"We Could Have Been" is a heartfelt ballad by Vince Gill that explores the theme of missed opportunities and the lingering feelings of what could have been in a past relationship

"Rita Ballou" is a song by Vince Gill that tells the story of a mesmerizing and captivating woman named Rita Ballou

The song "Down To My Last Bad Habit" by Vince Gill portrays a narrative of a person who has overcome various vices and habits in their life, but still remains addicted to a past relationship

The song "I Can't Do This" by Vince Gill explores the pain and struggle of witnessing an ex-lover moving on with someone else

The song "The Radio" by Vince Gill tells the story of a person on the road, constantly traveling and separated from their loved one

"Til The Best Comes Along" by Vince Gill is a heartfelt country song that tells the story of a humble and honest man who may not possess material wealth or physical attractiveness

"A Letter To My Mama" is a heartfelt song by Vince Gill that reflects on the deep emotions and gratitude towards his mother

"South Side of Dixie" by Vince Gill is a song that celebrates the charm and allure of the southern United States, particularly the region below the Mason-Dixon line

"Everybody's Sweetheart" is a song by Vince Gill from his album "I Still Believe in You" released in 1992

The song "Oklahoma Borderline" by Vince Gill tells the story of a man who finds himself in a difficult situation in Houston, Texas