Kenny Chesney Lyrics 4 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Scare Me

"Scare Me" is the tenth track from Kenny Chesney's album "Just Who I Am: Poets and Pirates". The song was co-written by Joe Don Rooney from Rascal Flatts along with Wendell Mobley and Neil Thrasher. Neil also co-wrote a song with Kenny in 2007 called "Take Me There" which became a number one hit for Joe Don and the other guys in Rascal Flatts.

Answer: Shiftwork

"Shiftwork" is the third track from "Poets and Pirates" and is a duet with the legendary George Strait. This song talks about Blue Collar Workers and all he or she has to go through during his or her workday. It has a cool island beat and it wouldn't be the same song without King George singing with him. Kenny has said in interviews about this song that he is honored to have George sing with him because he's only done duets with a handful of artists and to be on that short list is amazing.

Answer: Ain't That Love

"Ain't That Love" is the second track from Kenny's "Me and You" album released in 1996. The song never received radio play and was written by Greek songwriter Kostas.

Answer: Don't Blink

"Don't Blink" was the second release from the "Poets and Pirates" album. The song was written by Casey Beathard and Chris Wallin and the video was directed by Shaun Silva. It set a record when it debuted at number 16 on Country Billboard and was the number one song by October 27, 2007. "Entertainment Weekly" reviewer Whitney Pastorek had this to say about the song: "'Don't Blink' is a meticulously pop-crafted slow burner with a monster hook that also features a reflective verse: 'Best start puttin' first things first/'Cause when your hourglass runs outta sand/You can't flip it over, start again.' Brilliant poetry it's not, but let's hope that revelation sticks."

Answer: Sherry's Living In Paradise

Written by Kenny Chesney and his guitar player Clayton Mitchell to impress a waitress in the islands, "Sherry's Living In Paradise" was a cut from his 2005 island themed album, "Be As You Are: Songs From an Old Blue Chair".

Answer: Wife and Kids

Written by Jim Collins and Brett James (He wrote "When the Sun Goes Down") -"Wife and Kids" is the fifth song from Kenny's "Poets and Pirates" album. Country Music reviewer Jack Lowe said this about the song: "And everyone thinks that being a big star up on stage is "the life." But when it's all said and done, you go home alone and just wish for a normal life.

This is the message in the song "Wife and Kids." Being greeted by your family after a long day makes life worth living."

Answer: Stripper

"Dancin for the Groceries" is about a single mom who is working as a stripper to feed her kids and pay the bills. It's written by Don Schlitz who also wrote the Kenny Rogers hit, "The Gambler" and by Brett James. GAC says this about the song: "The swirling tension of the smoky stripper's reality check, "Dancin' for the Groceries," there is a new depth, a new kind of country coming from the shy, soft-spoken musician."

Answer: High And Dry

Michael Huffman, Mike Geiger and Woody Mullis wrote "High and Dry" and it is found on Kenny's debut album, "In My Wildest Dreams".

Answer: Better As a Memory

In an interview with GAC, Kenny said the song, "Better As a Memory" is, "The most personal hands down. It's the most brutally honest song I've ever recorded - and that song is a letter I've written several times." It was written by Scooter Carusoe and Lady Goodman and is the seventh track on the "Poets and Pirates" album.

Answer: When She Calls Me Baby

Kenny and Rick Williamson wrote the song, "When She Calls Me Baby" and it is from his very first album, "In My Wildest Dreams."

Answer: Wild Ride

The song "Wild Ride" is on Kenny's "Poets and Pirates" album and features Joe Walsh on guitar and voice box; Joe also appeared onstage with Kenny during the 2007 Flip Flop Summer tour. The song is written by Dwight Yoakam.

Answer: Magic

"Magic" is one of four songs on the "Be As You Are" album that were completely written by Kenny Chesney; all the rest of the songs were co-written with other songwriters. The song is about his love of the Caribbean and the entire line of the song goes like this: "This crazy rock has got a lot of romance and sex appeal. It's lazy days with Hemingway and I gotta say that it captures me still. 'Cause I believe there's magic in those beachside dives, under the moon as it's changing the tides. Friends they go away, then they reappear, I believe there is magic here."

Answer: Just Not Today

"Just Not Today" is a song about being young and not having to worry about being a grown up. It was written by David Lee Murphy who wrote hits such as, "Living in Fast Forward", "The More I Drink", and "Goes Down Easy". It can be found on Kenny's "Poets and Pirates" album.

Answer: Freedom

"Everyone has their own definition and sense of what this means and freedom isn't always what you think. To a Wall Street guy, it's giving it up and riding his Harley. To the soldiers, it's defending our country and our ideas. To me, it's being on a boat anywhere.

It's the place you feel like you belong, where you are most alive, where you have a reason to be and everything else doesn't matter." This is a quote by Kenny Chesney to GAC after releasing his "Road and the Radio" album. "Freedom" is the eighth song on Kenny's "Road and the Radio" album which debuted on November 8, 2005.

The song was written by Tom Douglas and Bill Luther.

Answer: Got a little crazy

"Got A Little Crazy" is all about waking up after a crazy night next to someone you aren't sure you remember. It's written by Craig Monday and Chris Wallin who also wrote, "Something to Be Proud Of". It is the sixth track on "Poets and Pirates". Kenny is quoted as saying this about the song: "I'm not saying it's never happened to me ... but I know I'm not alone here! When I think about the fans and all the shenanigans that go on during the evening... sometimes you just go out to have a little fun, one thing leads to another, and then - there you are! We've ALL been in a strange place the next morning, making a new friend all over again in the daylight. I'm just glad it can happen at our shows or listening to our music.

These are the stories we live our lives by, laughing and marveling at the craziness of it all." Source: BNA Records - 2007