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Top Songwriter Chart TOP SONGWRITER CHART Sunday, May 24, 2020 This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 1 1 Craig Wiseman Chasin' You Morgan Wallen Here And Now Kenny Chesney 2 3 Shane McAnally Champagne Night Lady Antebellum Cheatin' Songs Midland Hard To Forget Sam Hunt Nobody But You Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani One Night Standards Ashley McBryde Some People Do Old Dominion The Other Girl Kelsea Ballerini x Halsey 3 2 Luke Combs Does To Me Luke Combs (feat. Eric Church) I Hope You're Happy Now Carly Pearce and Lee Brice Six Feet Apart Luke Combs 4 4 Jonathan Singleton Die From A Broken Heart Maddie & Tae I Hope You're Happy Now Carly Pearce and Lee Brice In Between Scotty McCreery 5 5 Morgan Wallen Chasin' You Morgan Wallen More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen This Bar Morgan Wallen 6 6 Michael Hardy More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen One Beer HARDY Feat. Lauren Alaina and Devin Dawson One Big Country Song LOCASH Some Girls Jameson Rodgers This Bar Morgan Wallen 7 7 Josh Thompson Ain't Always The Cowboy Jon Pardi Be A Light Thomas Rhett Featuring Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin & Keith Urban One Margarita Luke Bryan 8 8 David Garcia Drinking Alone Carrie Underwood Here And Now Kenny Chesney 9 9 Thomas Rhett Be A Light Thomas Rhett Featuring Reba McEntire, Beer Can't Fix Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin & Keith Urban Thomas Rhett (feat. Jon Pardi) Some People Do Old Dominion 10 10 D. L. Murphy Here And Now Kenny Chesney Why We Drink Justin Moore 11 12 Ashley Gorley Hard To Forget Sam Hunt One Big Country Song LOCASH One Of Them Girls Lee Brice 12 15 Matt Dragstrem Be A Light Thomas Rhett Featuring Reba McEntire, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin & Keith Urban One Margarita Luke Bryan 13 17 Josh Osborne Cheatin' Songs Midland Hard To Forget Sam Hunt Nobody But You Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani 14 16 Randy Montana I Hope You're Happy Now Carly Pearce and Lee Brice Pretty Heart Parker McCollum 15 11 Jon Nite I Hope Gabby Barrett Lady Brett Young 16 13 Ross Copperman Lady Brett Young Nobody But You Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani The Other Girl Kelsea Ballerini x Halsey 17 18 Ernest Keith Smith Big, Big Plans Chris Lane I Love My Country Florida Georgia Line More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen This Bar Morgan Wallen 18 23 Ray Fulcher Does To Me Luke Combs (feat. Eric Church) 19 24 Tyler Reeve Does To Me Luke Combs (feat. Eric Church) 20 19 Jeffery Hyde Monsters Eric Church TOP SONGWRITER CHART This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 21 20 Eric Church Monsters Eric Church 22 25 Ryan Vojtesak I Love My Country Florida Georgia Line More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen This Bar Morgan Wallen 23 21 Gabby Barrett I Hope Gabby Barrett 24 22 Zachary Kale I Hope Gabby Barrett 25 14 Travis Denning After A Few Travis Denning 26 26 Justin Weaver After A Few Travis Denning 27 27 Kelly Archer After A Few Travis Denning 28 46 Lance Miller Everywhere But On Matt Stell I Called Mama Tim McGraw 29 30 Jesse Frasure Almost Maybes Jordan Davis One Big Country Song LOCASH Some People Do Old Dominion 30 32 Jake Mitchell One Beer HARDY Feat. Lauren Alaina and Devin Dawson Some Girls Jameson Rodgers 31 28 Scotty McCreery In Between Scotty McCreery 32 29 Jessi Alexander In Between Scotty McCreery 33 33 Natalie Hemby Bluebird Miranda Lambert 34 34 Luke Dick Bluebird Miranda Lambert 35 35 Miranda Lambert Bluebird Miranda Lambert 36 37 Corey Crowder I Love My Country Florida Georgia Line 37 31 Ryan Tedder Beer Can't Fix Thomas Rhett (feat. Jon Pardi) Champagne Night Lady Antebellum 38 38 Brett James Drinking Alone Carrie Underwood 39 39 Carrie Underwood Drinking Alone Carrie Underwood 40 44 Michael R. Carter One Margarita Luke Bryan 41 45 Lindsay Rimes Cool Again Kane Brown Lonely If You Are Chase Rice 42 40 Tommy Lee James Nobody But You Blake Shelton And Gwen Stefani 43 41 Zach Skelton Beer Can't Fix Thomas Rhett (feat. Jon Pardi) 44 42 Julian Bunetta Beer Can't Fix Thomas Rhett (feat. Jon Pardi) 45 47 Carly Pearce I Hope You're Happy Now Carly Pearce and Lee Brice 46 43 Emily Weisband Getting Good Lauren Alaina 47 48 Chris August God Whispered Your Name Keith Urban 48 49 Micah Carter God Whispered Your Name Keith Urban 49 50 James Slater God Whispered Your Name Keith Urban 50 51 Shy Carter God Whispered Your Name Keith Urban 51 74 J. Yeary I Called Mama Tim McGraw 52 75 Marv Green I Called Mama Tim McGraw 53 58 Nicolette Hayford One Night Standards Ashley McBryde 54 59 Ashley McBryde One Night Standards Ashley McBryde 55 69 Hillary Lindsey Almost Maybes Jordan Davis One Beer HARDY Feat. Lauren Alaina and Devin Dawson 56 56 Laura Veltz The Bones Maren Morris To Hell & Back Maren Morris 57 57 Maren Morris The Bones Maren Morris To Hell & Back Maren Morris 58 60 Jimmy Robbins The Bones Maren Morris 59 62 Taylor Dye Die From A Broken Heart Maddie & Tae 60 63 Maddie Marlow Die From A Broken Heart Maddie & Tae.
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