Complete List Of Luke Combs Songs From A to Z

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Luke Combs grew up in Asheville, North Carolina, where he began performing music at an early age through school choirs and vocal programs. He later attended Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, while performing in bars and local venues. Combs released his first EP, The Way She Rides, in 2014, beginning a self-directed rise through modern country music. He eventually left college shortly before completing his degree so he could pursue music full time in Nashville.

After relocating to Nashville, Combs continued releasing independent projects, including the 2015 EP This One’s for You. The momentum surrounding those recordings, particularly “Hurricane,” attracted major-label attention. Combs signed with Columbia Nashville, and “Hurricane” reached number one on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart, establishing him as a major new presence at country radio.

His debut album, This One’s for You, arrived in 2017 and produced a remarkable run of number-one singles. “Hurricane,” “When It Rains It Pours,” “One Number Away,” “She Got the Best of Me,” and “Beautiful Crazy” connected Combs’ commanding voice with everyday stories about work, heartbreak, loyalty, and love. The expanded edition, This One’s for You Too, added songs that had already become important parts of his live shows and growing catalog.

Combs followed with What You See Is What You Get in 2019. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and Top Country Albums charts and included “Beer Never Broke My Heart,” “Even Though I’m Leaving,” “Does to Me” with Eric Church, “Lovin’ on You,” and “Better Together.” The expanded edition, What You See Ain’t Always What You Get, added “Forever After All,” “Cold as You,” and other recordings that extended the album’s chart life.

Growin’ Up arrived in 2022 with “Doin’ This,” “The Kind of Love We Make,” “Going, Going, Gone,” and “Outrunnin’ Your Memory” with Miranda Lambert. The album continued Combs’ balance of arena-ready choruses and conversational storytelling. His sustained radio success and touring strength helped him win the CMA Award for Entertainer of the Year in consecutive years.

In 2023, Combs released Gettin’ Old, a companion to Growin’ Up that explored maturity, family, responsibility, and changing priorities. His recording of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” became one of the defining hits of his career, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and bringing the song to a new generation. Combs and Chapman later performed it together at the Grammy Awards.

Combs turned his attention fully toward parenthood on Fathers & Sons in 2024. Recorded with musicians playing together in the studio, the album included “The Man He Sees in Me,” “Remember Him That Way,” “Front Door Famous,” “In Case I Ain’t Around,” and “Whoever You Turn Out to Be.” That same period also brought “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma,” his contribution to Twisters: The Album.

His 2026 album, The Way I Am, expanded the catalog with twenty-two songs produced by Combs, Chip Matthews, and Jonathan Singleton. The record included “Back in the Saddle,” “My Kinda Saturday Night,” “Days Like These,” “Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” “Giving Her Away,” “Ever Mine” with Alison Krauss, and the title track. “Back in the Saddle” became his twentieth number-one single at country radio, while “Sleepless in a Hotel Room” and “Days Like These” gave him a rare one-two finish on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

Across his albums, Combs has built a catalog grounded in direct language, powerful melodies, and stories that sound drawn from ordinary conversations. His songs move easily between rowdy drinking anthems, reflections on family, romantic ballads, working-class narratives, and traditional country themes. That consistency has carried him from clubs and bars to stadiums without separating him from the plainspoken identity that first attracted listeners.

The recordings below collect the studio-album songs, expanded-edition tracks, soundtrack single, collaborations, and family-centered material represented across Luke Combs’ catalog.

Complete List Of Luke Combs Songs From A to Z

A–E

“1, 2 Many (featuring Brooks & Dunn)” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“5 Leaf Clover” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“15 Minutes” – The Way I Am – 2026
“A Long Way” – This One’s for You – 2017
“A Man Was Born” – The Way I Am – 2026
“A Song Was Born” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Ain’t Far from It” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” – Twisters: The Album – 2024
“Alcohol of Fame” – The Way I Am – 2026
“All I Ever Do Is Leave” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“All Over Again” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Angels Workin’ Overtime” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Any Given Friday Night” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Back 40 Back” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Back in the Saddle” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Be By You” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Be Careful What You Wish For” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Beautiful Crazy” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Beer Can” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Beer Never Broke My Heart” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Better Back When” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Better Together” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Blue Collar Boys” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Call Me” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Can’t Tell Me I’m Wrong” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Cold as You” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Days Like These” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Daytona 499” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Dear Today” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Does to Me (featuring Eric Church)” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Doin’ This” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Don’t Tempt Me” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Even Though I’m Leaving” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Ever Mine (featuring Alison Krauss)” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Every Little Bit Helps” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019

F–J

“Fast Car” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Forever After All” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Fox in the Henhouse” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Front Door Famous” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Giving Her Away” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Going, Going, Gone” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Hannah Ford Road” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Honky Tonk Highway” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Houston, We Got a Problem” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Huntin’ by Yourself” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Hurricane” – This One’s for You – 2017
“I Ain’t No Cowboy” – The Way I Am – 2026
“I Got Away with You” – This One’s for You – 2017
“In Case I Ain’t Around” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Joe” – Gettin’ Old – 2023

K–O

“Little Country Boys” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Lonely One” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Love You Anyway” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Lovin’ on You” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Memories Are Made Of” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Middle of Somewhere” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“Miss You Here” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Moon Over Mexico” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Must’ve Never Met You” – This One’s for You – 2017
“My Kinda Folk” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“My Kinda Saturday Night” – The Way I Am – 2026
“My Old Man Was Right” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“My Song Will Never Die” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“New Every Day” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Nothing Like You” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“On the Other Line” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“One Number Away” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Out There” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Outrunnin’ Your Memory (with Miranda Lambert)” – Growin’ Up – 2022

P–T

“Plant a Seed” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Reasons” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Refrigerator Door” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Remember Him That Way” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Rethink Some Things” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Rich Man” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Ride Around Heaven” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“See Me Now” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Seeing Someone” – The Way I Am – 2026
“She Got the Best of Me” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Six Feet Apart” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“Sleepless in a Hotel Room” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Soon As I Get Home” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Still” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Take Me Out to the Ballgame” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Take You with Me” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Tattoo on a Sunburn” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Tell ‘Em About Tonight” – The Way I Am – 2026
“The Beer, the Band, and the Barstool” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“The Kind of Love We Make” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“The Man He Sees in Me” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“The Me Part of You” – The Way I Am – 2026
“The Other Guy” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“The Part” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“The Way I Am” – The Way I Am – 2026
“This One’s for You” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Tomorrow Me” – Growin’ Up – 2022

U–Z

“Used to Wish I Was” – Growin’ Up – 2022
“What You See Is What You Get” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“When It Rains It Pours” – This One’s for You – 2017
“Where the Wild Things Are” – Gettin’ Old – 2023
“Whoever You Turn Out to Be” – Fathers & Sons – 2024
“Wish Upon a Whiskey” – The Way I Am – 2026
“Without You (featuring Amanda Shires)” – What You See Is What You Get – 2019
“You Found Yours” – Gettin’ Old – 2023