Lonely Road Of Faith
Kid Rock · Cocky [2001]
I have been there
I'm prepared for the storms and the tides that rise
I've realized one thing, how much I love you
And it hurts to see, to see you cryin'
I believe we can make it through the winds of change (chaaaaange)
God is great indeed
If you believe, in the afterlife (Yeah we gotta)
Make some sense of the pieces that we found (Oh no, Oh no)
And if you just hold on,
I wont let you fall (I wont let you fall)
We can make it through the storms and the winds of change
(Oh no, Oh no,
yeah yeah
No No)
Though I walk through the valley of darkness
I am not afraid
Cause I know I've got it all
And if the wind blows east, would you follow me
And if the wind blows north, would ya stay your course
And if the wind blows west, would ya second guess
And if it blows to the south, would you count me out
And if the sun don't shine, would you still be mine
And if the sky turns grey, would you walk away
Would you say I do, if I say I'll be
And walk this road through life with me
You know I love youuuuuu
On this looooonely road of faith
On this looooo-oonely road of faith
About Lonely Road Of Faith
Kid Rock's "Lonely Road Of Faith" serves as a pivotal track on the 2001 album *Cocky*, marking a significant shift in his musical direction toward a more polished, radio-friendly rock sound. Released during a period where the artist sought to broaden his appeal beyond his earlier country and punk roots, the song exemplifies his signature blend of hard-hitting guitar riffs and anthemic vocals. It stands alongside other notable tracks on the record, such as "Trucker Anthem" and "Picture," contributing to a cohesive body of work that defined his late-90s and early-2000s era. The recording captures the energy of a musician fully embracing rock and roll, delivering a message of resilience and faith that resonated with fans while solidifying his status as a versatile performer capable of crossing genre boundaries with commercial success.