Cole Swindell Lyrics

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Average rating for Cole Swindell songs is 7.62/10 [768 votes]. Selected popular Cole Swindell song of Saturday, May 24 2025 is "Both Sides Of The Mississippi".

Top Cole Swindell Albums

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Spanish Moss
[2025]

Spanish Moss - Single
[2025]

Forever To Me (Our Version) - Single
[2025]

Kill A Prayer - Single
[2025]

Stereotype Broken
[2023]

Forever To Me - Single
[2023]

Stereotype
[2022]

Down Home Sessions V - EP
[2019]

All of It
[2018]

Down Home Sessions IV - EP
[2017]

Down Home Sessions III - EP
[2016]

You Should Be Here
[2016]

Down Home Sessions II - EP
[2015]

Down Home Sessions - EP
[2014]

Cole Swindell
[2014]

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Reason To Drink All Nighter Both Sides Of The Mississippi Dad's Old Number No One Rocks Mine Right Where I Left It Down To Earth Somebody's Been Drinkin' All Of It I'll Be Your Small Town The Ones Who Got Me Here Love You Too Late Break Up In The End Does It Hurt Wildlife Six Pack Lines You've Got My Number Chevrolet Dj Sayin' You Love Me One Day 3 Feet Tall We Can Always Move On Forever To Me Drinkaby Walk On Whiskey Stereotype She Had Me At Heads Carolina Remember Boys I'm Gonna Let Her How Is She Some Habits Single Saturday Night Her Sounded Good Last Night Drinkin' Hours 20 In A Chevy Down Home Boys Broke Down Kiss Boomerang Workin On Me The Way You're Lovin Me Now Ready The Back Roads And The Back Row Swayin' You Should Be Here I Just Want You Let Me See Ya Girl Get Up A Dozen Roses And A Six-pack Brought To You By Beer Hey Y'all Ain't Worth The Whiskey Hope You Get Lonely Tonight Up Stars Gettin' Forgotten Shuttin' It Down Home Game Hoppin' Should've Ran After You Stay Downtown Blue Lights Chillin' It No Can Left Behind Making My Way To You My First Radio Night With Your Name On It Party Wasn't Over Dangerous After Dark Middle Of A Memory Flatliner

Duets & Collaborations (2)

Cole Swindell & Lainey Wilson Boy From The South (feat. Cole Swindell & Dustin Lynch) - Hardy

Related Information for Cole Swindell

Singer-songwriter from Georgia who formerly sold merchandise for Luke Bryan. His debut album produced the Top 10 hits "Chillin' It" and "Hope You Get Lonely Tonight". He also wrote "Outta My Head" for Craig Campbell, "Roller Coaster" for Luke Bryan, "Get Me Some of That" for Thomas Rhett, "Water Tower Town" for Scotty McCreery, and "This Is How We Roll" for Florida Georgia Line.... read more