List of Singles Written By Tim Nichols
Nichols co-wrote the following singles:
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- Trace Adkins – "(This Ain't) No Thinkin' Thing"
- Tracy Byrd – "When Mama Ain't Happy"
- Terri Clark – "I Wanna Do It All", "Girls Lie Too"
- John Corbett – "Good to Go"
- Billy Dean – "Tryin' to Hide a Fire in the Dark"
- Ricky Lynn Gregg – "Careful What You Wish For"
- Ty Herndon – "Mighty Mighty Love"
- Faith Hill – "A Baby Changes Everything"
- Alan Jackson – "That'd Be Alright"
- Sarah Johns – "He Hates Me"
- David Kersh – "Something to Think About"
- Sammy Kershaw – "Vidalia"
- Shannon Lawson – "Dream Your Way to Me"
- Patty Loveless – "That's the Kind of Mood I'm In"
- Dustin Lynch – "Cowboys and Angels", "She Cranks My Tractor"
- Reba McEntire – "I'd Rather Ride Around with You"
- Tim McGraw – "Live Like You Were Dying"
- Jo Dee Messina – "Heads Carolina, Tails California", "You're Not in Kansas Anymore"
- Ronnie Milsap – "All Is Fair in Love and War"
- Joe Nichols – "She Only Smokes When She Drinks"
- Turner Nichols – "Moonlight Drive-In", "She Loves to Hear Me Rock"
- Jamie O'Neal – "I Love My Life"
- James Otto – "Sunday Morning and Saturday Night"
- Michael Peterson – "Somethin' 'bout a Sunday"
- Povertyneck Hillbillies – "One Night in New Orleans"
- Aaron Tippin – "A Door"
- Van Zant – "Nobody Gonna Tell Me What to Do"
- Keith Whitley – "I'm Over You", "Brotherly Love" (duet with Earl Thomas Conley)
- Lee Ann Womack – "I'll Think of a Reason Later"
- Chris Young - "The Man I Want to Be"
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