared that his sobriety—specifically his decision to stop drinking—greatly influenced the song's message of self-control.
Play in standard tuning with the chords Em, C, Am, G and an A riffs all through the song. If you we just playing rhythm you would play a down down down up down up for the most part.
Round Here Buzz ... info soon.
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Make A Liar was released by Jackson Dean in September 2025 and later included on his 2026 album Magnolia Sage. Written by Dean alongside Luke Dick and Randy Montana, the song blends contemporary country with blues and old-school soul influences.
Its storyline follows a man who insists he doesn't want a romantic relationship, while secretly hoping someone will prove him wrong. The clever contradiction gives the song its playful, seductive character. Produced by Luke Dick, the recording features a stripped-down arrangement, a prominent bass groove, and Dean's distinctive gravelly vocals.
"Make A Liar" demonstrates Dean's willingness to explore new musical territory while maintaining his rugged country identity.
This one is played with some bass embedded in the rhythm with the chords C, F, G, and Dm in standard tuning. A bit of picking in this with a steady down up down up rhythm pattern.
Good Dogs ... info soon.
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Born Again In Dixieland ... info soon.
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I Feel A Sin Coming On is a fast paced picking number from Jason's 2004 album entitled Sins, Lies And Angels.
The song was released as a single but failed to chart in Canada or the US.
This one is played with the chords G, C, C7, D, D7, A# and an F. Use a root down up down up down up rhythm pattern and repeat. As mentioned, you'll have to fill in some picking here if you're playing this one solo and I give you a few ideas to try in the full tutorial lesson.
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Drink To That All Night ... info soon.
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Beneath My Wheels ... info soon.
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Something About You ... info soon.
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Walking In Memphis ... info soon.
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19 Something ... info soon.
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Wish You Were Here ... info soon.
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High On A Mountaintop ... info soon.
This one I play in standard tuning with some lead work and with a root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern. For chords here you'll need an , E, B7, A and G.

Time Don't Wait ... info soon.
This one is played in standard tuning with either a down down up down up down up pattern or play all down strokes so I split this one up so you could see the difference. Only four chords here with an A, C, D and a G with some picking required in this number.
If Only The Good Die Young ... info soon.
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Carolina When I Die is a heartfelt Southern anthem written and recorded by Patrick Davis, celebrating the deep connection many people feel to their home state. Released in 2015 on the album Heartland, the song blends modern country with Americana influences, featuring warm acoustic instrumentation and sincere storytelling.
Rather than focusing on loss, the lyrics express a lifelong love for the Carolinas and the wish to be remembered there after death. Davis's authentic vocal delivery and vivid imagery have made the song especially popular throughout the Carolinas, where it has become an unofficial regional favorite.
Today, Carolina When I Die stands as one of Patrick Davis's best-known recordings and a touching tribute to Southern pride, family, and the place we call home.
I use a capo on the 5th fret to keep this in the original key. It's played root down up down up down up and repeat rhythm pattern in standard tuning. Some picking in this one as you move through the chords C, F, G6, Am and G.
Takes A Whole Lot Of Liquor To Like Her ... info soon.
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Hard To Leave ... info soon
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Waitin All Day ... info soon.
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Take A Back Road ... info soon.
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Watching You ... info soon.
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Plano Texas Girl ... info soon.
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Small Town Girl ... info soon.
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The Weekend ... info soon.
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What I Didn't Do ... info soon.
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Josephine ... info soon.
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Take Me Home is a soulful, breakout anthem by Texas singer-songwriter Tanner Usrey, featured on his 2023 debut full-length album, Crossing Lines.
Originally released as a single in August 2022, the track quickly became his fastest-growing release, amassing millions of streams and helping him surpass one million monthly listeners on Spotify. While it didn't dominate the mainstream Billboard Hot 100, it became a staple on Texas Country and Americana charts.
The song's emotional depth is highlighted by its production from Beau Bedford and mixing by the legendary Dave Cobb. A touching piece of trivia: the official lyric video was created using photos and videos submitted by Usrey's own fans, turning the song into a shared tribute to the personal meaning of "home."
This one starts with a root down root up down up rhythm pattern, but when the band kicks in the pattern becomes more choppy and a few down strokes in places. Some lead and some riffs in this one with the chords G, D, C, D/Gb, Em and a G6 needed for chords and played in standard tuning.
What Mattered Most ... info soon.
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Chance On Me ... info soon.
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I Never Lie ... info soon.
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Whiskey Kind Of Way ... info soon.
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