Old Crow Medicine Show - Take 'Em Away download song

my father was 52 when I was born, i am an only child. he never stated the burden, or showed it on his face, he was a working man and made things happen. I wish I could have matured fast enough to have enjoyed this song with him. Blessings to you and your father, and mine, maybe they know each other in the great beyond.

I like to think it's a song about an old prison camp down south.

my heart is broken because my spirits not free, words only a someone who's had it ruff in life can really understand.

The land I love is ALSO where the Brazos and Navasota meet. Beautiful area of Texas. Close by Aggieland too!

I listened to hundreds of groups and all types of music during my 64 years on this planet and these boys are my favorite!

Flood plains, freight trains, watermelon vines Of any place on God's green earth this is where I choose to die Powerful stuff.

I have mild cerebral palsy that effects the left side of my Body. Because of that, I experience a good amount of physical pain. This song speaks to me on a level I can't really describe.

I LOVE OCMS I've followed them since they started back in 00 or 01. Saw them 2x. They put on one HELL of a show!!!!

Old crow MS is the real deal. That music is real and beautiful. Id love to see American music take this direction on a larger scale.

im a total metal head, my older brother gave me the O.C.M.S. album, and i loved it.

Some birds feathers are too bright to be caged. I know im not that colorful, but a bird just the same.

This is the frist song I ever heard from OCMS, since then I been a BIG fan.

The chains of uncertainty seem to be the heaviest to bare.

The most Underrated Old Crow Medicine Show song. Superb lyrics and a soothing tune.

Wow! What a demonstration of talent and intensity. These guys are like time travelers either from now back to the thirties or from the thirties to now. I can see why their fans range from traditional bluegrass to metalheads and punk . The integrity runs so deep.

Me and my dad would sing this song all the time before he passed away

I think it's the Great Depression.