Travis Tritt Best Songs
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It Was Worth Every Mile or as the official title is called, Worth Every Mile, was one of five singles from Tritt's 3rd album in 1992 called T-R-U-O-B-L-E.

This song went on to peak at #30 in the US and #52 in Canada.

Just Too Tired To Fight It is a track from the Down The Road I Go album released in the fall of 2000.

This song was not one of the singles from the album.

Lord Have Mercy On The Working Man was a top 10 from Travis Tritt from his album T-R-U-O-B-L-E when it was released in 1992 reaching #5 in the US.

The song hit #10 in Canada as well.

Love Of A Woman is a track from the 2000 album by Travis Tritt entitled Dow The Road I Go.

This song hit #2 in the US.

More Than You'll Ever Know is from the 1996 album The Restless Kind. This was about the time that Travis hit a bit of a dry spell for a few years as his previous #1 was in 1994 and his next #1 would not be until 2000. This song did well reaching #3 in the US and #7 in Canada. But his next top 10 would not show up until 2000.

Nothing Short Of Dying was a single from the 1991 album It's All About To Change.

This song was a top 10 hits reaching #4 in the US and #7 in Canada.

Only You, like the song below, was only one of two singles from the Greatest Hits album from 1995 by Travis Tritt.

So how does a song that was never released get onto a greatest hits album? Anyhow this song reached #51 in the US and #28 in Canada.

Someone For Me is a track from the 1991 album It's All About To Change.

Several singles were released from this album but this song was not one of them.

Sometimes She Forgets was a track from Travi Tritt's Greatest Hits album released in 1995. This song was not a prior single but got released from this album.

The song did well and hit #7 in the US and #6 in Canada.

Southbound Train is a track from the Down The Road I Go released in 2000.

This is a fast driving song but was never release as a single.

The Pressure Is On is actually a Hank Williams Jr song which Travis decided to put on his 2013 album The Calm After album.

The song was never released as a single.

T-R-O-U-B-L-E was the track from the album of the same name from 1992.

This one was a top 20 for Travis Tritt reaching #13 in the US and #17 in Canada.