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1 1 Taylor Swift Love Story You All Over Me Mr. Perfectly Fine Forever Sunday, May 2, 2021 This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 1 1 Taylor Swift Love Story Taylor Swift You All Over Me Taylor Swift Mr. Perfectly Fine Taylor Swift Forever & Always Taylor Swift Fearless Taylor Swift You Belong With Me Taylor Swift 2 2 Jesse Frasure What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett Almost Maybes Jordan Davis Minimum Wage Blake Shelton Whiskey And Rain Michael Ray 3 4 Josh Osborne Sand In My Boots Morgan Wallen Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt How They Remember You Rascal Flatts Next Girl Carly Pearce 4 5 Ashley Gorley Sand In My Boots Morgan Wallen You Should Probably Leave Chris Stapleton What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett Single Saturday Night Cole Swindell Country Again Thomas Rhett 5 6 Corey Crowder Famous Friends Chris Young + Kane Brown Minimum Wage Blake Shelton Drinkin’ Beer. Talkin’ God. Amen Chase Rice feat. Florida Georgia Line 6 12 Nicolle Galyon Gone Dierks Bentley Minimum Wage Blake Shelton Half Of My Hometown Kelsea Ballerini feat. Kenny Chesney 7 10 Zach Crowell Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt Country Again Thomas Rhett Waves Luke Bryan 8 7 Luke Combs Better Together Luke Combs Forever After All Luke Combs 9 19 Tyler Hubbard Lil Bit Nelly & Florida Georgia Line Undivided Tim McGraw & Tyler Hubbard 10 25 Thomas Rhett What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett Country Again Thomas Rhett 11 22 Eric Church Bunch Of Nothing Eric Church Hell Of A View Eric Church 12 13 Neil Medley Made For You Jake Owen 13 14 Benjy Davis Made For You Jake Owen 14 15 Joey Hyde Made For You Jake Owen 15 16 Allison Veltz Cruz Somebody Like That Tenille Arts 16 17 Tenille Arts Somebody Like That Tenille Arts 17 18 Alex Kline Somebody Like That Tenille Arts 18 23 Monty Criswell Hell Of A View Eric Church 19 24 C. Beathard Hell Of A View Eric Church 20 20 Drew Parker Forever After All Luke Combs 21 21 Robert Williford Forever After All Luke Combs 22 43 Michael Hardy Sand In My Boots Morgan Wallen Single Saturday Night Cole Swindell That Ain't Me No More Matt Stell 23 39 Ernest Keith Smith Wasted On You Morgan Wallen Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt Fill Them Boots Chris Lane 24 40 Chris Loocke Undivided Tim McGraw & Tyler Hubbard 25 36 Randy Montana Better Together Luke Combs We Didn't Have Much Justin Moore This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 26 30 Luke Dick Settling Down Miranda Lambert 27 31 Miranda Lambert Settling Down Miranda Lambert 28 32 Natalie Hemby Settling Down Miranda Lambert 29 33 Dallas Wilson Nobody Dylan Scott 30 34 Dylan Scott Nobody Dylan Scott 31 35 Matt Alderman Nobody Dylan Scott 32 11 Hillary Lindsey Fearless Taylor Swift Almost Maybes Jordan Davis 33 26 Gabby Barrett The Good Ones Gabby Barrett 34 27 Zachary Kale The Good Ones Gabby Barrett 35 28 Emily Landis The Good Ones Gabby Barrett 36 29 J. McCormick The Good Ones Gabby Barrett 37 37 Jordan Davis Almost Maybes Jordan Davis 38 44 Niko Moon Gone Dierks Bentley 39 45 Ben Johnson Gone Dierks Bentley 40 41 Cary Barlowe Famous Friends Chris Young + Kane Brown 41 42 Chris Young Famous Friends Chris Young + Kane Brown 42 8 Chris Stapleton You Should Probably Leave Chris Stapleton Starting Over Chris Stapleton 43 9 Mike Henderson Starting Over Chris Stapleton 44 38 Rhett Akins What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett Tequila Little Time Jon Pardi To Be Loved By You Parker McCollum 45 46 Allen Shamblin How They Remember You Rascal Flatts 46 47 M. Beeson How They Remember You Rascal Flatts 47 100 J. Flowers Chasing After You Ryan Hurd with Maren Morris 48 101 Brinley Addington Chasing After You Ryan Hurd with Maren Morris 49 69 Martin Johnson Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home) Elle King and Miranda Lambert Like A Lady Lady A 50 52 Mark Holman Single Saturday Night Cole Swindell 51 55 Brett Young Lady Brett Young Not Yet Brett Young 52 50 Chris LaCorte Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt 53 51 Sam Hunt Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt 54 48 Parker Welling What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett 55 94 Elle King Drunk (And I Don't Wanna Go Home) Elle King and Miranda Lambert 56 54 Ross Copperman Lady Brett Young Half Of My Hometown Kelsea Ballerini feat. Kenny Chesney 57 96 Shane McAnally Next Girl Carly Pearce Half Of My Hometown Kelsea Ballerini feat. Kenny Chesney 58 77 Ryan Vojtesak Wasted On You Morgan Wallen Worship You Kane Brown 59 78 Hunter Phelps Drinkin’ Beer. Talkin’ God. Amen Chase Rice feat. Florida Georgia Line Cold Beer Calling My Name Jameson Rodgers feat. Luke Combs That Ain't Me No More Matt Stell 60 85 Jonathan Singleton Things A Man Oughta Know Lainey Wilson.
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