Something to Believe In Hank Williams Jr.

"Something to Believe In" by Hank Williams Jr. is a #Country song released in 1990. The lyrics express a yearning for faith, hope, and purpose in a world filled with uncertainty. Themes of searching for meaning and personal conviction resonate throughout. Musically, it features traditional country instrumentation and heartfelt vocals, reflecting the struggles of everyday life. The song's relatable message has made it an anthem for those seeking guidance and connection.

[Verse 1]
There ain't too much chance for opportunity
In this town that I live in
And I don't know what I'm gonna do with me
And it's getting hard to contend

[Verse 2]
With the fact that I ain't going nowhere
If I don't get out of here
I need a change of luck and a pick-me-up
Something more than the bars and the beers

[Chorus 1]
I need something to believe in
Something to look forward to
Something to believe in
'Cause I got a bad case of the blues
Something to believe in
Something to make me feel right
Something to believe in
Is that asking too much out of life?

[Verse 3]
Well, I quit my job and I'm leaving today
'Cause two hundred a week, it don't make it
I got a ticket going to L.A
And I'm hoping I can take it

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