Jay DeMarcus’ Reveals His Top 10 Favorite Rascal Flatts Songs

JAY DEMARCUS LISTS HIS FAVORITE SONGS FROM RASCAL FLATTS

Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts took to X to let us know HIS favorite Rascal Flatt songs. I can't imagine trying to pick MY favorites but see what you think. Here are Jay's top 10 all-time favorite songs they sang.

#10 MAYBERRY

The song explores what it might be like to return to when things were simpler, referring to "The Andy Griffith Show," in which the little town of Mayberry moved slower, and everyone knew and cared for each other.

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 #9 SKIN (SARABETH)

This song is about a girl from the South who gets sick and finds out that she has cancer. She's afraid of the effects that therapy will have on her, including hair loss, especially because prom is coming up. She dreams about dancing with her boyfriend at prom. He surprises her the day of prom by removing his baseball cap, and showing her his shaved head, showing his support for her. It's a touching song.

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#8 PRAYIN' FOR DAYLIGHT

This was the song that introduced Rascal Flatts to the country music world. The group didn't even have a name when they recorded it! It was almost released by Blackhawk.

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#7 I LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT

This song was released in August of 2015 and was written by Shay Mooney of Dan & Shaw, as well as Jesse Frasure and Meghan Trainor. It was the 4th and last single released from their album entitled, " Rewind."

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#6  WHY WAIT

This song was the first single from their 7th album, "Nothing Like This." The song was their 1st release on Big Machine Records, after their label Lyric Street closed. The song went to #1 on the country chart, and the album went on to sell over a million copies.

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#5 WINNER AT A LOSING GAME

This was the first song the band wrote together and was featured on the album Still Feels Good, released in 2007. The album sold 2,192,000 copies and was certified 2x Platinum. The song peaked at #2.

Watch the video  below to see the rest of Jay's favorites.