Free Born Man
Hank Williams Jr. · Other Songs - Hank Williams Jr.
Now I ran away for the first time when I was about four years old.
I'm a free born man.My home is on my back.
Lord, I know every inch of highway and every foot of
backroad never a mile from a railroad track.
I got a gal in Cincinatti, got a woman in San Antone.
But I always love that girl next door and any ole place is home.
I'm a free born man.My home is on my back.
Lord, I know every inch of highway and every foot of
backroad never a mile from a railroad track.
I've got me a worn out guitar.I carry an ole tote sack.
I've hocked it about two-hundred times but I always get it back.
I'm a free born man.My home is on my back.
Now I know every inch of highway and every foot of
backroad never a mile from a railroad track.
You May not like my appearance.You may not like my song,
You might not like the way I am but you sure like the way I'm gone
I'm a free born man.My home is on my back.
Lord, I know every inch of highway and every foot of
backroad never a mile from a railroad track.
Free Born Man
Hank Williams Jr. has long been a defining voice in country music, known for blending traditional sounds with a rebellious spirit. "Free Born Man" captures the essence of his signature style, reflecting themes of independence and resilience that permeate his extensive discography. While the track stands as a testament to his songwriting prowess, it fits seamlessly within a career marked by hits like "Family Tradition" and "Lawyers, Guns, And Money." Williams Jr. often explores the complexities of life and personal freedom, delivering narratives that resonate deeply with fans of the genre. This recording continues his legacy of crafting authentic country music that speaks to the human experience, showcasing his ability to evolve while maintaining the core elements that made him an icon.