Complete List Of Miranda Lambert Songs From A to Z

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Miranda Lambert’s refusal to follow a prescribed Nashville formula defined her career before it truly began. An early recording session in Music City left her dissatisfied with the suggested pop direction, so she returned to Texas determined to write her own material. She taught herself guitar with her father’s help and began writing songs that reflected her own voice. Raised in Longview, Texas, and later based in Lindale, she had already been performing since high school with “The Texas Pride Band” and working regular gigs at venues such as the Reo Palm Isle in Longview. By sixteen, she was appearing on the Johnnie High Country Music Revue in Arlington, and by 2001, she had independently released a self-titled debut album featuring ten tracks.

National exposure arrived in 2003 when she finished third on the television competition Nashville Star. The visibility led to industry interest and eventually to a deal with Epic Records. Her major-label debut, Kerosene, was released in 2005 and certified Platinum in the United States. The album produced four top-40 country singles: “Me and Charlie Talking,” “Bring Me Down,” “Kerosene,” and “New Strings.” The success established Lambert as a viable recording artist rather than simply a reality show alumnus.

She strengthened that position with Crazy Ex-Girlfriend in 2007. The album delivered “Famous in a Small Town,” “Gunpowder & Lead,” and “More Like Her,” with “Gunpowder & Lead” becoming her first top ten hit on the country chart in 2008. In 2009, she released Revolution, which marked a commercial breakthrough. “The House That Built Me” and “Heart Like Mine” both reached number one on Hot Country Songs, and “The House That Built Me” became one of the defining singles of her career.

The momentum continued with Four the Record in 2011, which included “Baggage Claim,” “Over You,” “Fastest Girl in Town,” “Mama’s Broken Heart,” and “All Kinds of Kinds.” During this period, she also formed the trio Pistol Annies with Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley, expanding her presence beyond solo work. In 2014, she released Platinum, which won the Grammy Award for Best Country Album. The album’s lead single, “Automatic,” reached the top five on the country chart.

Her studio output remained steady through the next decade. The Weight of These Wings was released in 2016 and later achieved Platinum certification. Wildcard followed in 2019 and won the Grammy Award for Best Country Album in 2021. Its single “Bluebird” became her first number one on the Billboard Country Airplay chart as a solo artist since 2012. She released Palomino in 2022, and in 2024 she issued her tenth solo studio album, Postcards from Texas, after signing a joint deal with Republic Records and Big Loud and releasing “Wranglers” as the lead single.

Lambert’s awards profile is extensive. She has received multiple Grammy Awards, Country Music Association Awards, and Academy of Country Music Awards. She holds the record for the most Academy of Country Music Awards won by any artist. In 2024, she received the Country Icon Award at the People’s Choice Country Awards. In 2022, she was named one of the 100 most influential people by Time, reflecting her cultural reach beyond country radio.

Her work outside of music has been structured and specific. In 2009, she and her mother, Bev, founded MuttNation Foundation, which supports animal rescue efforts and shelters through initiatives including “Fill the Little Red Wagon,” “Mutts Across America,” “Ran’s Animal Care Express,” “Mutt March,” and the annual “Cause for the Paws” fundraiser. In 2014, she opened Redemption Ranch in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. She launched the Idyllwind clothing line with Boot Barn, introduced a wine brand under the Red 55 Winery imprint, opened The Pink Pistol boutique in Lindale, and in 2021 became the first female artist to open her own bar on Nashville’s Lower Broadway, Casa Rosa. In 2023, she co-authored the cookbook Y’all Eat Yet? Welcome to the Pretty Btchin’ Kitchen* with Holly Gleason.

Complete List Of Miranda Lambert Songs From A to Z

1. Actin’ Up – Palomino – 2022
2. Airstream Song – Revolution – 2009
3. Alimony – Postcards from Texas – 2024
4. All Kinds of Kinds – Four the Record – 2011
5. Armadillo – Postcards from Texas – 2024
6. Bad Boy – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
7. Baggage Claim – Four the Record – 2011
8. Better in the Long Run – Four the Record – 2011
9. Bitch on the Sauce (Just Drunk) – Postcards from Texas – 2024
10. Bluebird – Wildcard – 2019
11. Bring Me Down – Kerosene – 2005
12. Carousel – Palomino – 2022
13. Country Money – Palomino – 2022
14. Covered Wagon – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
15. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
16. Dammit Randy – Postcards from Texas – 2024
17. Dark Bars – Wildcard – 2019
18. Dead Flowers – Revolution – 2009
19. Dear Diamond – Four the Record – 2011
20. Dear Old Sun – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
21. Desperation – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
22. Down – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
23. Dry Town – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
24. Easy From Now On – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
25. Easy Living – Four the Record – 2011
26. Famous in a Small Town – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
27. Fastest Girl in Town – Four the Record – 2011
28. Fine Tune – Four the Record – 2011
29. Fire Escape – Wildcard – 2019
30. For the Birds – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
31. Geraldene – Palomino – 2022
32. Getaway Driver – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
33. Getting Ready – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
34. Girl Like Me – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
35. Good Ol’ Days – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
36. Greyhound Bound for Nowhere – Kerosene – 2005
37. Guilty in Here – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
38. Gunpowder & Lead – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
39. Heart Like Mine – Revolution – 2009
40. Highway Vagabond – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
41. Holy Water – Wildcard – 2019
42. The House That Built Me – Revolution – 2009
43. How Dare You Love – Wildcard – 2019
44. Hurts to Think – Four the Record – 2011
45. I Can’t Be Bothered – Kerosene – 2005
46. I Don’t Love Here Anymore – Kerosene – 2005
47. I Hate Love Songs – Postcards from Texas – 2024
48. I Just Really Miss You – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
49. I Wanna Die – Kerosene – 2005
50. I’ll Be Lovin’ You – Palomino – 2022
51. If I Was a Cowboy – Palomino – 2022
52. In His Arms – Palomino – 2022
53. It All Comes Out in the Wash – Wildcard – 2019
54. I’ve Got Wheels – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
55. January Heart – Postcards from Texas – 2024
56. Keeper of the Flame – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
57. Kerosene – Kerosene – 2005
58. Living on the Run – Postcards from Texas – 2024
59. Locomotive – Wildcard – 2019
60. Look at Miss Ohio – Four the Record – 2011
61. Looking Back on Luckenbach – Postcards from Texas – 2024
62. Love Is Looking for You – Kerosene – 2005
63. Love Letters – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
64. Love Song – Revolution – 2009
65. Love Your Memory – Kerosene – 2005
66. Maintain the Pain – Revolution – 2009
67. Makin’ Plans – Revolution – 2009
68. Mama, I’m Alright – Kerosene – 2005
69. Mama’s Broken Heart – Four the Record – 2011
70. Me and Charlie Talking – Kerosene – 2005
71. Me and Your Cigarettes – Revolution – 2009
72. Mess with My Head – Wildcard – 2019
73. More Like Her – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
74. Music City Queen – Palomino – 2022
75. New Strings – Kerosene – 2005
76. No Man’s Land – Postcards from Texas – 2024
77. Nobody’s Fool – Four the Record – 2011
78. Oklahoma Sky – Four the Record – 2011
79. Only Prettier – Revolution – 2009
80. Over You – Four the Record – 2011
81. Pink Sunglasses – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
82. Pretty Bitchin’ – Wildcard – 2019
83. Pursuit of Happiness – Palomino – 2022
84. Pushin’ Time – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
85. Run – Postcards from Texas – 2024
86. Runnin’ Just in Case – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
87. Safe – Four the Record – 2011
88. Same Old You – Four the Record – 2011
89. Santa Fe – Postcards from Texas – 2024
90. Scenes – Palomino – 2022
91. Settling Down – Wildcard – 2019
92. Sin for a Sin – Revolution – 2009
93. Six Degrees of Separation – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
94. Smoking Jacket – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
95. Somewhere Trouble Don’t Go – Revolution – 2009
96. Strange – Palomino – 2022
97. Take It Out on Me – Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – 2007
98. Tequila Does – Wildcard – 2019
99. That’s the Way That the World Goes ‘Round – Revolution – 2009
100. That’s What Makes the Jukebox Play – Palomino – 2022
101. There’s a Wall – Kerosene – 2005
102. Things That Break – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
103. Time to Get a Gun – Revolution – 2009
104. Tin Man – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
105. To Learn Her – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
106. Tomboy – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
107. Tourist – Palomino – 2022
108. Track Record – Wildcard – 2019
109. Ugly Lights – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
110. Use My Heart – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
111. Vice – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
112. Virginia Bluebell – Revolution – 2009
113. Wandering Spirit – Palomino – 2022
114. Way Too Good at Breaking My Heart – Postcards from Texas – 2024
115. Way Too Pretty for Prison – Wildcard – 2019
116. Waxahachie – Palomino – 2022
117. We Should Be Friends – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
118. Well-Rested – The Weight of These Wings – 2016
119. What About Georgia – Kerosene – 2005
120. White Liar – Revolution – 2009
121. White Trash – Wildcard – 2019
122. Wildfire – Postcards from Texas – 2024
123. Wranglers – Postcards from Texas – 2024
124. You Wouldn’t Know Me – The Weight of These Wings – 2016

Albums

Kerosene (2005): 13 songs

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2007): 14 songs

Revolution (2009): 15 songs

Four the Record (2011): 15 songs

The Weight of These Wings (2016): 24 songs

Wildcard (2019): 14 songs

Palomino (2022): 15 songs

Postcards from Texas (2024): 14 songs

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