Carrie Underwood Reigns on Both Billboard Country and Christian Charts

Carrie Underwood's spiritually themed song "Something in the Water" is spending seventh week on Billboard Hot Country Songs chart this week. It's her longest chart run with a #1 single. She logged her previous best when her debut country hit "Jesus, Take the Wheel" ran up a six-week command in 2006. The song is also spending its 16th week on the summit of Billboard's Hot Christian Songs tally.
Dating to 1958, when Billboard combined various country song tallies into one all-encompassing list, Underwood's seven-week No. 1 run is surpassed among women only by Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" (10 weeks, 2012-13) and Connie Smith's "Once a Day" (eight weeks, 1964-65). In addition to "Wheel," "Water" rushes past two other songs by women who each led for six weeks: Faith Hill's "Breathe" (1999-2000) and Swift's "Our Song" (2007-08).
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