I have confirmation. It is a new Kid Rock song!!!!!!

Angel...I tend to think Kid Rock himself want's to make a statement about the world, failing society, & so on. Kid aka Bob Ritchie has been becoming more & more opinionated through his ballad lyrics, related to his own personal views on the world/society. He sincerely want's to make a difference, and through his music is one way he's attempting to do so...'if' people will listen to him and take his lyrical messages to heart that is. 'Amen' is an example, so is 'Roll on Roller Coaster', but more indirectly than the lyrics of 'Amen'...and another is, "When You Love Someone". Heck, just witnessing all Kid does through charitable behavior shows he want's to make a difference, cares about others, etc. Action speaks louder tha words.

Kid was always socially opinionated in lyrics, such as with Bawitdaba, etc...but song's like Bawitdaba, lyrically were/are a less focused approach towards making a difference in society, simply personal opinions in thought at the time the lyrics were written. He writes now deliberately wanting to make a difference.

Wanting to make a difference happens to several people especially as we get older and mature. Our kids are grown, or almost...our careers established, financial stability often comes in mid life...we have more time to focus on other's worries and problems in society, rather than strictly on our own. We begin to realize we want to make a difference for others while we still can. Philanthropy, compassion, empathy, is alive and well in Mr. Ritchie. One more reason why I'll respectively be a Kid Rock fan to the end. :)

See, I don't care for the live tracks because I can't hear the lyrics, or even some of the finer instrument's in music, due to all the background crowd noise, other outside element noises. If I don't care about hearing the lyrics, then live is okay. Now, when I'm at a live concert, I don't have a problem understanding the lyrics...it's only on recordings.

I like it

I have the same sorta reaction. I think it might be a good song, but its hard to tell. I've actually stopped watching most of the posted music videos because they sound on them is so bad, that it really doesn't do anything for me... in fact, most of them make KR (and whoever) sound terrible which we know isn't the case! so, I just watch the interviews and that sorta thing and leave the music vids alone.

kool i love the song and can't wait for more.. when is he gonna release his new album???

Bob can make songs that make a statement about the world, while still maintaining his unusual, kinda casual, quirky, a little cocky Kid Rock edge that we all love so much!

I think its is beautiful....And Thank God I was Born Free !!!!!

i really like this its great

It's a nice song, but i like my angry, cocky, loveable Kid Rock better.

Stop listening to Rick Ruebun!

OMG I LOVE IT

sometimes I have to listen to a song a cpl times for it to grow on me. Not saying there is anything wrong with the song, I'm saying there is something wrong with me! lol

I dunno Angel, but you heard the interview, He is gonna sing more about things that have more meaning than saying his name over and over lol Rick Ruebun is pushing his buttons...We shall see...

I'm not sure I if I liek the song or not....I liek the premise thou! Born Free =8)

i thinl after the first time im ya rockin roll jesus needs to transfer into how each and everyone of you bleesed to have the dream with a new song from that one song stop and play solo piano then drums until guuitars there are stars in the southern skys

fuk yes