Songs
- Act I
- Leavin' Home (Music and lyrics by Jeff Blumenkrantz)
- Long Hard Day (Music and lyrics by Bob Stillman)
- All Because of You (Music and lyrics by Jeff Blumenkrantz)
- Another Guy (Music and lyrics by Jeff Blumenkrantz)
- Boot Scootin' Boogie (Music and lyrics by Ronnie Dunn)
- It Don't Get Better Than This (Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown)
- Dancin' the Slow Ones With You (Music and lyrics by Danny Arena and Sara Light)
- Cowboy Take Me Away (Music and lyrics by Marcus Hummon and Martie Maguire)
- Could I Have This Dance? (Music and lyrics by Wayland D. Holyfield)
- My Back's Up Against the Wall (Music and lyrics by James B. Cobb, Jr. and Buddy Buie)
- If You Mess With the Bull (Music and lyrics by Luke Reed and Roger Brown)
- That's How She Rides (Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown)
- I Wish I Didn't Love You (Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown)
- Act II
- That's How Texas Was Born (Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown)
- Take You for a Ride (Music and lyrics by Danny Arena, Sara Light and Lauren Lucas)
- Mr. Hopalong Heartbreak (Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown)
- T-R-O-U-B-L-E (Music and lyrics by Jerry Chesnut)
- Dances Turn Into Dreams (Music and lyrics by Jerry Silverstein)
- The Hard Way (Music and lyrics by Clint Black and James Hayden Nicholas)
- Git It (Music and lyrics by Tommy Conners and Roger Brown)
- Something That We Do (Music and lyrics by Clint Black and Skip Ewing)
- The Devil Went Down to Georgia (Music and lyrics by Charles Daniels, Tom Crain, Fred Edwards, Taz DiGregorio, Jim Marshall and Charlie Hayward)
- Lookin' for Love (Music and lyrics by Wanda Mallette, Patti Ryan and Bob Morrison)
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