Listen: Kane Brown’s Powerful ‘World Wide Beautiful’

Kane Brown has released a very timely new song. Last night (6/3) Kane posted to his socials that he was releasing the song early because of the events of the…

Nancy Brooks // Country Writer, Beasley Media Group

Updated Jun 4, 2020 7:14 PM EDT

Listen: Kane Brown's Powerful 'World Wide Beautiful'

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Kane Brown has released a very timely new song.

Last night (6/3) Kane posted to his socials that he was releasing the song early because of the events of the last two weeks over the death of George Floyd.

Brown co-wrote the song along with Shy Carter, Ryan Hurd and Jordan Schmidt.

The song starts off with the lyrics ""White churches, black churches / Different people, same hearses / It’s kinda hard to fight with each other /Laying down in the ground, six under /At every show I see my people / They ain’t the same but they’re all equal / One love, one God, one family"

The powerful chorus sings, "You’re missing every color / If you’re only seeing black and white / Tell me how you’re gonna change your mind / If your heart’s unmovable / We ain’t that different from each other / From one to another, I look around / And see worldwide beautiful"

Ryan Hurd posted to Instagram, "One Love, One God, One Family @kanebrown_music."

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