Studio Album · No. 3

Feels Like Today Songwriting Credits by Rascal Flatts

2004 Lyric Street 12 tracks 42:56

Produced by Mark Bright, Rascal Flatts, Marty Williams  ·  Engineered by Marty Williams, Bart Morris, Tom Baker

Lyric Street CountryCountry Pop
33%
Authorship
Co-Performer

Holds writing credit on 4 of 12 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 4 / 12 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 12 tracks with documented writers, by whether Rascal Flatts carries a lyricist or composer credit.

33%
4 trackswritten by Rascal Flatts 8 tracksoutside writers
Rascal Flatts's roles on this album

Share of the 12 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist33%
Composer33%
Producer100%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

12
Tracks
21
Lyricists
3
Producers
5.274 million
Worldwide Copies Sold
2004
Released
Data Insight

Four of the twelve tracks carry a member's name. "Bless the Broken Road" is not one of them: it was written by Marcus Hummon, Bobby Boyd and Jeff Hanna a decade earlier, and the Rascal Flatts version is the one that won Best Country Song at the 48th Grammy Awards.

Feels Like Today is the trio's best-selling album, released in September 2004 and certified 5x platinum for 5.274 million sold in the United States. "Bless the Broken Road" came from it and won a Grammy.

Track Listing & Credits 12 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Where You Are
Catt GravittJames LeBlanc Catt GravittJames LeBlanc Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
2
Bless the Broken Road #29
Jeff HannaBobby BoydMarcus Hummon Jeff HannaBobby BoydMarcus Hummon Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
3
Then I Did
Steve RobsonJeffrey Steele Steve RobsonJeffrey Steele Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
4
Feels Like Today #56
Steve RobsonWayne Hector Steve RobsonWayne Hector Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
5
Fast Cars and Freedom #38
Gary LeVoxNeil ThrasherWendell Mobley Gary Wayne Vernon Jr.Neil ThrasherWendell Mobley Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
6
When the Sand Runs Out
James LeBlancBrad Crisler James LeBlancBrad Crisler Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
7
Here's to You
Jay DeMarcusNeil ThrasherWendell Mobley Stanley Wayne DeMarcus Jr.Neil ThrasherWendell Mobley Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
8
The Day Before You
Matthew West Matthew West Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
9
Break Away
Joe Don RooneyRandy CantorDennis Matkosky Joe Don RooneyRandy CantorDennis Matkosky Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
10
Holes
Gregory BeckerJohn Paul White Gregory BeckerJohn Paul White Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
11
Oklahoma-Texas Line
Jay DeMarcusGary LeVoxJoe Don Rooney Stanley Wayne DeMarcus Jr.Gary Wayne Vernon Jr.Joe Don Rooney Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)
12
Skin (Sarabeth) #42
Doug JohnsonJoe Henry Doug JohnsonJoe Henry Mark BrightRascal FlattsMarty Williams Rascal Flatts (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 26 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Feels Like Today

Who wrote Feels Like Today?
Four of the twelve tracks credit a member of the trio. The rest are by Nashville writers, including Catt Gravitt, James LeBlanc and Marcus Hummon.
Who wrote "Bless the Broken Road"?
Marcus Hummon, Bobby Boyd and Jeff Hanna. The Rascal Flatts recording won the Grammy for Best Country Song in 2006.
How did the album sell?
5.274 million copies in the United States as of July 2014, and it is certified 5x multi-platinum by the RIAA.
Who produced it?
Mark Bright, Marty Williams and the band.
Which singles charted?
"Bless the Broken Road" at 29 on the Hot 100, "Fast Cars and Freedom" at 38, "Skin (Sarabeth)" at 42 and the title track at 56.
How long is the album?
42:56 across twelve tracks.
Is this their biggest album?
Yes, by sales. It and Me and My Gang are the trio's only 5x platinum records.

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