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What saved us?


I did not know today would be the day I thought it would be like any other ride with my mom Us ridin', having a mother daughter talk But who would have suspented that today would be the day It only took a split second 70 mph, and a head on collision Air bags and cracked glass How could we have survived? As we fliped and thing fly from the car No one would have guess we survived and what saved us Seat beats is what saved us NEVER THINK TWICE ABOUT IT, IT COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE!
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