Georgia: The 50 States and Cities of America in Song Titles and Lyrics
This page contains a list of songs about the state of Georgia or that reference Georgia in the song title or lyrics. Also listed are songs named for or that mention the cities and towns of Georgia. Albums and musicians named for Georgia are also included.
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
- Georgia by
- Acker Bilk
- Coinbird
- Charlie Daniels Band
- Carolyn Dawn Johnson
- Ida
- Kilo
- The Righteous Brothers
- Boz Scaggs
- Faron Young
- All Around The World by Boyz II Men
- At A Georgia Camp Meeting by The Swedanes
- Back to Georgia by Loggins and Messina
- Blood Red And Going Down by Tanya Tucker
- Bringing In The Georgia Mail by Norman Blake
- Burn, Georgia, Burn by Alabama
- Call Me The Breeze by Lynyrd Skynryd
- Caroline by OCMS
- Cedartown, Georgia by Waylon Jennings
- The Devil Came Back To Georgia by Johnny Cash and Charlie Daniels
- Devil Went Down To Georgia by Charlie Daniels
- Don’t Want To Die In Georgia by Brewer and Shipley
- Fancy by Bobbie Gentry, Reba McEntire
- Georgia’s Song by The Wiggles
- Georgia (On My Mind) by Ray Charles, Dave Brubeck, Floyd Cramer, Deep Purple, Preservation Hall Jazz Band by The Righteous Brothers, Willie Nelson, Lou Rawls
- Georgia Blues by Bill Helms and His Upson County Band, Bix and Tram
- Georgia Bo Bo by Louis Armstrong
- Georgia County Line by Wiskeytown
- Georgia Fine by Stephen Shepherd
- Georgia, Georgia by Elliot Smith
- Georgia Grind by Louis Armstrong
- Georgia Hard by Robbie Fulks
- Georgia In A Jug by Johnny Paycheck, Blake Shelton
- Georgia It’s On by Pastor Troy
- Georgia Lee by Tom Waits (About A Girl)
- Georgia Mail by Lonesome River Band
- Georgia On A Fast Train by Billy Joe Shaver, BR5-49
- Georgia Overdrive by Fred Eaglesmith
- Georgia Peach by Acoustic Alchemy
- Georgia Peaches by Lynrd Skynrd, Pirates of the Mississippi
- Georgia Pineywoods by The Osbourne Brothers
- Georgia Rae by John Hiatt *About a girl
- Georgia Rag by Georgia Bill
- Georgia Railroad by Norman Blake
- Georgia Rain by Joshua Kadison, Trisha Yearwood
- Georgia Rhythm by Atlanta Rhythm Section
- Georgia Rose by David Grisman
- Georgia Stomp by Andrew and Jim Baxter
- Georgia Swing by Jelly Roll Morton
- Georgia Women by R.L. Burnside
- Georgia vs. Yo La Tengo by Yo La Tengo
- Georgia Yellow Hammers by The Moonshine Hollow Band
- Glory, Glory to Ole’ Georgia by Lewis Grizzard
- Going Back To Georgia by Nanci Griffith
- Going to Georgia by Mountain Goats
- Gonna Send You Back To Georgia by Gov’t Mule
- Heads In Georgia by J. J. Cale and Eric Clapton
- I’d Be Better Off In A Pine Box (On A Slow Train Back To Georgia) by Doug Stone
- I’m Goin’ To Georgia by Tenneva Ramblers
- I Been to Georgia on a Fast Train by Billy Joe Shaver
- Leave Virginia Alone by Rod Stewart
- The Legend by Jerry Reed
- Little Georgia Rose by Seldom Scene
- Macon Georgia Blue by Jeff Healy Band
- Marching Through Georgia by 97th Regimental String Band
- The Moon Over Georgia by Shenandoah
- My Home’s In Alabama by Alabama
- My Little Georgia Rose by Ricky Scaggs
- Never Going Back to Georgia by Blues Magoos
- The Night The Lights went out in Georgia by Vicki Lawrence
- Peach Pickin’ Time In Georgia by Jimmy Rodgers
- Queen of Memphis by Confederate Railroad
- Rainy Night In Georgia by Brook Benton by The Crusaders, Conway Twitty and Sam Moore, Ray Charles
- Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech by Dave Pell Octet
- Rhode Island is Famous for You by Blossom Dearie
- San Francisco Mabel Joy by Mickey Newbury
- (Sittin' on) the Dock of the Bay by Otis Redding
- Slow Train Through Georgia by Special Concensus
- Southern Comfort by Terry Allen
- Southern Fried Chicken in Macon, Georgia by St. Cotton
- Southland in the Spring by Indigo Girls
- Start Over Georgia by Collin Raye
- Sweet Georgia Brown by Ben Bernieby, Nat King Cole, Al Hirt, Ink Spots, Charlie Parker
- Tall Trees in Georgia by Eva Cassidy
- Ticket Back To Georgia by Head East
- Walkin’ Back To Georgia by Jim Croce
- Watermelon Time In Georgia by Lefty Frizzell
- Wanted Man by Johnny Cash
- What About Georgia? by Miranda Lambert
- Why Georgia by John Mayer
- You’re In Georgia Now by The Wrights
- You Ain’t Just Whistlin’ Dixie by The Bellamy Brothers
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
Georgia: Musicians
- Georgia Bill (Blind Willie McTell)
- The Georgia Prophets
- The Georgia Satellites
- Luther "Georgia Boy Snake" Johnson
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
Georgia: Albums
- Born In Georgia by Luther "Georgia Boy Snake" Johnson
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
Georgia: Cities and Towns
- Atlanta
- 4 to 1 in Atlanta by Tracy Byrd
- Atlanta by Stone Temple Pilots
- Atlanta Blue by The Statler Brothers
- Atlanta June by Pablo Cruise
- Atlanta Strut by Blind Sammie
- East Bound and Down (Smokey and The Bandit Theme) by Jerry Reed
- Hot’Lanta by .38 Special
- The Legend by Jerry Reed
- Oh, Atlanta by Bad Company, Alison Krauss, Little Feat
- Southern Comfort by Terry Allen
- Springtime In Atlanta by The Claire Rothrock Singers
- Welcome To Atlanta by Jermaine Dupri
- Augusta
- Augusta by Dave Loggins
- Cedartown
- Cedartown, Georgia by Waylon Jennings
- Decatur
- Decatur Psalm by Outkast
- Doraville
- Doraville by Atlanta Rythm Section
- Macon
- Guitar Man by Jerry Reed
- Feelin’ Better by Hank Williams Junior
- Macon Georgia Blue by Jeff Healy Band
- Macon Rag by Norman Blake
- Savannah
- Savannah by David Sanborn
- Savannah Mama by Blind Willie Johnson
- Sunday In Savannah by Nina Simone
- West Savannah by Outkast
- Bands
- Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band
- Girls Names
- Sweet Savannah by Shooter Jennings
- Way Cross
- San Francisco Mabel Joy by Mickey Newbury
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
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