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A new song from "The Boss" Bruce Springsteen has hit the internet.

Titled "We Take Care of Our Own," the song is one of the tracks on his new album, "Wrecking Ball," set for release March 6.

Judging from the names of the other tracks listed on the singers website - "This Depression," "Easy Money," and "Death to My Hometown" - Springsteen is once again wading in political waters and returning his focus to working-class issues.

The singer's manager, Jon Landau, told Rolling Stone that the record contains "social overtones," though it was mostly written before Occupy Wall Street and doesn't address the movement directly. Springsteen does address economic issues, however. A source told The Hollywood Reporter that the singer "feels it's the angriest album he's ever made."

A longtime icon of liberal causes, Springsteen has been an outspoken supporter of President Barack Obama and Sen. John Kerry's failed bid for president. He also famously criticized President Ronald Reagan for using his name and song "Born in the U.S.A." to rally Republican voters in 1980.

Landau called Springsteen's 17th studio album an ambitious "big-picture piece of work." "It's a rock record that combines elements of both Bruce's classic sound and his Seeger Sessions experience, with new textures and styles," Landau told Rolling Stone, referring to Springsteen's 2006 Pete Seeger tribute tour and album.

As for the new styles, Springsteen worked with a new producer, Ron Aniello, who previously worked with Springsteen's wife, Patti Scialfa, on her LP. Members of the E Street Band, along with a variety of outside musicians, played on the album to add a fresh sound that includes electronic percussion, hip-hop and Irish folk rhythms.

No doubt Springsteen will draw on material from the new album when he begins touring with the E Street Band May 13 in Seville, Spain. The first leg of the tour was recently announced and includes 31 shows in 26 European cities. Dates in the U.S. have not yet been solidified.

This is the singer's first tour since the death of saxophonist Clarence "Big Man" Clemons, who died last June from a massive stroke.

You can check out the new song "We Take Care of Our Own" here.