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The Day Is A Game Day


The Day Is A Game Day

 

When the sun was came out so suddenly, the someone

will go the pitcher mound and throw a baseball to the

legendary catcher in the world to be televised, let's

the game begin of their lives fulfilled, but someone

will sing a national anthem called the star spangled

banner in melody and harmony, exactly same thought

when the seventh inning stretch, take me out to the

ballgame song, very catchy moment, when the video

cams to the fans out there like kissing cams, its look

like to take your breath away like a charm, million

and trillion of the best Minnesota Twin fans will be

uplifting moment, whatever and whatsoever who

win and lost to give a biggest support of American

Professional Baseball in history into the pastime

dream like anything else in life out there

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-17-16     

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