Hundreds of thousands of people have stepped up to support the Humboldt Broncos and the town of Humboldt over the past couple of weeks and one of those people happened to be Canadian singer-songwriter Tom Cochrane.

Last Tuesday, Cochrane opened up this year’s TSN Hockey’s Playoff Preview Special with a heartfelt performance of his original hit ‘Big League’, only he altered a few of the lyrics to honour the Humboldt Broncos and their families. This week, Universal Music Canada made Cochrane’s altered edition of the song available everywhere.  
 

All proceeds from the adapted ‘Big League’ song for Humboldt will go directly towards the newly-created memorial fund, the Humboldt Strong Community Foundation, which is being created out of the second-biggest GoFundMe pages in Canadian history.
 

The Foundation will focus on supporting Humboldt Broncos players, employees, families and volunteers, as well as the first responders and emergency services personnel, teams, athletes, related organizations and communities that were affected by the tragic bus accident.
 

The song was originally written from the perspective of a father who lost his son with big dreams as a hockey player after his life was cut short, but he made the following revisions to his original lyrics for the adapted version.
 

"All the right moves when he turned 18. Ridin' to the game and ridin' with his team. Ridin' with their friends and ridin' for their dreams. Ridin’ off to immortality in the big league."

(H/T YouTube/TomCochraneVEVO)