Nate Smith Lyrics
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1. If I Could Stop Loving You
2. Alright Alright Alright
3. One Good Girl
4. Back At It Again
5. You Aint Been In Love
6. Better Boy
7. You Only Want Me When Youre Drunk
8. Bad Memory
9. Oil Spot
10. Wreckage
11. LFG
12. Whiskey On You
13. You Shouldnt Have To
14. Sleeve
15. I Found You
16. Backseat
17. Name Storms After
18. Raised Up
19. Under My Skin
20. I Dont Wanna Go To Heaven
21. World on Fire
22. I Dont Miss You
23. Good By Now
24. What an Angel Aint
25. Dear Heart
26. Love Is Blind
Other Songs Bulletproof Heart-Shaped Box Heres To Hometowns Hollywood (If Love Won't) Can We Forgive Ourselves? [feat. Van Hunt] Make It With You Rather Be Lonely Start Over (feat. Jermaine Holmes and James Francies) Wish I Never Felt
Other Songs Bulletproof Heart-Shaped Box Heres To Hometowns Hollywood (If Love Won't) Can We Forgive Ourselves? [feat. Van Hunt] Make It With You Rather Be Lonely Start Over (feat. Jermaine Holmes and James Francies) Wish I Never Felt
Nate Smith is an American country music singer signed to Sony Music Nashville.
Born and raised in Paradise, California, Smith was introduced to performing music by his church youth leader and cites Garth Brooks, Tom Petty, and Fleetwood Mac as his early influences.
After returning to Paradise, California in 2018, Smith's home burned down in the Butte County Camp Fire. The tragedy inspired him to write his breakout song "One of These Days".
News of the release was reported by local press and several national outlets including NPR, which encouraged Smith to return to Nashville and continue pursuing music.
After relocating, Smith released his next single "Wildfire". A clip of the performer singing his track went viral on the social media platform TikTok, gaining over 3 million views.
In 2022 "I Don't Wanna Go to Heaven" helped land him on 2022 Artists to Watch lists by Country Now, Country Lifestyle Network and PopWrapped.-Wikipedia
Birth Name: Nate SmithBorn and raised in Paradise, California, Smith was introduced to performing music by his church youth leader and cites Garth Brooks, Tom Petty, and Fleetwood Mac as his early influences.
After returning to Paradise, California in 2018, Smith's home burned down in the Butte County Camp Fire. The tragedy inspired him to write his breakout song "One of These Days".
News of the release was reported by local press and several national outlets including NPR, which encouraged Smith to return to Nashville and continue pursuing music.
After relocating, Smith released his next single "Wildfire". A clip of the performer singing his track went viral on the social media platform TikTok, gaining over 3 million views.
In 2022 "I Don't Wanna Go to Heaven" helped land him on 2022 Artists to Watch lists by Country Now, Country Lifestyle Network and PopWrapped.
From: Paradise, California, U.S.
Genre(s): Country
Instrument(s): Vocals
Active From: 2018-present