Some People Change Kenny Chesney
"Some People Change" by Kenny Chesney, released in 2005, is a #Country song that explores themes of personal growth, redemption, and the transformative power of love. The lyrics convey a message of hope, emphasizing that individuals can evolve over time. Its heartfelt storytelling and emotional delivery resonate with listeners, reinforcing the idea that change is possible. The song's relatable content and catchy melody have made it a favorite among fans, contributing to Chesney's reputation as a leading figure in contemporary country music.
[Verse 1]
His old man was a rebel yeller
Bad boy to the bone, he'd say
Can’t trust a colored feller
He'd judge 'em by the tone of their skin
[Verse 2]
He was raised to think like his dad
Narrow minded, full of hate
On the road to no where fast
Til' the grace of God got in the way
[Verse 3]
Then he saw the light, and hit he’s knees
And cried and said a prayer
Rose up a brand new man
Left the old one right there
[Chorus]
Here’s to the strong
Thanks to the brave
Don’t give up hope
Some people change
Against all odds
Against the grain
Love finds a way
Some people change
His old man was a rebel yeller
Bad boy to the bone, he'd say
Can’t trust a colored feller
He'd judge 'em by the tone of their skin
[Verse 2]
He was raised to think like his dad
Narrow minded, full of hate
On the road to no where fast
Til' the grace of God got in the way
[Verse 3]
Then he saw the light, and hit he’s knees
And cried and said a prayer
Rose up a brand new man
Left the old one right there
[Chorus]
Here’s to the strong
Thanks to the brave
Don’t give up hope
Some people change
Against all odds
Against the grain
Love finds a way
Some people change
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