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Opening Day
02:25
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I thought this day would never come
We finally made it
And all the snow is mostly gone
And we're elated
And now it's time to play
Well opening day is here at last
No more spring training
This pitcher doesn't work so fast
But I'm not complaining
And now it's time to play
It's the surest sign of spring we get
And I declare this is the best day yet
As opening day is here at least
So take the field now
The stupid winter's in the past
Retire the snow plow
And now it's time to play
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Early Deficits
05:15
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So we must have missed the "play ball"
And we stumbled out the gate
No one wants to start this badly
But for us it's much too late
Early deficits
We're in last place now
We will get through this
When we figure out what's wrong
Monday night our bullpen falters
Tuesday night our bats go cold
Then one error costs us badly
All this losing is getting old
Sooner or later... we'll turn this around
Sooner or later... nothing stays the same
Sooner or later... we can't lose forever
Sooner or later... we'll start winning games
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Distinct Kicking Motion Rochester, New York
A one-man band living on the corner of pop-punk and prog-metal.
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