The Definitive Collection (Billy Ray Cyrus album)

The Definitive Collection
Compilation album by Billy Ray Cyrus
Released June 22, 2004
Recorded 1992-2000
Genre Country
Label Mercury Nashville
Producer Various original producers
Billy Ray Cyrus chronology
20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection
(2003)20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection2003
The Definitive Collection
(2004)
Wanna Be Your Joe
(2006)Wanna Be Your Joe2006

The Definitive Collection is a compilation album released from country music singer-songwriter, Billy Ray Cyrus in June 2004.[1] The album is part of Universal Music Group's The Definitive Collection series and was released without Cyrus' supervision, thus no new material was recorded. "Fastest Horse in a One-Horse Town" was not previously included on any of Cyrus's albums, although he recorded it for a compilation called NASCAR: Runnin' Wide Open.

Track listing

# Title Length Writer(s)
1. "Achy Breaky Heart" 3:23 Don Von Tress
2. "Some Gave All" 4:05 Billy Ray Cyrus, Cindy Cyrus
3. "Could've Been Me" 3:44 Monty Powell, Reed Nielsen
4. "She's Not Cryin' Anymore" 3:25 B. R. Cyrus, Buddy Cannon, Terry Shelton
5. "Wher'm I Gonna Live?" 3:29 B. R. Cyrus, C. Cyrus
6. "In the Heart of a Woman" 4:00 Brett Cartwright, Keith Hinton
7. "Somebody New" 3:45 Alex Harvey, Mike Curtis
8. "Words By Heart" 3:07 Powell, Nielsen
9. "Talk Some" 4:15 Tress
10. "Storm in the Heartland" 3:53 Billy Henderson, Donal Bums, Curt Ryle
11. "Deja Blue" 3:36 Craig Wiseman, Donny Lowery
12. "Fastest Horse in a One-Horse Town" 4:29 Tony Haselden, Tress
13. "Trail of Tears" 3:41 B. R. Cyrus
14. "Truth Is, I Lied" 3:18 B. R. Cyrus, Tress, Carl Perkins
15. "Three Little Words" 5:08 Wayne Perkins, Michael Joe Sagraves
16. "Harper Valley PTA" 4:10 Tom T. Hall
17. "It's All the Same to Me" 4:25 Jerry Leseter, Kerry Kurt Phillips
18. "Time for Letting Go" 4:14 Jude Cole
19. "Busy Man" 3:17 Bob Regan, George Teren
20. "Give My Heart to You" 3:49 Walt Aldridge, Bob DiPiero
21. "You Won't Be Lonely Now" 3:53 Brett James, John Bettis

References

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