Joey & Rory – Freebird

Introduction

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“Free Bird,” originally released by Lynyrd Skynyrd in 1973, is a Southern rock anthem celebrated for its emotive lyrics and extended guitar solos. The song, co-written by guitarist Allen Collins and vocalist Ronnie Van Zant, became a signature piece for the band and remains a staple in classic rock.

In 2008, country duo Joey + Rory introduced a unique rendition of “Free Bird” that showcased their distinctive style and deep musical connection. Comprising husband and wife Rory and Joey Feek, the duo gained national attention as finalists on CMT’s “Can You Duet.” Their heartfelt performances and authentic chemistry resonated with audiences, leading to a dedicated fan base.

Their interpretation of “Free Bird” was notably featured during their audition for “Can You Duet,” where they delivered a soulful cover that moved judge Naomi Judd to tears. This performance highlighted their ability to infuse classic songs with fresh emotion, blending traditional country elements with contemporary flair.

Following their success on the show, Joey + Rory included “Free Bird” on their debut album, “The Life of a Song,” released in October 2008. Produced by Carl Jackson, the album showcased their harmonious vocals and storytelling prowess, with “Free Bird” standing out as a testament to their versatility and respect for musical heritage.

Their rendition transformed the rock classic into a waltz, offering a fresh perspective while honoring the original’s spirit. This approach not only demonstrated their creative artistry but also bridged the gap between rock and country genres, appealing to a broad spectrum of listeners.

Joey + Rory’s version of “Free Bird” exemplifies their commitment to heartfelt music and their ability to reinterpret classics through a country lens. Their performance continues to resonate with fans, reflecting the enduring appeal of both the song and the duo’s musical legacy.

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Lyrics
If I leave here tomorrow
Would you remember me?
I must be traveling on, now,
There’s places I’ve got to see.
If I stayed here with you, love,
It wouldn’t be the same.
I’m as free as a bird now,
And this bird you can’t change.
This bird you can’t change,
This bird you can’t change.

 

Bye, babe, its been a sweet love.
This feeling I can’t change.
Please don’t take it badly,
Lord knows I’m to blame.
If I stayed here with you love,
It wouldn’t be the same.
I’m as free as a bird now,
And this bird you’ll never change.
This bird you can’t change.
Lord knows, I can’t change.

If I leave here tomorrow
Would you remember me?

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