Sara Evans has only had the one goal in her life that she has always had that she would like to write and sing in the country genre. "God put me on this earth as singing," said Evans, according to John Meroney of American Enterprise. "It's the thing I'm passionate about and do the most and I'm determined to achieve it." Evans also wanted to be popular by going back to the traditional style of country music that was popularized by legends such as Patsy Cline and Hank Snow. Evans was also influenced through George Jones, Tammy Wynette as well as Patty Loveless. Evans had her first breakthrough in the 1990s when many hopeful country singers shifted towards pop songs. her debut album, True Lies, was an excellent example. True Lies, though it had received praise and was nominated by the Academy of Country Music for 1998's top new female artist but failed to create an lasting impression. So, when she released her second release, No Place That Far in 1999, No Place That Far, Evans accepted a plea from producers who convinced her to extend her repertoire and then finally received the acknowledgement she'd longed for since her childhood. Sara Evans was a born in Columbia Missouri on February 5 on 1971. Sara Evans spent the early days of her life living with her brothers and sisters.
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