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- A Place In The Sun
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Tim McGraw
Released 1999

My Best Friend
04:39
72,344 plays

Something Like That
03:03
52,040 plays

My Next Thirty Years
03:37
45,442 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Trouble With Never
- 04:14
- 26,267 plays

- 2
- Seventeen
- 03:18
- 42,160 plays

- 3
- She'll Have You Back
- 03:25
- 23,119 plays

- 4
- Somebody Must Be Prayin' For Me
- 03:52
- 26,239 plays

- 5
- My Best Friend
- 04:39
- 72,344 plays

- 6
- Senorita Margarita
- 03:50
- 25,712 plays

- 7
- Some Things Never Change
- 03:56
- 28,826 plays

- 8
- You Don't Love Me Anymore
- 03:42
- 29,415 plays

- 9
- Something Like That
- 03:03
- 52,040 plays

- 10
- Please Remember Me
- 04:55
- 45,350 plays

- 11
- Carry On
- 03:22
- 27,265 plays

- 12
- My Next Thirty Years
- 03:37
- 45,442 plays

- 13
- Eyes Of A Woman
- 03:47
- 23,566 plays

- 14
- A Place In The Sun
- 04:19
- 23,248 plays

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album review

Everywhere may have continued Tim McGraw's streak of hit albums, but it also suggested that he was falling into a bit of a rut. That doesn't seem to have bothered McGraw, since Everywhere's sequel, A Place in the Sun, is much like its predecessor in its balance of polished ballads, country-pop and uptempo ravers, which are supposed to sound like honky-tonk but are closer to country-rock. Since he's a professional and works with professionals, A Place in the Sun sounds good and has a number of highlights, from ballads like "My Best Friend" and the Patty Loveless duet "Please Remember Me" to harder numbers like "Something Like That," "My Next Thirty Years" and "She'll Have You Back." The problem is, there's nothing new here -- not only is the music in the same vein as his previous efforts, it has nearly the same ratio of hits to misses. Since the moments that do work are very good, and since it is a stronger overall record than its predecessor, it will be worthwhile for fans, but it doesn't help erase the impression that McGraw won't deliver a truly satisfying album until a greatest-hits compilation comes along. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide