These 15 Country Tracks Are Guaranteed To Get A Laugh Out Of Y’all

Some of the best country songs tell stories of heartache and love lost. But other tracks have more comical tales to tell, or they’re just flat-out silly.

So whenever you’re feeling down, reference this list of 15 hilarious country songs. They’ll give you a much-needed pick-me-up!

From a song about a squirrel who wreaked havoc in church, to a tune about getting “Drunk on a Plane,” these songs are sure to get a good laugh out of y’all.

“You’re the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly” – Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn

Just the title of this Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn duet is hysterical! The duo released the song in 1978 on their album Honky Tonk Heroes.

The song has Twitty and Lynn trading slight insults, including “you’re the reason our kids are ugly, little darlin’.“ It ends with Twitty and Lynn speaking to each other directly, with Lynn saying:

“Conway, why in the devil don’t you go and shave and put on a clean pair of pants?”

The recording features Twitty and Lynn laughing at the end. Even they got a kick out of the tune!

“I’m Gonna Miss Her” – Brad Paisley

Brad Paisley has perfected the art of the comical country song. One of his first funny tunes was 2002’s “I’m Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin’ Song).”

The song has Paisley singing about his lover’s threat to leave him if he goes fishing that day. The humor comes in the chorus, when he reveals his choice:

“I’m sure it’ll hit me, when I walk through that door tonight. Yeah, I’m gonna miss her. Oh, lookie there, I’ve got a bite.“

Paisley’s chuckle-worthy music video for the song features his future wife, Kimberly Williams, fellow country-singing comedian Little Jimmy Dickens, Jerry Springer, fishing legend Hank Parker, and sports broadcaster Dan Patrick.

“Shut Up and Fish” – Maddie & Tae

What can we say, some of the funniest country songs are about fishing! “Shut Up and Fish” is one such song that never fails to make people laugh.

In this case, the girls (being Maddie & Tae) are begging the fella they’re dating to leave them alone and just enjoy a nice day out on the lake. As they sing:

“For a little while he calmed down and let up. But then he went right back to pushing his luck. That line of mine wasn’t all I wanted to throw in.”

The song ends with the girls shoving “captain Casanova” into the lake. They say it was “just a little push,” all because he couldn’t “shut up and fish.”