10
'I Lost It'
'I Lost It' was one of two new songs released as a single on Chesney's 2000 'Greatest Hits' album. Co-written by Neil Thrasher and Jimmy Olander, the track also features uncredited background vocals from singer-songwriter Pam Tillis.
09
'No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems'
Run down by work, the song's protagonist dreams of a tropical getaway where he can "soak up life for a while in laid-back mode" and there's "no boss, no polite, no stress, no dress code." The title track is off Chesney's seventh studio album -- which produced five Top 10 charting singles and went platinum four times in the US.
08
'Don't Happen Twice'
07
'How Forever Feels'
Chesney has "been around the block a time or two" but humbly admits, in this single, that he's ready to spend the rest of his life with one woman. Off 'Everywhere We Go,' his fifth studio album, 'How Forever Feels' teamed up with 'You Had Me From Hello' (listed at No. 6) to produce his first two back-to-back No. 1 hits.
06
'You Had Me From Hello'
Kenny Chesney songs are no stranger to talking about first romances, especially love at first sight, such as in this ballad -- inspired by the famous 'Jerry Maguire' line. Chesney ironically ended up marrying actress Rene Zellweger -- who spoke those famous words -- only to annul the marriage four months later.
05
'There Goes My Life'
This heartwarming story follows the life of a high school football player who finds out his girlfriend is pregnant, ruining his dreams of moving out West. But in a twist of fate, his initial, doomed words of "there goes my life" later refer to watching his loved daughter, all grown up, go off to college.
04
'Anything but Mine'
03
'Don't Blink'
"Don't blink," urges an aged man who tells a youngster to appreciate every moment in life, from being a child, to raising kids and even spending the last years with your spouse. The song -- off Chesney's 12th studio album, 'Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates' -- is currently tied with 'Never Wanted Nothing More' for the fastest-rising single of his career.
02
'I Go Back'
Kenny Chesney's song 'I Go Back' ties popular hits 'Jack & Diane,' 'Only the Good Die Young' and 'Rock'n Me' to his fond memories in the past. But apparently a tune about living in the moment proved to be slightly more popular on the country charts, as it failed to overtake Tim McGraw's 'Live Like You Were Dying.'