Artist Bobby Bare
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Bobby Bare - 500 miles away from home
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Bobby Bare - 500 miles Miles Away From Home
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Bobby Bare - A little bit later on down the line
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Bobby Bare - Alabama rose
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Bobby Bare - Alimony
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Bobby Bare - All american boy
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Bobby Bare - All the good times are past and gone
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Bobby Bare - Amarillo highway
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Bobby Bare - Are you sincere
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Bobby Bare - Baby dont believe him
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Bobby Bare - Big dupree
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Bobby Bare - Blowin in the wind
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Bobby Bare - Book of love
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Bobby Bare - Brian hennessey
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Bobby Bare - Calgary snow
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Bobby Bare - California dreams
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Bobby Bare - Candy coated kisses
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Bobby Bare - Charleston railroad
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Bobby Bare - Christmas time at grandmas house
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Bobby Bare - Christmas train
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Bobby Bare - Coal river
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Bobby Bare - Come kiss me love
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Bobby Bare - Come on home and sing the blues to daddy
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Bobby Bare - Come sundown
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Bobby Bare - Cowboys and daddys
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Bobby Bare - Daddy what if
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Bobby Bare - Dear wastebasket
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Bobby Bare - Detroit city
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Bobby Bare - Dont it make you wanna go home
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Bobby Bare - Dont think twice its alright
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Bobby Bare - Down in mexico
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Bobby Bare - Down to my last come and get me
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Bobby Bare - Drinking from the bottle
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Bobby Bare - Drop kick me jesus
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Bobby Bare - Dropping out of sight
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Bobby Bare - Find out whats happening
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Bobby Bare - Five hundred miles
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Bobby Bare - Four strong winds
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Bobby Bare - Game of triangles
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Bobby Bare - Gods were angry with me
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Bobby Bare - Goin back to texas
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Bobby Bare - Got leavin on her mind
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Bobby Bare - Greasy grit gravy
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Bobby Bare - Green green grass of home
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Bobby Bare - Hard time hungrys
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Bobby Bare - Heaven help my soul
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Bobby Bare - Hes a cowboy
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Bobby Bare - Hillbilly hell
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Bobby Bare - Homecoming
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Bobby Bare - How about you
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Bobby Bare - Hurricane shirley
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Bobby Bare - I dont believe ill fall in love today
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Bobby Bare - I hate goodbyes
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Bobby Bare - I never went to bed with an ugly woman
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Bobby Bare - I took a memory for lunch
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Bobby Bare - I took a memory to lunch
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Bobby Bare - I was coming home to you
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Bobby Bare - I wonder where you are tonight
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Bobby Bare - Id fight the world
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Bobby Bare - If you aint got nothing
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Bobby Bare - Im a long way from home
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Bobby Bare - Im a man of constant sorrow
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Bobby Bare - Im gettin lonely
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Bobby Bare - Im not a candle in the wind
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Bobby Bare - In the hills of shiloh
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Bobby Bare - It all depends on linda
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Bobby Bare - Its alright
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Bobby Bare - Ive lived a lot in my time
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Bobby Bare - Last dance at the old texas moon
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Bobby Bare - Lemon tree
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Bobby Bare - Little bit later on down the line
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Bobby Bare - Long black limousine
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Bobby Bare - Long way to tennessee
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Bobby Bare - Lost in millers cave
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Bobby Bare - Margies at the lincoln park inn
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Bobby Bare - Marie laveau
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Bobby Bare - Mrs jones your daughter cried all night
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Bobby Bare - Numbers
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Bobby Bare - Ode to the little brown shack out back
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Bobby Bare - Passin through
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Bobby Bare - Please dont tell me how the story ends
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Bobby Bare - Please dont tell me till the story ends
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Bobby Bare - Pretty painted ladies
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Bobby Bare - Rosalies good eats cafe
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Bobby Bare - Rough on the living
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Bobby Bare - Shame on me
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Bobby Bare - She my ever lovin machine
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Bobby Bare - Sittin and thinkin
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Bobby Bare - Song of the south
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Bobby Bare - Speckled pony
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Bobby Bare - Sweeter than the flowers
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Bobby Bare - Take me as i am
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Bobby Bare - Tequila sheila
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Bobby Bare - Thats how i got to memphis
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Bobby Bare - The devil and billy markham
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Bobby Bare - The great american fisherman
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Bobby Bare - The jogger
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Bobby Bare - The mermaid
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Bobby Bare - The mermaid song
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Bobby Bare - The stranger
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Bobby Bare - The winner
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Bobby Bare - Things change
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Bobby Bare - To whom it may concern
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Bobby Bare - Try to remember
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Bobby Bare - Vampira
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Bobby Bare - When im gone
Bobby Bare is an American country music singer and songwriter, known for his smooth baritone voice and storytelling style. He rose to fame in the 1960s with hits like "Detroit City" and "500 Miles Away from Home." Bare was part of the outlaw country movement and worked with artists like Shel Silverstein, whose humorous and poignant lyrics he often recorded. With a career spanning over six decades, he’s considered a country music legend and was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2013.