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America's Game


Baseball is America's game. From a small farm team To the Hall of Fame. It's considered to be every man's dream. Start by putting on your glove, Then adjust your sun-faded hat, And just to show some more of your love, Go grab the old wooden bat. Men always dream of hitting the ball And scoring the game-winning run. Or making a catch jumping into the wall, Which gives the game it's energy and fun. I hope to play in the Majors one day, Not worried about money, just getting to play.
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