Celebrate the Heart of Country, Americana, and Roots Music!

3 Vow Renewal Songs of Kenny Rogers That We Love

3 Vow Renewal Songs of Kenny Rogers That We Love
Arden Lambert
by

Arden Lambert covers breaking country music news for Country Thang Daily. If it just happened in country music, Arden is on it.

Get Country Thang Daily first on GoogleGet CTD first on GoogleAdd us as a preferred source in Top StoriesAdd us as a preferred sourceAdd

There are 3 vow renewal songs of Kenny Rogers that have mostly played a part in many vow renewal celebrations all over the world. Let’s check them and their messages.

3 Vow Renewal Songs of Kenny Rogers

3 Vow Renewal Songs of Kenny Rogers That We Love

1. “The Vows Go Unbroken (Always True to You)”

The song was released in August of 1989 as the 3rd single from the album “Something Inside So Strong.” The song was written by Gary Burr and Eric Kaz. It reached No. 8 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs.

The “Vows Go Unbroken” tells us about a man whose love for his wife is still burning. Love, Keep, and Honor were three words that kept their marriage stand through the years.

A favorite of my grandparents, this song became a must-play in all wedding anniversaries. Growing up hearing this song made me a Kenny Roger’s fan.

2. “Through the Years “

“Through the Years” was written by Steve Dorff and Marty Panzer. The song was released on December 1981 and reached number 13 on the Billboard’s Hot 100, No.5 on Hot Country Songs, and No.1 on the Adult Contemporary. He performed the song at the 1983 Grammy Awards.

It is a song of appreciation, adoration, and love that continues to grow. It depicts a faithful woman who stood by her man and a man highly cherishing her.

Spending the rest of your life with a person who values you and makes you a better person is a treasure. It is just right to choose this song to let the world know that you are with the best person.

3.“You Decorated My Life”

Written by Debbie Hupp and Bob Morrison, it was released in September 1979. The song was No.1 on the Billboard Country Singles Chart and no. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

“You Decorated My Life” depicts how a woman added some music and color to the man’s plain world. And, in return, how meeting her balanced his good-for-nothing life.

Indeed, life is worth celebrating if you found the person gave color and meaning to it.

With the increasing rate of divorce, it is just right to choose the right song to celebrate your years of being together. Choosing these songs sung by a living legend will surely make it more special.

Which song do you like best?

3 Vow Renewal Songs of Kenny Rogers That We Love

Know someone who loves Kenny Rogers?

Pass this story along to your friends and family on Facebook.

Share on Facebook

Latest Stories

Yellowstone Baby Names Are Booming, and a Country Singer’s Character Cracked the Top 100

In 2022, for the first time ever, enough American parents named their baby boys Dutton to put the name in the national top 1,000. It came in at No. 836, ...

Tim McGraw’s Ex-Fiancee Was Standing Next to Him When He Met Faith Hill, and She Just Said So

In 1994, backstage at the Country Radio Seminar in Nashville, Tim McGraw posed for a group photo and met a singer named Faith Hill. On the way out, the girlfriend ...

What Happened to Shania Twain? The Lost Years, Her Husband and the Voice She Made Her Own

For seven years, the woman behind Come On Over, which the Global Lyme Alliance calls the best-selling female album ever, could not yell out for her own dog. “There were ...

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood’s Love Story Began at a Demo Session and a Promise He Kept

In 1987, two singers still waiting on their big break were recording a demo for songwriter Kent Blazy, and both of them were married to other people. Garth Brooks had ...

Willie Nelson’s IRS Tapes Album Came From Something the Government Had Already Taken From Him

In 1990, the IRS took Willie Nelson’s homesteads in three states, padlocked his recording studio and arranged to auction off his gold records and the family piano, Grunge reported. His ...

Chris LeDoux Was Rodeo’s 1976 World Champion Before Garth Brooks Admitted He ‘Stole My Whole Act From Chris’

Chris LeDoux came into the 1976 National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City as the No. 14 qualifier and left as the world champion bareback rider. According to Sports Illustrated, he ...

John Anderson, ‘Seminole Wind’ Singer and Country Music Hall of Fame Member, Dies at 71

Country Music Hall of Fame member John Anderson died Wednesday at 71. Back in the summer of 1972, the young man from Apopka, Florida, moved to Nashville, where his older ...

Who Was the Real Jolene? Dolly Parton Revealed the Woman With a ‘Terrible Crush’ on Carl Dean and Got Her ‘Revenge’

In the early years of their marriage, Carl Dean spent a lot of time at the bank. He was trying to get a loan for his asphalt paving business, and ...

George Jones Called ‘He Stopped Loving Her Today’ Morbid, Reportedly Bet It Would Miss No. 1

George Jones heard the song Billy Sherrill was so sure about and wanted nothing to do with it. In his autobiography, I Lived To Tell It All, he remembered exactly ...

Ella Langley Toasts ‘365 Days of Madness’ for ‘Choosin’ Texas,’ the 45-Minute Song That Outran Mariah Carey

It took Ella Langley and three co-writers 45 minutes to write “Choosin’ Texas.” A year after the song came out, she is still trying to measure what those 45 minutes ...

Leave a Comment

For security, use of Google's reCAPTCHA service is required which is subject to the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.