3 Eternal Songs by John Denver that Have Stood the Test of Time

Discover the timeless charm of John Denver with three of his most enduring songs. From the heartfelt "Take Me Home, Country Roads" to the joyful "Thank God I’m a Country Boy" and the poignant "Leaving on a Jet Plane," these classics showcase Denver's unique ability to blend fresh and classic sounds. Let us know your favorite John Denver song in the comments!
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[@johnlightfoot9967]

Annie's Song should be in the top three.

[@velikijoxotnik]

I would've said "Annie's Song," "Rocky Mountain High," and "Take me Home Country Roads." "The Eagle and the Hawk" is a much more powerful anthem, for me at least, than "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" (which has never been a song of his that I liked).

[@Musician-Songwriter]

"Take me home country Roads" was written by Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert, J. Denver only helped finish the song, "Thank god I'm a country Boy" was written by John Martin Sommers and "Leaving on a jet Plane" is the only one out of the three he wrote himself.