George Strait Greatest Hits Songs
For The Acoustic

The Fireman has an up tempo beat and came out in 1985 from the album "Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind".

The song was a #10 hit in Canada and a #5 hit in the US.

The Nerve is a song written by Bobby Braddock and appeared on George Strait's 1997 album Carrying You Love With Me.

The song was never released as a single.

Three Nails And A Cross hails from the "Here or A Good Time" album which was released in 2011.

George co-wrote this song with his son, Dean Dillon and Bobby Boyd.

Troubadour was a single release back in 2008 from the album of the same name. Country singer Vince Gill sang backup vocals on the song which reached #7 on the country charts in the US and #3 in Canada. A music video was created for the single. 

Below you'll find my George Strait Troubadour guitar chords listed and as a free chord sheet. There is also a full George Strait troubadour guitar lesson available on video for a small fee. 

Unwound was released in 1981 and was his debut career single from the album Strait Country. It never reached #1 but it did make it to #6. And that will draw radio play and exposure, which of course it sure did.

The song was actually written for Johnny Paycheck, but he was in jail at the time. So Blake Mervis managed to get the song for George. And since then, Dean Dillon has helped write more than 40 George Strait songs. Imagine if Paycheck was not in jail that day.

Where Have I Been All My Life can be found on the 2009 album entitled "Twang".

Wrapped was written by Bruce Robison (brother of Texan artist Charlie Robison) and recorded his own version for this song. George Strait picked up the song for his album "It Just Come Natural" and had a #2 hit with his version.

Kelly Willis also covered the song.

Write This Down was released the album "Always Never The Same" in 1999 as the 2nd single.

It was the 35th #1 country song from George Strait and crossed over to #27 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The song also hit #1 in Canada.

You Look So Good In Love was the first music video put out by George Strait in 1983. He didn't like the final result and refused to do music videos for several years because of the slow pace of this one.

The song was a #1 country hit when it was released from his album Right Or Wrong.

You'll Be There was a #4 hit for George Strait pure country back in 2005 from his album "Somewhere Down In Texas".

The song was written by Cory Mayo.