Watch Garth Brooks’ Tearful Performance Of Unreleased Song

“It’s a song that’s never even been recorded,” Garth Brooks says before making sure that his producers are okay with him performing the song for the first time.

Brooks has found a new way to connect with his fans and friends using a weekly live stream video session on Facebook – and it’s during one of his most recent episodes that he debuted this heart-rending song.

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Dedicating the performance to a survivor of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Florida, Brooks began to get tearful as he sang this powerful song.

“Okay, Miss Emma,” Brooks said, speaking directly to Emma Gonzalez, who penned a letter about the upcoming March for Our Lives. “It’s not yours to change, it’s yours. You understand that? You’re the future…This is your world. Take it, shape it, mold it.”

Grabbing his guitar, he sang this unreleased song written alongside famed songwriter, Tony Arata. Brooks’ hit “The Dance” was written by Arata. He doesn’t name the song, but the subject matter is about a father who tells his children that they are the changing force of the world.

At the end of this beautiful segment, Brooks wiped away a tear from his face, saying “Miss Emma; everybody who will be marching: Love. Do not let hate win. Love.”

Watch Garth Brooks sing this never-before-heard song below and tell us what you think in the comments. 

(Song starts at around the 25:00 mark.)