Aaron Lewis - They Call Me Doc (Lyric Video) ft. CreatiVets, Vince Gill, Dan Tyminski 

As a past combat medic, this song hits so close to home for me. I can’t hear it without tears in my eyes.

Thanks to all the "doc's"..and ever man and women in the service 💪🙏🇺🇲🍻

A hellish and unequivocally shout out to the Corpsman of this country. All jokes aside, you gents saved me and my men many and numerous times in Ramadi '04. ERRR!...

Keep making music my friend

original is by Walker Mcguire, definately worth a listen

Badass song

To the American soldiers..

My gaslighting tormenters told me you were writing a song about the search for the real me. I don't even feel crazy posting something like this either because I've been turned into the first supercomputer human and that can only happen by accident to a pure hearted genius!! I'm so proud! I'm endlessly tortured and gaslighted because of it. I scream for help. I know Aaron's story because he became a target from my sing 'Something to Remind You' well. I'm so sorry my gaslighters included you and your family in the midst of this psychosis!

PTSD

I’m a former Army combat medic and one of my brothers sent me the link for this today. It’s the first time I’ve heard it and it gave me the goosebumps because I’ve lived it. Thanks to Aaron Lewis for the recognition.

16 yrs as a combat medic, 9 deployments this song hit me hard. Love my time and brother I served with.

"I can tell you how it went, but I can't tell you how it feels". "When they scream please make it stop". "You'll never know the heartache, looking a grown man in the eye, when he asks you am I gonna make it, and you have to lie". Haunting lyrics for a former Combat Medic. Can't wait to see you in Jefferson City on the 27th. Thank you for sharing your talents with us!

As an ex-Army Medic this truly spoke to me. I can't believe he made this song. My favorite artist made song. Man make me emotional.

As a Marine I can state we love our Docs. My Uncle made three landings in WWII as a Corpsman. He did surgery on the dinning tables on a landing ship at Tarawa. He was a true hero.

This is a special song for sure and I am grateful that it was sung in such a great way. To all who serve, served and those who support us...Thank You! And thanks to my Marines in Vietnam who worked so hard to keep me alive so I could work hard to keep them alive and to the Medi-Vac pilots who braved often impossible odds to get our brothers out. Semper Fi

God bless you for this Mr. Lewis! I've known Corpsmen who've saved my life & that I was able to help as they saved the life of a fellow Marine. It means more than you could know to have these "Angels On the Battlefield" honored. Semper Fidelis 😔🙏🇺🇲

As a former Combat Medic this song has held a place in my heart for years ♥️

From a paramedic raised by a Vietnam era corpsman, thank you. 20 years in the field here at home and I know I didn't see half of what he saw during two tours over there. An absolute hero! ❤

I lost my grandfather 5 years ago, he served in the Korean War as a medic. This song really hits me because medics don't always get the recognition that they should. I miss that man more than words can describe so full of wisdom and love. Rest in piece Stanley Stockwell Sr.

Thank you Mr. Lewis for your song, your music and your patriotism. I had the honor to serve this country for 10 years as an FMF Corpsman. I served in Iraq with my Marine brothers. Although that was many years and many miles ago, I can still see every face and know every name. For me personally, being called "DOC" by your Marines was a earned honor. Your song reminds of that honor, and for that I cannot thank you enough. CORPSMAN UP!

My dad was a combat medic for 22 years. Served in Kuwait and Iraq, and I’m damn proud of him. You rock dad, thank you so much for your service!! 🇺🇸🦅

As a nurse, I can tell you I have memories etched in my memory that I'll never get over. Thank you to those who served, my medical brothers and sisters and first responders.

From all of us corpsman, past, present and future. Thank you! Corpsman For Ever!

My grandpa was a medic in Vietnam. Son he’s still tough. To all my grandpa’s comrades I say welcome home men.

I first heard this song performed by Walker McGuire a few years ago (I think they wrote it). I hear it and it always reminds me of SSGT Girard Gass, a Green Beret Army medic & sniper, who lost his life in Afghanistan. God Bless our service people. Every one needs to have a moment of remembrance tomorrow, 11/11, Veterans Day. Unfortunately they only get ONE day of honor, not an entire month like other mostly non-courageous groups who get a month+. Also please remember: Memorial Day- to honor soldiers who died in combat. Veterans Day- to honor those brave souls who still walk amongst us.

Dustoff pilot here who has flown with some of these battlefield angels. Had a 68 Whiskey hook up to my comms and asked me to take the long way home. We were over the coast of western Honduras right at sunset, after his wounded warrior he had just drug out of the jungle passed in his arms in the back of my Huey. I was praying to God he wouldn't jump. He didn't. He took his warrior home to the states. Found out before they headed north that they were childhood friends who grew up together and joined to become SF. That one still haunts me, Bro. Bad. Heard this song for the very first time nailing on our barn roof this Saturday past. Stopped me cold in my tracks and had me sobbing on my hands and knees like a damned baby before it was done. Snot-dripping, gasping for air, sure enough ugly crying. Felt nothing this deep in years. Awful lot of very dark shit just came pouring out. Aaron, my Brother, many thanks to you and the crew for covering this in such a heart-stirring way. Does honor to the lyrics and to the angels you're singing about. Mad respect for them and for you. BZ.

US Marine Veteran here, thanks to all the Corpsman who served past and present, and all Medics in our Military. You are so much appreciated and respected for your sacrifices as well. You’re #1…. Semper Fi

Who’s tougher than a sailor and smarter than a Marine? A Navy Corpsman. Served with many corpsman. They hung in there no matter what we did or where we went. Much respect!!!🫡 Praying for the lost 🙏🏼✝️💯

Holy cow. I remember when Walker McGuire wrote this and sang it years ago. I’m so glad Aaron took notice. Not hating on Aaron but the original guys made me cry after hearing how they got the inspiration to write this song. And as a veteran with multiple tour to Iraq and the Stan. I love this song. I think it would be only right for creativet and Aaron to give those guys some credit for the song

Thank you Mr. Lewis, this song hit my Combat FMF CORPSMAN heart and made me cry! Wish this song could made the nightmares and horrors go away 😪

It’s just after midnight and I’m calling the medic I served with in Iraq lol. I’ll wait til morning

I'm happy you did a cover of this song! Walker Mcguire is a fantastic singer/song writer and hopefully this will shine some light on him! This is a powerful song and I've loved it for years

Marine Corps veteran here, THERE IS NO DOC LIKE AN FMF CORPSMAN, You may not be Devil Dogs, but you're Devil Dolphins and honorary Marines. God Bless every single one of you. I trust every FMF Corpsman with my life, in the barracks, in the field, in the hospital, and in combat. You might not hold the title, but you're all Marines to me

I love this song! My dad was a United States Navy Medic and he served with the Marines in the Viet Nam War. These guys are true heroes of war. Yet they are rarely ever mentioned, rarely ever recognized. Good Job Arron Lewis!!!

This album is ON FIRE!!! I always loved music more like that of STAIND, but you and Buddy Brown have definitely found a Country Home in my heart too.

Sitting here, listening to this song, while my husband is currently deployed overseas. 🥺😭 Tears of gratitude to all those serving and that have served. 🖤💚🖤

Beautiful song brother. I guess the medics are some of the most important people on the battlefield. Thankful for military men and women. You wanna see a group of soldiers start fighting hard? Shoot at their medic and all hell will be unleashed. Keep that man alive at all costs.

I've been waiting for Walker Mcguire to release this since seeing their acoustic version. I'm glad there's finally a studio version by someone!

Amazing song... Lord bless our medics, firefighters, and first responders with peace.

Just listened to this. WOW!! not like a movie but real life. I was a combat medic for a QRF unit and this is spot on. Had tears in my eyes, a rattle to my voice and a shake in my system I haven't had for years. But my soul need this song. Thank you

This song is beautiful. I heard it for the first time last weekend at Aaron Lewis’ in MN and it brings tears to my eyes every time I’ve listened to it. My grandpa was a medic in WWII. He passed away when I was young so I never got to talk to him about what he saw, but this song reminds me of the stories I’ve heard of what he went through and it breaks my heart. Thank you to everyone who serves this great country. God bless you all.

As a wounded Marine 1968 and 1969 Nam 1/9 The Walking Dead, we loved our Docs

As a former Combat Medic for The Big Red One, I freaking LOVE this song. Thanks for bringing back some great memories, made me tear up. Drinking my first beer in a while listening to this on repeat.

I wasn’t enlisted but served CAP for four years. I make metal cutouts for Disabled Vets as a token of appreciation. God Bless our ALL Our Vets!

As a FMF Navy Corpsman who served 11 yrs with my Marine brothers this song is on point and brings back emotions .. Ty AARON LEWIS for this great song of recognition to those DOCs who gave all.

Damn Sir you just keep putting out fire ass lyrics that are speaking some of the realest truth of these times

OIF veteran combat medic here. Love the song. Thanks for your music, Aaron! I miss the days of being Doc. I’m a corporate shrew and make a fortune, but I’d trade it all to be a broke young medic in Ramadi again.

Wow! First time I heard that I teared up...my dad was a medic in WWII. As usual, dad did not talk about the horrors he saw. But later on in life he had nightmares in the middle of the night! THANK YOU GOD FOR THE GREATEST GENERATAION! Thanks, Aaron, for being such a great American and bringing stories like this forward...

when the shit hits the fan i’d be proud to have Aaron Lewis by my side and a Doc with out a degree they don’t make them like that any more I salute to all the brave who serve God Bless the U S A we will take it back some day.Let’s go Brandon and F Bruce Springsteen and all like him I’m not the only one where we come from we bleed Red White and Blue period. .

Aaron himself admits he asked to record this, was written by a true medic , how cool

My Father was a Green Beret Combat Medic. He served in the last year of WWII, the Korean War, and the war in Vietnam. He would have loved this tune, and it's a great tribute. Combat Medics btw are cut from a completely different cloth. Much love and appreciation to ALL of you, and God bless the USA!!! ❤️🇺🇲

This is awesome, I listened to Stained's first album on repeat at Ft Sam Houstin in combat medic school. 22 years later, still in EMS, talk about coming full circle.

Thank you for remaking this song, it wouldn’t get the recognition it damn well needed. ♥️

As an Ex Combat Medic in the 80's and then a Paramedic after .. This sogn hits home .. Awesome music Aaron.. Keep it up

I'm the doctor in the fam. And the messenger, fixer.. this is very beautiful Aaron. 🌸

Thanks to Doc Bagley I walk with a limp but I still have my leg and my life, God bless all medics

Very powerful song man what a great job

Wow!! Such a great song!! Man those Harmonies will give you the chills. 🤘🤘

Unbelievable song wow, thankful for all the service men an women out there

As an ex infantry cat, I got a lot of love for my all my line medics and any medical personnel. Seen em pull off some amazing things.

很好聽！Great song with great voices！👍😄👏 You guys did a really great job！ 謝謝分享, thanks for sharing！ A friend from Taiwan.

I've requested this to be played at my funeral/celebration of life. It's the most worthwhile & yet thankless thing I've ever done with my life. And I wouldn't change that decision for anything in the world.

A awesome tribute to the combat medics/corpsman. Hand salute from this veteran.

Remember, everyone deployed. God bless you all. 🇺🇸 All the way.

Great stuff Aaron I'm a huge fan 💯💪👊

Damn Aaron why do you always make my allergies flare up. My last deployment was as a Navy cop providing security for a field hospital in Iraq in 2003. While not an actual Corpsman I spent most of my time in the casualty receiving area and when lots of wounded came in at once everyone helps. Saw a lot of heroes called doc then as well as so many wounded heroes. I was 38 and most of the Marines that came in were just kids. Wow that song hit home hard.

I'm blown away Aaron and Vince singing together! Two great talents paying tribute to those that pay with their lives unfortunately, so you can be free to choose...Thanx guys...I love it! Teared me up!

In memory of Theodore G. Mellinger who was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Army as a Surgical Tech. He was awarded the Good Conduct Medal, European Theatre Service Medal with Three Bronze Stars and the Victory Medal.

RIP to "DOC" Robert Shane Pugh KIA OIF 02MAR05. Died while instructing others how to save another soldier, SFC Martin survived his injuries thanks to SGT Shane DOC Pugh. That is the true definition of this song. I will never stop saying his name out loud. From a grateful brother, Til Valhalla brother. John 15:13

Was never in combat but all my pilots were my friends and family...miss them all to this day...and I got out in 1980

Thank you! I had the pleasure of meeting you in Kuwait 2011 while coming back from Afghanistan and it meant so much to me when you said “Thank you for taking care of our guys, Doc”. I’ll always be grateful for that exchange.

Love my corpsman! Semper Fi Docs! GySgt (ret.) USMC 0311: 2002-2022

Original in case anyone wants to see it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pNoRuW8pgeA.html

Great song Aaron! I've never been in battle, but spent 36 years in the fire service and 20 as a Paramedic. I get it. Thank you.

Man... Heard this in my truck on the way home from work- somebody is cutting onions in here

Love this song man. I'm my mag's doc

Awesome song Aaron! Soulful direct from your heart! God bless you!

I LOVE YOU, AARON 💕🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✝️✝️✝️🙌🙌🙌🙌 IM SO PROUD YOUR ON YOUR OWN!! 🥰🥰🥰💯

My dad was medic in Vietnam. This is absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you!

Aaron, you're a badass man. I appreciate the depth of what you choose to talk about in your songs. Thanks!

Yeah, sucks to lie to a brother and tell him he's gonna be OK. This song hits too close to home. For all my fellow medics out there, we earn respect.

I absolutely love this song....I do prefer the original but this is still great! Thanks for getting it out there. Semper Fi to all the docs out there.

Always been one of my favorites glad it finally got released

Doc Monster 3/502 Inf and I approve this message. Thank you.

I served, infantry. I was critically injured Dec 25 1991. Pfc2. My life today is not the life I lived before, due to my health issues. . I'm 59 today, and I can assure you. Freedom isn't free. Since then I've had the honor of performing with many great artists across this country. A.L. This reminds me very well, of the time I had left, which was little, thanks to my brothers, I was carried and airlifted, and spent 3 years of my life, fighting hard, rehab. After that, I have fought everyday since to cope with cruel evil people in this world .if I could do it all over again. I would. Signed DOC.

Aaron Lewis, takes time on his music has a beautiful voice and is just sooo awesome ❤

To quote a certain chubby electron man: "God loves the infantry. That's why he sent the battlefield angel to protect them." To any and all current and former Docs, Corpsman and whatever the fuck your branch calls you medics: Thank you for keeping our boys and girls safe. Thank you for saving who you could. It's not your fault for the ones you couldn't. Welcome home, folks.

Didn't know anything about your music, Saw you in Biloxi in march, about halfway through you sang this and it was very hard to sit through because I wasn't expecting it. As an ex army medic. Thanks.

One of my worst calls. A cat who washed his mouth out with a 38. I was just going through the motions until I seen the Caduceus tattoo on his arm. I said oh Shit, he’s one of OURS. I held his bleeding head between my knees and breathed for him. I was taught hearing is the last thing to go so I told him how sorry I was that this had happened to him and that I was here for him. It wasn’t the first nor the last time I picked brains from the treads of my boots but it hit SO HARD. I guess he just didn’t have nobody to talk to and couldn’t unsee the shit he seen so………he spoke as loud as he could over all the stupid bullshit of society trannys on beer cans masks and vaccines and billions to a foreign nation and taking aunt Jamima off the pancakes with a FUCK7NG gun blast.

Lewis writing songs that should go down in history that most won't ever hear. Semper Fi to the Devil Docs.

To those in the comments who served, particularly u medics…i know it sounds cliche and hopefully uve heard this a thousand times…THANK U . Pls understand despite what u may see or read there are so many people in this country, that while we will never truly understand your experience, please know that we are as grateful as we can possible be. 😌

As a former Infantry Medic, I told my Soldiers to drink earth juice (water), change their socks and eat some Motrin. They took care of me and I took care of them. I can close my eyes and see, hear and smell them. We used to say that some people dream of being a hero, while others relive it in their nightmares.

Great job. heard this done by walker McGuire the frist time I heard these song. but I'm loving your new country sound bro always been a big fan of stain but I'm also a big country fan since I was a boy Conway twitty an all the greats thanks for your voice an great music

Today I'm dealing with the flood of emotions that I've dealt with for the past 8 years from my grandfather passing the Vincennes indiana national guard gave my granddaddy what i thought was a nickname doc way back in the day never truly understood or ever had it explained I think after reading some comment and this song making me cry like a big ass baby thank you I needed the emotional release I tend to bottle everything up

I'm a former combat veteran. I was a combat medic with the 10th Mountain Division, US Army. This song says it all. Where did those onions come from?

I had served overseas and most song never had gotten to me until this one did. I don't talk about what I had been through but I tell you little. I lost my buddy overseas and has he was dying, I told him he was fine and he will make it, that he be going home. Then he slowly passed away. I try my best to compressed my feelings from the war and bothers I have lost but when this song played I was shaken to my core and broke down in tears. There was a lyrics that had to do something that all solders in combat had to do is provide comfort to your bother and lie to them, that they will be fine. I just had to share this to have some closure, without having to talk to someone directly this.

Thank you JESUS.

My son-in-law was in Vietnam . He helped save lives and to this day is called Doc.

Never been a soldier I tried but I'm a felon and my young dumb past fucked me out of it, but even I tear up when I listen to this my whole family has served

Never has a song touched my heart in such a way that this song has. It encapsulates all of the good and bad of being a medic so well. From a former medic, thank you Aaron. Seriously.