Back in 2001, Kid Rock released the single “Lonely Road of Faith.” It was a song about the trying times we all face at one time or another, and how sometimes the only thing that we can hold onto is our faith.
It was also a song that rang true in the days after the 9/11 attacks and a powerful country ballad to serenade the troops stationed at Germany’s Ramstein Air Base during a special MTV USO special that aired in 2002.
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Yet, currently it’s these lyrics that seem to be serving as quite a powerful foundation for Kid Rock to stand upon as he continues to mourn the sudden death of his assistant from an ATV accident on his Nashville property.
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On May 13, Kid Rock headed to his Facebook page to share a set of words from “Lonely Road of Faith” that anyone can look to for inspiration in their most trying times.
“We can make it though the storms and winds of change,” the caption read.
And if anyone can get through those storms, it is Kid Rock.
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