What makes Steal Another Day by Steve Wariner notable?

'Steal Another Day' is significant for its introspective lyrics and solidifies Wariner's reputation as a storyteller in country music. The album resonated with fans, contributing to Wariner's enduring presence on the charts during the early 2000s and showcasing his ability to navigate both mainstream appeal and artistic integrity. When 'Steal Another Day' was released in 2003, Steve Wariner was already a seasoned artist with several hits under his belt, including the chart-topping 'Holes in the Floor of Heaven.' This album followed his 2000 release, 'Burnin' the Road,' marking a continued exploration of personal and emotional themes in his songwriting while solidifying his place in the country music landscape.

Who is Steal Another Day for?

Steal Another Day works well if you're into reflective storytelling with heart, for quiet evenings and melancholic tones of longing.

How many songs are on Steal Another Day?

Steal Another Day has 16 tracks, running approximately 62 minutes.

Steal Another Day

Steve Wariner · 2003

62 min · 16 tracks · country music

A contemplative blend of traditional country melodies and heartfelt storytelling that resonates with themes of love and redemption.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Kiss Me Anyway — This opening track sets a romantic tone with its lush instrumentation and sincere lyrics, perfectly encapsulating the album's central themes of love and longing.
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There Will Come a Day (Holly's Song) — This poignant ballad reflects on loss and hope, showcasing Wariner's emotional depth and lyrical prowess, making it a standout moment on the album.
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In My Heart Forever (For Chet) — A tribute to Chet Atkins, this track highlights Wariner’s admiration for his mentor while blending nostalgic melodies with heartfelt sentiment.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

reflective storytelling with heart
for quiet evenings
melancholic tones of longing
nostalgic themes of small towns
gentle melodies for relaxation

Maybe skip if you

seekers of high-energy tracks
prefer instant gratification songs

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Steal Another Day' was released in 2003, Steve Wariner was already a seasoned artist with several hits under his belt, including the chart-topping 'Holes in the Floor of Heaven.' This album followed his 2000 release, 'Burnin' the Road,' marking a continued exploration of personal and emotional themes in his songwriting while solidifying his place in the country music landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Alan Jackson· Vince Gill· Brad Paisley

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Kiss Me Anyway 4:13
2 Carmelita 3:56
3 Snowfall on the Sand 4:51
4 Ride the Rocket 3:34
5 Steal Another Day 4:48
6 I Really Don't Have Anything 3:54
7 Welcome to This World 3:41
8 There Will Come a Day (Holly's Song) 4:02
9 I'm Your Man 3:01
10 In My Heart Forever (For Chet) 3:38
11 Where Did I Go Wrong 3:31
12 The Weekend 3:57
13 You Can Dream of Me 4:06
14 Some Fools Never Learn 4:15
15 Small Town Girl 3:40
16 This Christmas Prayer 3:41

What to play next

Listen next

My Tribute To Chet Atkins

2009

Go back to

Faith in You

2000

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