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Sometimes it's hard to be a woman
Giving all your love to just one man
You'll have bad times
And he'll have good times
Doin things that you don't understand
But if you love him
You'll forgive him
Even though he's hard to understand
And if you love him
Oh, be proud of him
Cause after all he's just a man
Stand by your man
Give him two arms to cling to
And something warm to come to
when nights are cold and lonely
Stand by your man
And show the world you love him
Keep giving all the love you can
Stand by your man
Stand by your man
And show the world you love him
Keep giving all the love you can
Anybody and I know there are a few out there living with constant pain not the mild kind the lot that take meds that thin your blood to the point if you were ever in a car accident you would bleed to death. Dick I was was told over the last 3 years went from doctor to doctor to have them scratch thier heads and say DONT KNOW..yeah he was 71 and a race car driver. he also had the rough stuff too the emotional stuff his granddaughter that he loved dearly died at 16 and he couldnt ever get over that hurdle.
yes You tube and all the media outlets are playing the game but you see that alot...watch what ya say or black balls will be in your PANTS man...Bob I adore the fact that you voice your oppinion whats fun is that ya actually got to say it live did they Call today baby? I think you were sick and tired of being asked I would too.
Kids Take On what be believes in:
A lot of people poke fun and that's alright
But when I start pokin' back they get all uptight, huh
You can't cap with the master, son
So sit your ass down before I blast ya one
‘Cause I'm so greasy, you can call me mud
And I feel a little Hank runnin' through my blood
I wanna flood the world with my twisted thoughts
You can bid all day, but I can't be bought, uuh
Break it up, let's tie one on
I gotta get set, to go and cut the
Uncle Kracker headlining in Flint on Friday, October 2 Josh DauntFLINT (WJRT) -- (09/26/09) -- Life is good for Uncle Kracker these days. From his daughter saying she doesn't listen to his music because she can't dance to it, to his best friend Kid Rock exclaiming that he has "zero musical talent," things couldn't get much better. With this in mind, along with the struggling Michigan economy, Kracker released "Happy Hour" two weeks ago. As the title suggests, it has a very optimistic tone throughout the record. "It was definitely a conscious decision to make everything upbeat and positive, mainly because of the way things have been here in Michigan," Uncle Kracker said in a phone interview with The ABC12 Listening Room. And he's bringing that same optimism to Flint this week, playing the second date of his tour at The Machine Shop. Kracker says the 550-capacity concert hall, which he's played four times, is one of his favorite venues in the country. Story continues belowAdvertisement"The whole setup of the place is just perfect and geared for live music. You see a lot of clubs where they try to do a club night, and maybe they put a stage off to the side, but The Machine Shop is really geared for live shows." This seven-date headlining tour is a warm up for his 23-city run of theater shows opening for Train. After supporting Bob Seger at Cobo Hall and Kid Rock at DTE Energy Music Theatre over the past few years, Kracker is looking forward to playing his songs in a more intimate setting. "There's nothing better than playing to a smaller audience. In my case, I don't have much of a choice cause I'm always playing to a smaller audience. But obviously the intimacy is so much better and it just seems like it means so much more." Detroit's favorite Everyman hints at a good variety of his catalog for the show. "We're gonna play some of the new stuff off the record, some of the old ones. You know there's a lot of must-plays at these shows." And he also has a little advice for those who plan to attend. "I always tell people don't expect too much. Keep your expectations low and you'll never be disappointed!"
Uncle Kracker headlining in Flint on Friday, October 2 Josh DauntFLINT (WJRT) -- (09/26/09) -- Life is good for Uncle Kracker these days. From his daughter saying she doesn't listen to his music because she can't dance to it, to his best friend Kid Rock exclaiming that he has "zero musical talent," things couldn't get much better. With this in mind, along with the struggling Michigan economy, Kracker released "Happy Hour" two weeks ago. As the title suggests, it has a very optimistic tone throughout the record. "It was definitely a conscious decision to make everything upbeat and positive, mainly because of the way things have been here in Michigan," Uncle Kracker said in a phone interview with The ABC12 Listening Room. And he's bringing that same optimism to Flint this week, playing the second date of his tour at The Machine Shop. Kracker says the 550-capacity concert hall, which he's played four times, is one of his favorite venues in the country. Story continues belowAdvertisement"The whole setup of the place is just perfect and geared for live music. You see a lot of clubs where they try to do a club night, and maybe they put a stage off to the side, but The Machine Shop is really geared for live shows." This seven-date headlining tour is a warm up for his 23-city run of theater shows opening for Train. After supporting Bob Seger at Cobo Hall and Kid Rock at DTE Energy Music Theatre over the past few years, Kracker is looking forward to playing his songs in a more intimate setting. "There's nothing better than playing to a smaller audience. In my case, I don't have much of a choice cause I'm always playing to a smaller audience. But obviously the intimacy is so much better and it just seems like it means so much more." Detroit's favorite Everyman hints at a good variety of his catalog for the show. "We're gonna play some of the new stuff off the record, some of the old ones. You know there's a lot of must-plays at these shows." And he also has a little advice for those who plan to attend. "I always tell people don't expect too much. Keep your expectations low and you'll never be disappointed!"
Got my tickets, very excited for the show. I love when artist come to the Machine Shop, it's a nice short 15 minute drive.