About the song
Introducing “Love Me If You Can” by Toby Keith, a thought-provoking anthem that challenges listeners to examine their beliefs and values. Toby Keith, known for his outspokenness and honest lyrics, delivers a powerful message with this compelling track.
“Love Me If You Can” is a track from Toby Keith’s album “Big Dog Daddy,” released in 2007. This album showcased Keith’s versatility as an artist, featuring a mix of reflective ballads and rowdy anthems. The song itself, written by Chris Wallin and Craig Wiseman, tackles complex issues such as integrity, empathy, and standing up for what’s right.
In terms of chart performance, “Love Me If You Can” received widespread acclaim, earning favorable positions on various country music charts. Its thought-provoking lyrics and poignant melody struck a chord with audiences, further solidifying Toby Keith’s reputation as a socially conscious artist.
As listeners delve into “Love Me If You Can,” they are confronted with questions about morality and the nature of love. With its introspective tone and heartfelt delivery, the song encourages listeners to embrace compassion and understanding in a world filled with uncertainty.
Toby Keith’s sincere vocals and authentic portrayal ensure that “Love Me If You Can” remains a standout track in his discography, resonating with fans who appreciate music that challenges and inspires. So take a moment to reflect on the profound message of this stirring anthem, and perhaps, it might just change the way you view the world.
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Lyrics
Sometimes I think that war is necessary
Every night I pray for peace on Earth
I hand out my dollars to the homeless
But believe that every able soul should work
My father gave me my shotgun
That I’ll hand down to my son
Try to teach him everything it means
I’m a man of my convictions
Call me wrong, call me right
But I bring my better angels to every fight
You may not like where I’m going
But you sure know where I stand
Hate me if you want to
Love me if you can
I stand by my right to speak freely
But I worry ’bout what kids learn from TV
And before all of debatin’ turns to angry words and hate
Sometimes we should just agree to disagree
And I believe that Jesus looks down here and sees us
And if you ask him he would say
I’m a man of my convictions
Call me wrong, call me right
But I bring my better angels to every fight
You may not like where I’m going
But you sure know where I stand
Hate me if you want to
Love me if you can
I’m a man of my convictions
Call me wrong, call me right
But I bring my better angels to every fight
You may not like where I’m going
But you sure know where I stand
Hate me if you want to
Love me if you can