Top Country Songs from February 1998

George Strait Music Festival - Oakland CA 1998

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February 1998 was a standout month in country music, with classic hits that still resonate today.

From heartfelt ballads to upbeat anthems, Top Country Songs from February 1998 features the top songs that defined the month.

1. “How Do You Like Me Now?!” – Toby Keith

This anthem was a massive hit, marking a pivotal moment in Toby Keith’s career. Its bold lyrics and catchy beat made it an instant country classic.

2. “Just to See You Smile” – Tim McGraw

A beautiful ballad about unconditional love, “Just to See You Smile” became one of Tim McGraw’s most memorable songs, topping the charts in early 1998.

3. “Wide Open Spaces” – Dixie Chicks

This breakout hit from the Dixie Chicks was a game-changer, showcasing their unique blend of country and bluegrass. The song’s relatable lyrics and catchy melody made it a staple on country radio.

4. “A Little Bit of Love” – Neal McCoy

Neal McCoy’s feel-good song hit the top of the charts in February 1998. With its upbeat rhythm and positive message, it became a fan favorite.

5. “There You Go” – Shania Twain

Shania Twain’s “There You Go” continued her reign in country music. Known for her unique mix of pop and country, this song solidified her place as a top country star.

6. “She’s in Love with the Boy” – Trisha Yearwood

A sweet, catchy love song, “She’s in Love with the Boy” became one of Trisha Yearwood’s signature hits. Its relatable storyline and catchy chorus made it a hit with country fans.

7. “I Do” – Paul Brandt

“I Do” by Paul Brandt was a top-charting hit in February 1998. The song’s heartfelt lyrics and country charm won over listeners, making it a wedding favorite.

8. “You Had Me from Hello” – Kenny Chesney

Kenny Chesney’s “You Had Me from Hello” showcased his vocal talent and storytelling. Its romantic theme resonated with fans and became one of his defining songs.