Tuesday, May 5, 2015

CANADA MILITARY NEWS- #TIMESUP- Country music partially invented #TIMESUP #1BillionRising baby with Country's Iron women and Garth etc... abuse, drunks, AIDS, babies out of wedlock (talking about our young days folks and country's guts) betrayal, 2 moving on- and shut up and put on your pretty- Patsy Cline,Little Big Town, Shania (hero), Michelle Wright, Martina (hero), Reba takes on Aids, Garth, Billy Currington, Rascal Flatts, Miranda`s shut up and b pretty, Tom T Hall, Kris, Anne Murray, Bobby Gentry- real raw and righteous- GOD BLESS COUNTRY MUSIC BABY AND THE BILLION PURE FANS

CANADA-Country Music Kicks Ass- #1BRising-  billions of fans love country.... and some of the wild ones who walked the talk- Patsy's She's Got u, Little Big Town Girl Crush , Shania on keeping babies, Michelle giving them up- 2 the horrendous domestic abuse of women and children- Country owns it- real, raw and righteous- so many saying this is way over the top (and country's Iron Women and Garth just didn't give a sheeet)/jeff foxworthy 2008 speech/ 2 Billy C's drunk daddy-and Rascals i'm moving on -Videos and lyrics-  GOD BLESS COUNTRY MUSIC BABY















People got very upset with Patsy Cline's she's got u...... complaining about the content....BECAUSE GIRLS JUST DID NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT THE HEARTBREAK OF LOSING THEIR LOVE 2 ANOTHER GAL... it just wasn't done... know your place woman... know your place




Patsy Cline - She's Got You






I've got your picture that you gave to me
And it's signed with love, just like it used to be
The only thing different, the only thing new
I've got your picture, she's got you

I've got the records that we used to share
And they still sound the same as when you were here
The only thing different, the only thing new
I've got the records, she's got you

I've got your memory or has it got me?
I really don't know but I know it won't let me be

I've got your class ring that proved you cared
And it still looks the same as when you gave it dear
The only thing different, the only thing new
I've got these little things, she's got you

I've got your memory or has it got me?
I really don't know but I know it won't let me be

I've got your class ring that proved you cared
And it still looks the same as when you gave it dear
The only thing different, the only thing new
I've got these little things, she's got you

Songwriters
COCHRAN, HANK



2 today's country-  real, raw and righteous



Little Big Town - Girl Crush







I got a girl crush
Hate to admit it but,
I got a hard rush
It's slowing down
I got it real bad
Want everything she has
That smile and that midnight laugh
She's giving you now

I want to taste her lips
Yeah, 'cause they taste like you
I want to drown myself
In a bottle of her perfume
I want her long blonde hair
I want her magic touch
Yeah, 'cause maybe then
You'd want me just as much
I got a girl crush
I got a girl crush

I don't get no sleep
I don't get no peace
Thinking about her
Under your bed sheets
The way that she's whispering
The way that she's pulling you in
Lord knows I've tried,
I can't get her off my mind

I want to taste her lips
Yeah, 'cause they taste like you
I want to drown myself
In a bottle of her perfume
I want her long blonde hair
I want her magic touch
Yeah, 'cause maybe then
You'd want me just as much
I got a girl crush
I got a girl crush
Hate to admit it but
I got a hard rush,
It ain't slowing down.

Songwriters
ROSE, LIZ / MCKENNA, LORI / LINDSEY, HILLARY


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FOR THOSE  TEENS AND SINGLES  WHO GIVE UP THEIR BABIES





He Would be Sixteen- MICHELLE WRIGHT






She gets in her car October, Friday night
Home from work down 31, past Franklin High
She can see the stadium lights, she can hear the band
A thousand crazy high school kids screamin' in the stands

Quarterback and homecoming queen
Love too young to know what it means
She goes back in time, oh in her mind it's like a dream

He would be sixteen
The son she never knew
It hurt so much to give him up
But what else could she do
He would be sixteen

A child should have a home, she knows her folks were right
She never heard the couple's name, just that they were nice
She wonders if he's taller than his father was
Does he drive a car by now, has he been in love

She shakes back to reality
She knows things turn out the way they should be
But she just can help but ask herself, "Does he know about me"

He would be sixteen
The son she never knew
It hurt so much to give him up
But what else could she do
He would be sixteen

She never even got to hold him
And nights like this hurts
To miss the son she's never seen
He would be sixteen, he would be sixteen

Songwriters
Colucci, Jill / Roberts, Austin / Black, Charlie




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RCMP release family violence video with Shania Twain..... man up and stop being a bystander





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AND.... THOSE TEENS AND SINGLES WHO KEEP THEIR BABIES...and are so bullied and abused by society.... we remember

I Ain't Goin Down-Shania Twain







"I Ain't Goin' Down"

I'm gonna hold on--
'cause what I believe in is so strong
No matter how long, no one
Can tell me I'm wrong--I ain't goin' down

I had a baby at fifteen--
daddy never did forgive me
I never heard from the guy again
I had to drop outta high school--
everybody treated me so cruel
But I didn't give in and giver her away

[Repeat Chorus]

Her smile got me through the day--
and every night I'd pray
I could give her enough
At night I'd lie awake and cry--
hopin' we'd get by
'Cause you can't live on love

I worked night and day to keep us goin'
Through the sweat and tears
without her knowin'
It was worth it just to watch her grow
Oh, oh, at least I was able to hold her
Whenever she needed my shoulder
I'm so glad I never let her go

[Repeat Chorus]

Her smile got me through the years--
dried away the tears
And filled me with hope
At night I'd lie awake and cry--
prayed we would get by
And for the courage to cope
Oh, oh, oh

[Instrumental solo]

Her smile got me through the day--
and every night I'd pray
I could give her enough

[Repeat Chorus (2x)]

No on can tell me I'm wrong
I ain't goin' down
















 Ask any single mom.... on this planet

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BOBBY GENTRY- Ode 2 Billie Joe-   suicide and throwing babies off a bridge... because in those days the greatest shame was a baby out of wedlock and sinners.... just ask your grandmas and and theirs...




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VISCIOUS SPOUSAL ABUSE.....


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Canada's Shania Twain wrote Black Eyes, Blue Tears back in the 90s.... and put it 2 music and played it around the world.... Shania kicked country music's ass and the black hats... and woke the world up 2 girls count... girls are equal and ... girls can do anything they dream on.... Shania Twain was adopted when she was 2 by Objiway Gerry Twain (she adored her Grandpa Twain) who adored his wife, Sharon. Shania grew up in the 'Reserves, Bands' of First Peoples of Canada - 10,000yrs and knew exactly what it was like 2 live in poverty, despair r and the injustice of the horrible treatment of Canada's First Peoples as all Governments of Canada and all political stripes and the horrid abuse amongst their own- throwaway trash..... Shania Twain is a hero to so many women globally.... and has over one billion fans.... shania walked the talk and kept her soul, her honour and the respect of herself and her fans....





Shania started food banks at all her shows, including kids from each and every town, supported and played 4 troops be4 it became noticed, and said - feed your own kids first and those of your communities, villages and cities-  4God's sake look after ur kids..... Shania is one of China's favourite artists-  and one of the world's   - Shania made women matter and girls believe in empowerment of education and freedom... and equality....











BLACK EYS, BLUE TEARS... SHANIA TWAIN- 1998










"Black Eyes, Blue Tears"





Black eyes, I don't need 'em

 Blue tears, gimme freedom

 Positively never goin' back

 I won't live where things are so out of whack

 No more rollin' with the punches

 No more usin' or abusin'



 I'd rather die standing

 Than live on my knees

 Begging please-no more



 Black eyes-I don't need 'em

 Blue tears-gimme freedom

 Black eyes-all behind me

 Blue tears'll never find me now



 Definitley found my self esteem

 Finally-I'm forever free to dream

 No more cryin' in the corner

 No excuses-no more bruises



 I'd rather die standing

 Than live on my knees

 Begging please-no more



 Black eyes-I don't need 'em

 Blue tears-gimme freedom

 Black eyes-all behind me

 Blue tears'll never find me now



 I'd rather die standing

 Than live on my knees, begging please...



 Black eyes-I don't need 'em

 Blue tears-gimme freedom

 Black eyes-all behind me

 Blue tears'll never find me now



 It's all behind me, they'll never find me now



 Find your self-esteem and be forever free to dream

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Independence Day- Martina McBride










Well she seemed all right by dawn's early light

Though she looked a little worried and weak.

She tried to pretend he wasn't drinkin' again

But daddy'd left the proof on her cheek.

And I was only eight years old that summer

And I always seemed to be in the way

So I took myself down to the fair in town

On Independence Day.



Well ,word gets around in a small,small town

They said he was a dangerous man

But mama was proud and she stood her ground

But she knew she was on the losin' end.

Some folks whispered and some folks talked

But everybody looked the other way

And when time ran out there was no one about

On Independence Day.



Let freedom ring, let the white dove sing

Let the whole world know that today

Is a day of reckoning.

Let the weak be strong, let the right be wrong

Roll the stone away, let the guilty pay

It's Independence Day.



Well,she lit up the sky that fourth of July

By the time that the firemen come

They just put out the flames

And took down some names

And send me to the county home.

Now I ain't sayin' it's right or it's wrong

But maybe it's the only way.

Talk about your revolution

It's Independence Day.



Let freedom ring, let the white dove sing

Let the whole world know that today

Is a day of reckoning.

Let the weak be strong, let the right be wrong

Roll the stone away, let the guilty pay

It's Independence Day.



Roll the stone away

It's Independence Day.

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GARTH BROOKS- THE THUNDER ROLLS






Three thirty in the morning,

Not a soul in sight,

The city's lookin' like a ghost town

On a moonless summer night.

Raindrops on the windshield,

There's a storm moving in.

He's headin' back from somewhere

That he never should have been.

And the thunder rolls.

And the thunder rolls.



Every light is burnin'

In a house across town.

She's pacin' by the telephone

In her faded flannel gown.

Askin' for a miracle,

Hopin' she's not right,

Prayin' its the weather

That's kept him out all night.

And the thunder rolls.

And the thunder rolls.



(Chorus)

The thunder rolls

And the lightnin' strikes.

Another love grows cold

On a sleepless night,

As the storm blows on

Out of control

Deep in her heart

The thunder rolls.



She's waitin' by the window

When he pulls into the drive

She rushes out to hold him

Thankful he's alive

Through all the wind and rain

A strange new perfume blows

And the lightnin' flashes in her eyes

And he knows that she knows

And the thunder rolls

And the thunder rolls





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JEFF FOXWORTHY DEFINED COUNTRY IN THE FACE OF A LOT OF CRAPPY BEHAVIOUR..... on CMT awards show.... and around the world.... country fans cheered.... and trooops roared and mommas cried.... and daddies hugged their kids close..2008










Posted on 4/21/2007, 12:37:13 AM by peggybac
Jeff Foxworthy's Passionate, Show-Stopping Speech at the CMT Awards
Nashville, TN -- The CMT Music Awards have a grand history of show-stopping performances, all of them rendered by such country music superstars as Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Gretchen Wilson and Big & Rich, to name only a few.
But it was host Jeff Foxworthy who stopped the show this year, when the generally genial comedian delivered a powerful, heartfelt and somewhat angry speech just before introducing the last song of the night, the haunting Anyway by Martina McBride.
Foxworthy had during his previous two gigs as host of CMT's annual awards presentation appeared in memorably funny musical performances. At the start of the 2005 show he was seen suspended above the stage with Billy Currington, the two of them whirling about in a spoof of the video for Shania Twain's Party for Two, in which Twain and Currington similarly twirl. Last April he opened the show dancing with Lisa Rinna, a competitor at the time on ABC's Dancing with the Stars.
But this year, Foxworthy's opener was a simple pre-taped sketch inspired by his gig as host of Fox' midseason hit Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? featuring country singer and Nashville Star judge Blake Shelton playing opposite kids pretending to be Kenny Chesney, Willie Nelson and other country stars. It was a charming but low-key bit that left some of us wondering if this edition of the CMT Awards would pass without a Foxworthy Moment that people would be talking about for weeks to come.
And then, with only minutes to spare, Foxworthy came through in a way nobody could have predicted. He delivered a quiet, compassionate, deadly serious commentary that was ostensibly about country music and its fans, but spoke to, about and against so much more, expressing points of view not commonly heard in entertainment programming on major television networks.
The audience didn't know how to react at first, but quickly began cheering Foxworthy along as made his points. After musing for a moment about all of the country music award shows he has hosted (including some not on CMT), Foxworthy said that as he prepared for this particular gig he began contemplating his interest in the genre. He then said the following, to periodic cheers and applause from the audience at the Curb Event Center at Belmont University:
"I started thinking about why I like country music and doing this show so much, and here's what I came up with, y'all.
"I like country music because it's about the things in life that really matter. It ain't about braggin' about how you're gonna mess somebody up, or how somebody ain't respectin' ya. It's about love, family, friends -- with a few beers, a cheap woman and a two-timin' man thrown in for spice. It doesn't take political sides, even with things as ugly as war. Instead, it celebrates the brave men and women who go to fight 'em, the price they pay to do it and the longin' we have for them to return home to the ones that they love.
"It's about kids and how there ain't nothin' like 'em. I get tired of hearin' about how bad kids are today, because there are a lot of great kids out there that just need somebody to love 'em and believe in 'em. Country folks love their kids and they will jack you up if you try to mess with 'em!
"People in country music don't forget the people that allow them to do what they do for a livin'. They sign autographs and they take pictures with the fans because they know without 'em most of us entertainers would be gettin' a lot dirtier in the course of our workday. We are thankful that people want to hear the songs and the jokes that we write. Country music doesn't have to be politically correct. We sing about God because we believe in Him. We are not trying to offend anybody, but the evidence that we have seen of Him in our small little lives trumps your opinion about whether or not He exists.
"We love country music because it touches us where we live. It's about mommas, and when they were hot, and when they are unappreciated, and when they were dyin'. It's about daddies and the difficulties they have sometimes at tellin' the people that they work so hard to protect and provide for how they feel about 'em.
"Country music is about new love and it's about old love. It's about gettin' drunk and gettin' sober. It's about leavin' and it's about comin' home. It's real music sung by real people for real people, the people that make up the backbone of this country. You can call us rednecks if you want. We're not offended, 'cause we know what we're all about. We get up and go to work, we get up and go to church, and we get up and go to war when necessary.
"All we ask for is a few songs to carry us along the way, and that's why I love this show, because it ain't some self-important Hollywood hype with the winners determined by somebody else. On this show, you decide who goes home with a trophy and you get to dance and sing along with the people that bring you the songs of your life."
What was behind Foxworthy's need to express these sentiments? In the pressroom after the show, he said he wrote it after thinking about why he likes to host the CMT Awards as much as he does. After completing it, he told us, the first person he took it to was his wife.
"I read it to her and she goes, 'I love it but they're never going to let you say it. You're supposed to be funny and it's pretty serious'," Foxworthy recalled. "When I showed up [at CMT] and we were talking about [the end of the show] -- usually at the end they have a big number, like Big & Rich, some kind of party song -- they were sayin', 'We've got kind of a serious song at the end with Martina singin' Anyway, how do you think we should tee it up?' I said, 'Well it's weird you say that. I have somethin' in my bag that I wrote five weeks ago that my wife said you wouldn't let me say.' I let them read it and they were like, 'Yeah, we love it, say it."
"The comic people don't ever expect you to be serious about somethin', but I have a serious side," Foxworthy concluded. "I have a real serious side."
No argument there.




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This Southern bluebloodlines seep in that old Georgia soil right back 2 his granddady and grandmoma's history bloodlines walking shoulder 2 shoulder with Gen. Robert E. Lee.... and it don't get more America... or Southland that Billy Currington folks... that backwoods country boy.... who wrote this song 4 his stepfather when he was but 12 years old.

Billy Currington - Walk a little straighter daddy







I remember looking up
To look up to him
And I remember most the times
He wasn't there
I'd be waiting at the door
When he got home at night
He'd pass me by
To go pass out in his chair
And I'd say,
Walk a little straighter, daddy
You're swaying side to side
Your footsteps make me dizzy
And no matter how I try
I keep trippin' and stumblin'
If you'd look down here you'd see
Walk a little straighter, daddy
You're leading me
Well he stumbled in the gym
On graduation day
And I couldn't help but feel so ashamed
And I wasn't surprised a bit
When he didn't stay
He stumbled out before they called my name
And I thought,
Walk a little straighter, daddy
You're swaying side to side
It's not just me who's watching
You've caught everybody's eye
And you're trippin' and stumblin'
And even though I've turned eighteen
Walk a little straighter, daddy
You're still leading me
The old man's still like he always was,
But I love him anyway
And if I've learned one thing from him
It's my kids will never have to say
Walk a little straighter, daddy
You're swaying side to side
Your footsteps make me dizzy
And no matter how I try
I keep trippin' and stumblin'
If you'd look down here you'd see
Walk a litlle straighter, daddy
You're leading me
Yeah walk a little straighter, daddy
You're leading me

Songwriters
BEATHARD, CASEY MICHAEL / CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES CARSON / CURRINGTON, BILLY


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2 sometimes u just have ta move on- u get clean... and your friends and family just don't wont' change.... 






RASCAL FLATTS- i'm moving on







I've dealt with my ghosts and I've faced all my demons
Finally content with a past I regret
Ive found you find strength in your moments of weakness
For once Im at peace with myself
Ive been burdened with blame
Trapped in the past for too long
Im movin on
Ive lived in this place and I know all the faces
Each one is different but theyre always the same
They mean me no harm but its time that I face it
Theyll never allow me to change
But I never dreamed home
Would end up where I dont belong
Im movin on
Im movin on
At last I can see life has been patiently waiting for me
And I know theres no guarantees but Im not alone
There comes a time in everyones life
When all you can see are the years passing by
And I have made up my mind that those days are gone
I sold what I could and packed what I couldnt
Stopped to fill up on my way out of town
Ive loved like I should but lived like I shouldnt
I had to lose everything to find out
Maybe forgiveness will find me
Somewhere down this road
Im movin on
Im movin on
Im movin on

Songwriters
Phillip White;David Vincent Williams


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Reba brought county music awareness of AIDS- 1994... she can’t account 4 all of the men in her past.....

Reba McEntire - She Thinks His Name Was John





MIRANDA LAMBERT GETS IT.... this was so the 60s, and 70s..... put your pretty on be a lady and keep your mouth shut.... swallow up all the abuse and cheating on and betrayal ..... GOD THIS WAS SO GIRLS AND WOMEN OF THE 60s AND 70s.... we truly were the Jackie Kennedy’s of our era...... yet we were brilliant, smart, savvy and educated.... and that sheet just didn’t matter.... Moma's Broken Heart..... she gets it...



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#1BRising -  BLOGGED:
CANADA MILITARY NEWS: The Rape Culture of our colleges and Universities- We did not fight so hard 4 women and children and disabled from poverty, abuse etc. 2 have ugly RAPE CULTURE IN PRIVILEGED GLOBAL YOUTH attending our colleges and universities... what the F**K happened? STOP IT... shame! /India's Daughter/Blogs


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For all the sheeeet we can't change.... and the little bit we can.... here's 2 animals, and kids... and watermelon wine....

...2 all those waiting.... we'll see ya soon.... and Rita MacNeil ... looking 4ward 2 some kitchen music with Johnny, Waylon, Keith Whitley and the boys.... and Stomping Tom... behave yourself... just cause u can outdrink God don't mean u got to...


... and 2 all the soldiers, friends, tramps and thieves and families.... which includes most of ya.... 2 day we are holding our soldiers of suicide real close and hugging our wounded and loving our children a whole lot...



have a great week.... have been blogging and writing since 2001 because of September 11, 2001-  and am still here.... now our brave hearts are almost home.... and we are thankful.... it's time 2 build up our Canada and make her strong and educate our children and fix our own.... imho... have a great week...

... an old song my Uncle - that old war dog used 2 love especially when he was in his cups....


OLD DOGS AND CHILDREN AND ... WATERMELON WINE- Tom T. Hall





QUOTE I LOVE....  Jamie Lee Burke (a favourite author).... "But this is no ordinary AA Group...
The failed, the abherant, the doubly addicted and the totally brain friend whose neuroses didn't even have a name found their way 2 'WORK THE STEPS OR DIE MOTHERFU*KER' meeting- from Burke's Jolie Blon's Bounce




 The Serenity Prayer- am a friend of bill w. Peace of Christ and love brothers and Sisters. Been there, done that... and somehow survived 2 tell the tale- God helps His tattered and tarnished angels... and holds His arms out waitin on us 2 wander the heavens in joy, and love and redemption and renewal's sweet sounds.... Peace of Christ everyone... and u that have no religion... Peace of Christ anyway...

God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference. Living one day at a time; Enjoying one moment at a time; Accepting hardships as the pathway to peace; Taking, as He did, this sinful world as it is, not as I would have it; Trusting that He will make all things right if I surrender to His Will; That I may be reasonably happy in this life and supremely happy with Him Forever in the next. Amen.

SUNDAY MORNING COMING DOWN-  1970

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbqGWTxwZEA

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U Are a Child of the Universe u Matter- Desiderata- Max Ehrmann- 1927



Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.



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NOVA SCOTIA'S COAL MINERS- RITA MACNEIL- THE WORKING MAN


It's a working man l am
And I've been down under ground
And I swear to God if l ever see the sun
Or for any length of time
I can hold it in my mind
I never again will go down under ground

At the age of sixteen years
Oh, he quarrels with his peers
Who vowed they'd never see another one
In the dark recess of the mines
Where you age before your time
And the coal dust lies heavy on your lungs

It's a working man l am
And I've been down under ground
And I swear to God if l ever see the sun
Or for any length of time
I can hold it in my mind
I never again will go down under ground

At the age of sixty four
Oh, he'll greet you at the door
And he'll gently lead you by the arm
Through the dark recess of the mines
Oh, he'll take you back in time
And he'll tell you of the hardships that were had

It's a working man l am
And I've been down under ground
And I swear to God if l ever see the sun
Or for any length of time
I can hold it in my mind
I never again will go down under ground

It's a working man l am
And I've been down under ground
And I swear to God if l ever see the sun
Or for any length of time
I can hold it in my mind
I never again will go down under ground

It's a working man l am
And I've been down under ground
And I swear to God if l ever see the sun
Or for any length of time
I can hold it in my mind
I never again will go down under ground

God, I never again will go down under ground


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and 1983.... Anne Murray - A Little Good News- 1983  - Peace in Ireland and Lebanon


I rolled out this morning
Kids had the mornin' news show on
Bryant Gumbel was talkin' 'bout the fighting in Lebanon
Some senator was squawkin' 'bout the bad economy
It's gonna get worse you see, we need a change in policy

There's a local paper rolled up in a rubber band
One more sad story's one more than I can stand
Just once how I'd like to see the headline say
"Not much to print today, can't find nothin' bad to say", because

Nobody robbed a liquor store on the lower part of town
Nobody OD'ed, nobody burned a single buildin' down
Nobody fired a shot in anger, nobody had to die in vain
We sure could use a little good news today

I'll come home this evenin'
I'll bet that the news will be the same
Somebody takes a hostage, somebody steals a plane
How I wanna hear the anchor man talk about a county fair
And how we cleaned up the air, how everybody learned to care
Whoa, tell me

Nobody was assassinated in the whole Third World today
And in the streets of Ireland, all the children had to do was play
And everybody loves everybody in the good old USA
We sure could use a little good news today

Nobody robbed a liquor store on the lower part of town
Nobody OD'ed, nobody burned a single buildin' down
FADE
Nobody fired a shot in anger, nobody had to die in vain
We sure could use a little good news today
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It`s not about the war... it`s about the warrior







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 I only had just one-    M.A.D.D.   AND RCMP AND STUDENTS- thank u

Just One


 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvwMBgGnSvo


Published on Jun 19, 2013
Riverview High School's version of Lisa Shaffer's 2006 hit JUST ONE - spreading the word that drinking and driving don't mix
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Classified... the Day Doesn`t Die.... we love u... don`t give up on grownups... please.... we love u so much.... 2 all the teens, tweens, youth... please don`t give up.. THE DAY DOESN`T DIE








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For all the homeless teens, tweens and youth..... how have had a sheeeeeety life ..... we love u... we are still here.... and u f**king matter babies... don`t give up on grownups...pls. done...Jimmy Wayne

 IT`S NOT WHERE U`VE BEEN IT`S WHERE UR GOING.



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 Some are born addicted and some are just thrown away
Some have daddies who make them play games they don't want to play


GOD BLESS THE CHILD WHO SUFFERS... Shania Twain




God Bless The Child- SHANIA TWAIN-  Lyrics

"God Bless The Child (Extended Remix)"

Hallelujah, hallelujah,
God bless the child who suffers
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
God bless the young without mothers
This child is homeless,
That child's on crack
One plays with a gun,
while the other takes a bullet in his back
This boy's a beggar,
That girl sells her soul
They both work the same street,
The same hell hole

Hallelujah, hallelujah,
God bless the child who suffers
Hallelujah, hallelujah,
Let every man help his brother

Some are born addicted and some are just thrown away
Some have daddies who make them play games they don't want to play

But with hope and faith
We must understand
All God's children need is love
And us to hold their little hands

This boy is hungry, he ain't got enought to eat
That girl's cold and she ain't got no shoes on her feet

When a child's spirit's broken
And feels all hope is gone
God help them find the strength to carry on

But with hope and faith
Yea, we can understand
All God's children need is love
And us to hold their little hands

Hallelujah, hallelujah
Let us all love one another
Hallelujah, hallelujah
Make all our hearts bilnd to color
Hallelujah, hallelujah
God bless the child who suffers
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He Thinks He'll Keep Her








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donald o'connor

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