Meant for Each Other

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Meant for Each Other
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Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 6, 1984
RecordedDecember 1983 (Nashville, TN)
Studio Woodland (Nashville, Tennessee)
Genre Country pop
Length32:09
Label MCA
Producer Tom Collins
Lee Greenwood chronology
You've Got a Good Love Comin'
(1984)
Meant for Each Other
(1984)
Streamline
(1985)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."To Me" Mack David, Mike Reid 3:12
2."Can't Get Too Much of a Good Thing"J. D. Martin, Dennis Morgan 3:07
3."I'll Never Stop Loving You"Michael David, Steve Dean2:56
4."We're a Perfect Match"Cal Freeman, Stan Munsey 3:07
5."We Were Meant for Each Other" Lee Greenwood 3:03
6."It Should Have Been Love by Now" Jan Crutchfield, Paul Harrison3:04
7."Soft Shoulder"Morgan, Don Pfrimmer3:19
8."Now You See Us, Now You Don't"Crutchfield, Harrison3:39
9."One on One, Eye to Eye, Heart to Heart" Stephen Allen Davis, Morgan3:29
10."Held Over" Jerry Fuller 3:16

Personnel

Charts

Singles

YearSongChart positions
US Country US AC CAN Country
1984"To Me"3245
1985"It Should Have Been Love by Now"193512

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