Home /  Bio /  Music & Lyrics /  Photos /  Tour Videos /  Site /  Links /  Forums /  Guestbook Lee Ann Womack Music Click on the album name to get more information on it: Call Me Crazy   ---  There's More Where That Came From   ---  Greatest Hits   ---  The Season for Romance Something Worth Leaving Behind   ---  I Hope You Dance   ---  Some Things I Know   ---  Lee Ann Womack Thanks to All Music Guide and iTunes, and others for the sound-clips! Links to purchase music are either through BestBuy.com, Walmart.com, iTunes, or Amazon.com Lee Ann also sings these specific songs on these albums: Album name (year released) / Artist name / Name of song: - Endless Highway: The Music of the Band (2007) / Various Artists / ''The Weight'' / 30-second clip Full clip (under 'Music') - Finding My Way Back Home - Single (on iTunes) (2006) / Lee Ann Womack / ''Finding My Way Back Home'' / Music video - Somewhere Down In Texas (2005) / George Strait / duet: ''Good News, Bad News'' / Lyrics / 30-second clip - Willie Nelson & Friends: Outlaws and Angels (2004) / Willie Nelson / duet: ''I'll Never Be Free'' / 30-second clip - America Will Always Stand (2004) / Various Artists / ''On a Woman's Heart'' / 30-second clip - Remembering Patsy Cline (2003) / Various Artists / ''She's Got You'' / Lyrics / 30-second clip - Christmas Cookies (2001) / Various Artists / ''The Nativity'' / 30-second clip - Tom Sawyer: Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack (2000) / Various Artists / duet with Mark Wills: ''Never, Ever, & Forever'', duet with Alecia Elliott ''One Dream'', duet with Rhett Akins: ''Light At the End of the Tunnel'' / 30-second clip 30-second clip - Ride with Bob: Tribute to Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys (1999) / Various Artists / ''Heart to Heart Talk'' / 30-second clip - Wrangler's Cowboy Christmas (1999) & A Country Christmas '98 (1998) / Various Artists / ''His Will Is Done'' - Country Superstar Christmas, Volume 2 (1998) / Various Artists / Nothing But a Child'' / 30-second clip Lee Ann sang background vocals on these songs on these albums: Album name (year released) / Artist name / Name of song: - Waylon Forever (2008) / Waylon Jennings / ''Ain't Livin' Long Like This'' / 30-second clip - Mission California (2006) / Cross Canadian Ragweed / ''Cry Lonely", "Lawrence", "I Believe You" / 30-second clip 30-second clip 30-second clip - Straight to the Highway (2007) / Dan Colehour / (not sure, but thinking it's "Leaving Meridian") / 30-second clip - Real Things (2007) / Joe Nichols / ''If I Could Only Fly'' / 30-second clip - These Days (2006) / Vince Gill / ''If I Can Make Mississippi'' / 30-second clip - Like Red On a Rose (2006) / Alan Jackson / ''Don't Change On Me'' with Alison Krauss, ''The Firefly's Song'' / 30-second clip 30-second clip - Those Were the Days (2005) / Dolly Parton / ''Where Have All the Flowers Gone?'' with Norah Jones / 30-second clip - Savin' the Honky Tonk (2004) / Mark Chesnutt / ''Would These Arms Be In Your Way?'' / 30-second clip - 2:30am (2004) / Kevin Montgomery / ''I Can't Drive You from My Mind'' / 30-second clip - Soul Gravy (2004) / Cross Canadian Ragweed / ''Sick & Tired'' / 30-second clip - Next Big Thing (2003) / Vince Gill / ''Two Hearts'' / 30-second clip - Ricky Skaggs & Friends: Sing the Songs of Bill Monroe (2002) / Various Artists - ''Cry, Cry, Darlin''' with Dolly Parton / 30-second clip - Electric (2002) / Jack Ingram / ''One Thing'' / 30-second clip - Midnight and Lonesome (2002) / Buddy Miller / ''I Can't Get Over You'' / 30-second clip - Latest Greatest Straitest Hits (2000) / George Strait / ''Murder On Music Row'' with Alan Jackson / 30-second clip - Lost In the Feeling (2000) / Mark Chesnutt / ''Fallin' Never Felt So Good'' / 30-second clip - The Key (1998) / Vince Gill / ''Kindly Keep It Country'' / 30-second clip - Life Is a Journey (1997) / Ricky Skaggs / ''I Don't Remember Forgetting'' / 30-second clip and several more.... Interesting facts: > Lee Ann has: - created an album for iTunes Originals (where artists do newly special recorded versions of their past hits and then comment on it as well). Lee Ann did new versions for six of her songs: ''Never Again, Again'', ''The Fool'', ''I'll Think of a Reason Later'', ''I Hope You Dance'', ''I May Hate Myself In the Morning'', and ''She's Got You''. Just go to that album's page on iTunes and you can download those songs (listen to clips here.) - had to battle to get the song ''Stubborn'' for the There's More Where That Came From album. And had to fight to get ''Twenty Years...'' from the same album to become a radio single. - co-written songs for Ricky Skaggs (''I Don't Remember Forgetting''), Bill Anderson (''It Feels So Good [To Feel So Good]''), Johnny Lee (''If You're Ever Down In Dallas''), and George Strait (''Good News, Bad News''). - recorded twelve of her own co-written songs: ''Twenty Years and Two Husbands Ago'', ''Time for Me to Go'', ''The Man Who Made My Mama Cry'', ''I Feel Like I'm Forgetting Something'', ''Am I the Only Thing You've Done Wrong?'', ''If You're Ever Down In Dallas'', ''The Nativity'', ''Good News, Bad News'', ''New Again'', ''Have You Seen That Girl?'', ''If These Walls Could Talk'', and ''Everything But Quits''. - turned down the song, ''Suds In the Bucket'' (the huge #1 hit for Sara Evans), and almost recorded ''Monday Morning Church'' (a hit by Alan Jackson). - covered/remade/did another version of several artists' songs (or vice versa with her): click here to see the songs. Call Me Crazy Released October 21, 2008 Produced by Tony Brown 01. Last Call (3:17) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - first radio single, currently at #25. 02. Either Way (3:39) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Chris Stapleton & Lee Ann. 03. Solitary Thinkin' (3:58) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - written by Waylon Payne. 04. New Again (3:57) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. 05. I Found It In You (3:46) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 06. Have You Seen That Girl? (3:24) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 07. The Bees (5:08) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocal: Keith Urban. 08. I Think I Know (3:28) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocal: Wes Hightower. 09. If These Walls Could Talk (3:33) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocal: Jason Sellers. 10. Everything But Quits (duet with George Strait) (3:52) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 11. The King of Broken Hearts (3:49) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocal: Wes Hightower 12. The Story of My Life (4:23) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers, Aubrie Sellers, & Lee Ann. There's More Where That Came From Released February 8th, 2005 Produced by Byron Gallimore Except ''When You Get to Me'' (#8) produced by Greg Droman. 01. There's More Where That Came From (3:53) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 02. One's a Couple (4:10) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. 03. I May Hate Myself In the Morning (4:34) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - first radio single, went to #7. background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. 04. The Last Time (4:23) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 05. He Oughta Know That By Now (3:43) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - second radio single, went to #18. 06. Twenty Years and Two Husbands Ago (3:49) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - third and final radio single from this album, didn't chart too well. 07. Happiness (4:10) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 08. When You Get to Me (4:04) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 09. Painless (4:34) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 10. What I Miss About Heaven (2:55) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 11. Waiting for the Sun to Shine (4:31) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - remake of Ricky Skaggs's song. background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. 12. Stubborn [Psalm 151] (6:52) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 13. Just Someone I Used to Know [hidden track] - Lyrics - 30-second clip - cover of Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner's famous duet. [Best Buy Bonus]. I'll Be Your Whiskey (3:55) - Lyrics Greatest Hits Released May 5th, 2004 Produced by Mark Wright, Lee Ann Womack, Frank Liddell, Mike McCarthy, & Byron Gallimore Get a special acoustic version of ''Time for Me to Go'' on iTunes! 01. Never Again, Again (3:45) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 02. You've Got to Talk to Me (3:35) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 03. The Fool (3:34) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 04. A Little Past Little Rock (4:17) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocal: Jason Sellers. 05. (Now You See Me) Now You Don't (2:40) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 06. I'll Think of a Reason Later (3:39) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 07. I Hope You Dance (4:56) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - with Sons of the Desert. 08. Ashes By Now (4:12) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - remake of Rodney Crowell song. 09. Why They Call It Falling (3:36) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. 10. Something Worth Leaving Behind (3:50) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 11. Mendocino County Line (duet with Willie Nelson) (4:34) - Lyrics - 30-second clip 12. Does My Ring Burn Your Finger? (3:29) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Buddy & Julie Miller. 13. The Wrong Girl (3:01) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - radio single 14. Time for Me to Go (2:52) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. never a radio single. The Season for Romance Released October 29th, 2002 Produced by Mark Wright 01. The Season for Romance (4:09) - 30-second clip 02. Baby, It's Cold Outside (duet with Harry Connick Jr.) (3:45) - 30-second clip 03. Let It Snow/ Winter Wonderland (4:23) - 30-second clip 04. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (4:29) - 30-second clip 05. Silent Night (2:30) - 30-second clip 06. White Christmas (4:25) - 30-second clip 07. Forever Christmas Eve (4:28) - 30-second clip 08. The Man with the Bag (2:31) - 30-second clip 09. The Christmas Song (4:01) - 30-second clip 10. What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? (4:31) - 30-second clip Something Worth Leaving Behind Released August 20th, 2002 Produced by Mark Wright, Lee Ann Womack, Frank Liddell, Mike McCarthy, & Matt Serletic 01. Something Worth Leaving Behind (3:48) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - first radio single. 02. I Saw Your Light (6:01) - 30-second clip 03. When You Gonna Run to Me (3:36) - 30-second clip 04. Talk to Me (5:45) - 30-second clip 05. Forever Everyday (3:50) - 30-second clip - second radio single. 06. Orphan Train (4:03) - 30-second clip 07. I Need You (4:54) - 30-second clip 08. You Should've Lied (4:43) - 30-second clip 09. He'll Be Back (2:47) - 30-second clip 10. Surrender (4:21) - 30-second clip 11. Blame It On Me (4:06) - 30-second clip 12. Closing This Memory Down (4:05) - 30-second clip 13. Something Worth Leaving Behind [Serletic Version] (4:32) - Lyrics - 30-second clip I Hope You Dance Released May 23rd, 2000 Produced by Mark Wright & Frank Liddell 01. The Healing Kind (3:02) - 30-second clip - background vocal: Ricky Skaggs. 02. I Hope You Dance (4:54) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - with Sons of the Desert. radio single 03. After I Fall (3:02) - 30-second clip 04. Stronger Than I Am (3:37) - 30-second clip 05. I Know Why the River Runs (4:55) - 30-second clip 06. Why They Call It Falling (3:35) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. radio single 07. Ashes By Now (4:11) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - remake of Rodney Crowell's song. radio single 08. Thinkin' with My Heart Again (3:53) - 30-second clip 09. I Feel Like I'm Forgetting Something (3:29) - 30-second clip - background vocals: Jason Sellers & Lee Ann. 10. Lonely Too (3:27) - 30-second clip 11. Does My Ring Burn Your Finger? (3:27) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocals: Buddy & Julie Miller. radio single 12. Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good (2:54) - 30-second clip - remake of the famous Don Williams song. background vocal: Dan Tyminski. Some Things I Know Released September 22nd, 1998 Produced by Mark Wright 01. Some Things I Know (3:04) - 30-second clip - background vocal: Vince Gill. 02. A Little Past Little Rock (3:44) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - background vocal: Jason Sellers. radio single 03. (Now You See Me) Now You Don't (2:39) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - radio single. 04. I'd Rather Have What We Had (3:17) - 30-second clip - background vocal: Joe Diffie. cover of a Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn duet 05. The Man Who Made My Mama Cry (4:04) - 30-second clip 06. I'll Think of a Reason Later (3:37) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - radio single. 07. Don't Tell Me (4:03) - 30-second clip - radio single, background vocals: Buddy & Julie Miller. 08. I Keep Forgetting (3:35) - 30-second clip - background vocal: Vince Gill. 09. If You're Ever Down In Dallas (2:32) - 30-second clip 10. When the Wheels Are Coming Off (3:39) - 30-second clip - background vocals: Ricky Skaggs & Sharon White. 11. The Preacher Won't Have to Lie (4:18) - 30-second clip - background vocals: Mark Wright & Scotty Emerick. Lee Ann Womack Released May 13th, 1997 Produced by Mark Wright 01. Never Again, Again (3:44) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - first ever radio single from Lee Ann. 02. A Man with 18 Wheels (3:20) - 30-second clip 03. You've Got to Talk to Me (3:38) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - radio single. 04. The Fool (3:32) - Lyrics - 30-second clip - radio single. 05. Am I the Only Thing That You've Done Wrong? (3:48) - 30-second clip 06. Buckaroo (3:00) - 30-second clip - radio single. 07. Make Memories with Me (duet with Mark Chesnutt) (3:33) - 30-second clip 08. Trouble's Here (3:08) - 30-second clip 09. Do You Feel for Me (3:23) - 30-second clip 10. Montgomery to Memphis (4:41) - 30-second clip 11. Get Up In Jesus' Name (3:51) - 30-second clip