TheBoot.com knows what your favorite country artists are thanksful for this holiday season.

Taylor Swift -

“I have family that I spend every Thanksgiving with,” the 20-year-old superstar says. “They’re all on my mom’s side, and they’re all women, and they’re really loud. They’re obnoxiously loud, and they all have this genetic cackle. They stand in the kitchen and it’s the loudest sound. It like, breaks noise barriers, and it’s like out of a movie. My cousins have like 49 cats and dogs. It’s really fun to go there and have somewhere I know I’m gonna be every Thanksgiving.”

Alan Jackson -

“It sounds just really simple, but the biggest blessing for me is to be able to have the success and the money because I don’t think I would’ve ever realized that it’s not important had I not had the opportunity to go through all this,” explains the Georgia native. “Because now I could give up all these toys and the house, the big house, and all that kind of stuff and live in a small home and be just as happy or more happy sometimes to have some loved ones, whether they’re your children or just whoever – people who you love that will take care of you and share life with you.”

Blake Shelton -

“It’s the most overlooked. I just like it because it’s in the fall and it’s my favorite weather, and I like to eat a lot,” he says. “Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. I guess it’s because I just love the fall so much.”

Faith Hill -

“I enjoy my children, and I enjoy my life — that’s what I’m most thankful for,” she says. “I’m thankful for a lot of things; it’s almost like a domino effect. One makes the other better. My family, my children, make music better for me, make everything better. But it’s one thing to have a life and it’s another to live it, and that’s something I’ve learned, it’s not something I’ve always known. [laughs]“

Tim McGraw-

“either going to family’s house or having family over at our place,” he explains. “The kids getting to reconnect with aunts and uncles and cousins and friends who sometimes you don’t get to connect with unless it’s that time of the year. And certainly what it means is giving thanks. I think this year it’s gonna be a lot more special for a lot of families because it certainly is a time to sort of reevaluate and really step back and take a look at the things that you do have, and start thinking about the life that some other people don’t have.”

Martina McBride-

“There’s the obvious things, of course, having daughters and a wonderful husband, and that relationship that has grown and matured and deepened and strengthened over the years. I feel blessed to have that.”

Trace Adkins -

“The food,” he acknowledges with a laugh. “Hmmm, the food, family, that’s what it’s all about. Giving thanks for family and food and football – the three F’s you’ve got to have. Well, there’s another one, but we won’t … you know. [laughs]“

Jason Aldean -

“Ghe biggest thing that I’m probably most thankful for, and this isn’t really something I’ve actually talked much about either, but when my second daughter was born or when my wife was pregnant with her, there were a lot of problems. I mean they thought there was stuff wrong with her, possible Down Syndrome [and] things like that and so, it was really a tough period. Then she was born, and now just to kind of see her grow up and be fine. Fortunately, it was nothing.”

Sara Evans -

“I feel like Hannah Montana,” she jokes. “I feel like I have the best of both worlds. [laughs] I can go out on tour and I can be all glammed up and perform on stage and then I can come home and play tennis at the country club and pack lunches for school and do homework after school. So, I am very, very thankful for all the blessings that God has given me. I am thankful for our children and that they’re healthy. My continued prayer every day is that He’ll keep us safe and healthy and keeps us together and help us to just be great people.”

Easton Corbin-

“We used to always go to my grandma’s for Christmas and Thanksgiving,” says Easton. “We’d go for the big meal. I don’t get to go back that much. A lot of times, I’ll stay in [Nashville] for Thanksgiving and then go down for Christmas.” His favorite side dish? “Cornbread dressing.”

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