Eric Church believes country music should dive deeper into more serious subject matter and is using his new single “Stick That in Your Country Song" to deliver his message.

On his track, the singer-songwriter urges fellow country artists to cover topics such as social injustice issues people are facing in cities like Detroit and Baltimore, veterans having a difficult time returning from war and teachers being underpaid.

"Stick that in your country song / take that one to number one / get the world singing along / stick that in your country song," Church sings in the song written by Jeffrey Steele and Davis Naish.

Eric Church performs onstage during day 2 for the 2019 CMA Music Festival on June 07, 2019, in Nashville, Tenn. (Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

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“Stick That in Your Country Song" is the first official song from Church’s upcoming untitled album, which is a follow-up to the 2018 album "Desperate Man."

In April, Church told The Associated Press that just before the pandemic, he, his band, and some writers went into the North Carolina mountains and wrote new music every day.

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"I don’t know if this is an album, if it’s two albums, if it’s three," the 43-year-old revealed. "I feel confident enough with the material that people will get to hear all of these songs at some point."

He also spoke about wanting to get back to performing at concerts but only when it's safe for the fans.

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"When people come back, they have to feel that it’s OK to be there, that they can experience it the way they want to experience it," Church said. "They should be able to go up and throw their arms around the person next to them. They should not be scared about being three feet away and not six."