Songs that sound like I'm In a Hurry (And Don't Know Why)

Alabama · 1992

Its closest older relatives from the 1950s and 1960s are Cry, Cry, Cry by Johnny Cash and The Times They Are A-Changin' by Simon & Garfunkel. Newer songs that carry its sound include Miss You Here by Luke Combs and The Only Way I Know by Jason Aldean. Outside its genre, its closest match is Beautiful Noise by Neil Diamond (pop).

I'm In a Hurry (And Don't Know Why)Alabama · 1992Apple Music · Spotify

Sounds like it

10 songs matched on the audio, not on genre tags.

Still The OneAlan JacksonApple Music · Spotify

She's Got It AllKenny Chesney · 1997Apple Music · Spotify

Lost and FoundBrooks & Dunn · 1991Apple Music · Spotify

Big RiverHighwaymen, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings & Kris KristoffersonApple Music · Spotify

Guitar TownSteve Earle · 1986Apple Music · Spotify

Need A BoatMorgan WallenApple Music · Spotify

Somebody's Doin' Me RightKeith WhitleyApple Music · Spotify

Don’t Think I Don’t Think about ItDarius RuckerApple Music · Spotify

On the Other HandRandy TravisSpotify

Up! (Green "Country" Version)Shania Twain · 2002Apple Music · Spotify

Before it

Older songs it sounds like.

Cry, Cry, CryJohnny Cash · 1955Apple Music · Spotify

The Times They Are A-Changin'Simon & Garfunkel · 1964Apple Music · Spotify

After it

Newer songs that sound like it.

Miss You HereLuke Combs · 2026Apple Music · Spotify

The Only Way I KnowJason Aldean · 2012Apple Music · Spotify

CrosswindChris Stapleton · 2023Apple Music · Spotify

Its twins in other genres

The closest match in each.

popBeautiful NoiseNeil DiamondApple Music · Spotify

rockMoney for NothingDire Straits · 1985Apple Music · Spotify

LatinCorazón en la MaletaLuis Fonsi · 2014Apple Music · Spotify

R&BDrift AwayDobie GrayApple Music · Spotify

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