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TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, July 21, 2019 Sunday, October 14, 2018 TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, July 21, 2019 This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 1 1 Ashley Gorley Catch Brett Young Good Vibes Chris Janson I Don't Know About You Chris Lane Living Dierks Bentley One Big Country Song LOCASH Remember You Young Thomas Rhett Ridin' Roads Dustin Lynch Rumor Lee Brice 2 2 Michael Hardy God's Country Blake Shelton I Don't Know About You Chris Lane One Big Country Song LOCASH Rednecker HARDY Talk You Out Of It Florida Georgia Line 3 3 Hillary Lindsey Buy My Own Drinks Runaway June Closer To You Carly Pearce Knockin' Boots Luke Bryan 4 4 Bobby Pinson Homemade Jake Owen Rearview Town Jason Aldean Some Of It Eric Church 5 5 Blanco Brown The Git Up Blanco Brown 6 6 Jordan M. Schmidt God's Country Blake Shelton Rednecker HARDY 7 7 Kevin Kadish Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 8 8 Ben Burgess Whiskey Glasses Morgan Wallen 9 10 Jeffery Hyde Some Of It Eric Church We Were Keith Urban 10 11 Eric Church Some Of It Eric Church We Were Keith Urban 11 9 Jon Nite Knockin' Boots Luke Bryan Living Dierks Bentley 12 12 Gordie Sampson Closer To You Carly Pearce Family Tree Caylee Hammack Knockin' Boots Luke Bryan 13 17 Hunter Phelps I Don't Know About You Chris Lane Lonely If You Are Chase Rice Talk You Out Of It Florida Georgia Line 14 15 Maren Morris Girl Maren Morris The Bones Maren Morris 15 14 Cary Barlowe Back To Life Rascal Flatts Raised On Country Chris Young 16 13 Luke Combs Beer Never Broke My Heart Luke Combs Even Though I’m Leaving Luke Combs 17 16 Jameson Rodgers I Don't Know About You Chris Lane Talk You Out Of It Florida Georgia Line TOP SONGWRITER CHART This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 18 19 Laura Veltz The Bones Maren Morris To A T Ryan Hurd What If I Never Get Over You Lady Antebellum 19 20 Jonathan Singleton Beer Never Broke My Heart Luke Combs In Between Scotty McCreery 20 54 Ross Copperman Catch Brett Young Living Dierks Bentley Tip Of My Tongue Kenny Chesney 21 18 Shay Mooney All To Myself Dan + Shay Back To Life Rascal Flatts 22 21 Devin Dawson God's Country Blake Shelton 23 22 Randy Montana Beer Never Broke My Heart Luke Combs 24 23 Kyle Jacobs Rumor Lee Brice 25 24 Lee Brice Rumor Lee Brice 26 25 Greg Kurstin Girl Maren Morris 27 26 Sarah Aarons Girl Maren Morris 28 27 Kelley Lovelace Rearview Town Jason Aldean 29 28 Neil Thrasher Rearview Town Jason Aldean 30 29 Corey Crowder Raised On Country Chris Young 31 30 Chris Young Raised On Country Chris Young 32 31 Rhett Akins Look What God Gave Her Thomas Rhett What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 33 32 Ryan Hurd To A T Ryan Hurd What If I Never Get Over You Lady Antebellum 34 33 David Garcia Southbound Carrie Underwood 35 34 Josh Miller Southbound Carrie Underwood 36 35 Carrie Underwood Southbound Carrie Underwood 37 38 Zach Crowell Good Vibes Chris Janson Ridin' Roads Dustin Lynch 38 36 Clint Daniels Some Of It Eric Church 39 40 Jordan Reynolds All To Myself Dan + Shay 40 41 Dan Smyers All To Myself Dan + Shay 41 42 Nicolle Galyon All To Myself Dan + Shay 42 39 Ryan Tyndell We Were Keith Urban 43 43 Michael Ray Love You Too Late Cole Swindell 44 44 Brandon Kinney Love You Too Late Cole Swindell 45 45 Cole Swindell Love You Too Late Cole Swindell 46 46 Alysa Vanderheym Talk You Out Of It Florida Georgia Line 47 47 Paul DiGiovanni The Ones That Didn't Make It Back Home Justin Moore 48 48 Chase McGill The Ones That Didn't Make It Back Home Justin Moore 49 49 Jeremy Stover The Ones That Didn't Make It Back Home Justin Moore 50 50 Justin Moore The Ones That Didn't Make It Back Home Justin Moore 51 51 Parker Welling Every Little Thing Russell Dickerson 52 52 Casey Brown Every Little Thing Russell Dickerson 53 53 Russell Dickerson Every Little Thing Russell Dickerson 54 71 S. Ellis More Hearts Than Mine Ingrid Andress What If I Never Get Over You Lady Antebellum 55 59 Josh Dunne What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 56 60 Brock Berryhill What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 57 61 Brantley Gilbert What Happens In A Small Town Brantley Gilbert, Lindsay Ell 58 62 Lindy Robbins Day Drunk Morgan Evans 59 63 Morgan Evans Day Drunk Morgan Evans 60 64 Chris DeStefano Day Drunk Morgan Evans.
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