West Virginia: The 50 States and Cities of America in Song Titles and Lyrics
This page contains a list of songs about the state of West Virginia or that reference West Virginia in the song title or lyrics. Also listed are songs named for or that mention the cities and towns of West Virginia. Albums and musicians named for West Virginia are also included.
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
- West Virginia by John Linnell
- Boogie Back to Texas by Asleep At The Wheel
- A Country Boy Can Survive by Hank Williams Junior
- Carrying Your Love With Me by George Strait
- The Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia by Utah Philips
- I’m A Ramblin’ Man by Waylon Jennings
- Leaving West Virginia by Kathy Mattea
- Rhode Island is Famous for You by Blossom Dearie
- Salt Pork, West Virginia by Louis Jordon
- Take Me Home, Country Roads by John Denver
- Girl from West Virginia by Tommy Brown & the Country Line Grass
- The Road To Kaintuck by Johnny Cash
- This Protector by The White Stripes
- West Virginia Man by David Allen Coe
- West Virginia, My Home by Hazel Adkins
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
West Virginia: Musicians
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
West Virginia: Albums
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
West Virginia: Cities and Towns
- Morganton
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- Morning Morgantown by Joni Mitchell
- Wheeling
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- Boogie Back to Texas by Asleep At The Wheel
- Goodbye Wheeling by Mel Tillis
- Prisoner Of The Highway by Ronnie Milsap
- Women and Wheeling by Brian Dorn
Songs - Musicians - Albums - Cities and Towns - References - Complete State List
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