Called "Drunk Americans," the song brings complete opposite walks of life together for one cause: drinking. "We ain't East we ain't West / We ain't left we ain't right," he sings, contrasting different folks from across the fence. "Ain't black ain't white / We just came here to drink."

The bar stomper, which Keith describes as what would happen if his previous hits "I Love This Bar" and "American Ride" had a child, noting that "we're all drunk Americans."

"We're the whole kitchen sink�we're all the same, everyone knows your name," he continues. Keith has yet to announce a release date for 35 MPH Town. The album will be the followup to last year's Drinks After Work.