Released: January 1, 2012

Featuring: Bon Jovi

Did you miss me, well I ain’t been gone
I been making little babies, I been writing big songs
Come and kiss me, yeah it’s been too long
Since we tore a town down like King Kong

A lot of young guns try to fill these boots
They want the green without the black and blue
They don’t understand and this ain’t just talking
I’ve been a dead man walking

[Chorus:]
Born again
Yes I’m born again
I’ll be white knuckle gripping when I spit in the wind
Riding high in the saddle with a six string grin
I’m born again
I been born again

Another headline, yeah we’re back in the news
Hillbilly Jedis with attitude
We come to raise the roof in your backyard
We put the lightning back in a jar

[Chorus]

Your witnessing the evolution of a country revolution
It’s a congregation for the melody
All you country sons and daughters
Get down in the dirty water
Make you holler make you wanna set it free

Big and Rich

Country duo Big & Rich initially started their careers as showmen in Nashville (Tennessee), eventually becoming the face of Music City as the 2000s drew to a close, Big & Rich were the most unlikely country duo to success.

Big & Rich happily pushed hip-hop braggadocio into their rocking country, building their music on chant-along sports anthems and ballads, the former showcasing their humor, the latter their sentimentality. Soon after “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” because a smash, Big & Rich started firing out hits, not just as performers but also as writers and producer.

They paired up in 1998, starting a regular performing group called the MuzikMafia, which appeared at a Nashville club on a regular basis for several years. Big & Rich worked on new material, both as a team and separately, building a reputation that started to crest in 2003, when Martina McBride recorded their “She’s a Butterfly”. Soon, the duo signed with Warner Nashville, which released their first single, “Wild West Show” early in 2004 with the full-length album ‘Horse of a Different Color’. Their boisterous blend of rockin' country and old-school rap, the album turned into something of a phenomenon and Big & Rich were ready to seize this opportunity.

From the album