The group made three albums over the next three years. The late-1983 album "Deliver" provided two number-one singles, one of which, "I Guess It Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes", was written by Randy VanWarmer, who had a hit in 1979 with "Just When I Needed You Most". Their next album was "Greatest Hits 2", released in July 1984. Unlike the 1980 "Greatest Hits" album, this one included two new songs, "Everyday" and "Make My Life With You", both number-one country hits. In 1985 they released their 12th album, "Step on Out". The title cut was written by ex-Byrd Chris Hillman and former "Crawdaddy" magazine editor Peter Knobler. The group recorded two albums in 1986, one of which was a second Christmas album, and in 1987 they recorded a single called "Take Pride in America", which was used in television public service announcements about recycling.