Country Roads: The USMNT's Unlikely Anthem So, folks, you heard 'Country Roads' blasting after that USMNT win at Levi's Stadium? It turns out this John Denver classic from 1971 is now the unofficial anthem for our boys in blue. And damn if it doesn't give me chills every time thousands of voices join together to belt out those lyrics. I mean, who would've thought a song about West Virginia would resonate so much with soccer fans?

But there's something poetic about how this tune has become tied to moments of victory and pride for the US team. The fact that they sang it after a comeback win against Bosnia-Herzegovina just solidifies its place in sports lore. What I find even more interesting is how 'Country Roads' brings people together regardless of their background or where they're from.

It's not about the music genre or the song's original meaning; it's about unity and celebration. And hey, if you dig into John Denver's backstory with this track, there's a whole layer of history to appreciate too. So here's my question: Have any of you been at games where 'Country Roads' has played?

How does it feel when the stadium erupts in song?

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