Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Taylor Hicks - Nineteen
Taylor Hicks - Nineteen
Taylor Hicks, the winner of the 5th American Idol. Although he might not be as famous as Kelly Clarkson, but he is my fav idol. This is a song from his new album, The Distance.
A pretty song talking about a nineteen years old football player who went to war instead of playing for his state. Kinda sad really, if not becos for the so called "War against terrorist" he will just be an ordinary guy. He will be going to colleague, play football and maybe help u to carry ur grocery...
I am nineteen and turning to 20 in a few days time. Sometimes I will think is this the life I wish??? I dont really know...Maybe when I am a little older, I might know...
Nineteen
The number on his back wore the captain of the high school football team
Took us all the way to state
Got a scholarship to play down in Tennessee
He could catch he could throw he could run he could go like you've never seen
Nineteen
But on the day those twin towers came down his whole world turned around
He told them all I can't play ball there's a war on now
He marched right in with a few good men and joined the marines
At nineteen
He's a boy next door
He might of carried your bags at the grocery store
Now he's somebody's son in a hole with a gun in a foreign land
Trying to hold on to his American dream
At nineteen
There's a sniper out there in the dark somewhere and a soldier is down
Need someone who can duck and run and get him out somehow
What one good man will raise his hand and take one for the team
How bout you nineteen?
He's a boy next door
He might of carried your bags at the grocery store
Now he's somebody's son in a hole with a gun in a foreign land
Trying to hold on to his American dream
Nineteen
Nineteen
Brought him home today with a big parade down on main street
Gotta Purple Heart and a Silver Star soilder gave a speech
Said he could catch he could throw he could run he's the one that rescued me …
could have played for Tennessee
He was nineteen
He was only nineteen
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