The One Constant In Life Is Baseball

So In My Junior Year, I Switched To The Drama Department.

If You Expect Someone Else To Guide You, You'll Be Lost.

A Man's Got To Take Care Of His Family. You Live In My House, You Sleep Your Behind On My Bedclothes, You Put My Food In Your Belly Because You Are My Son; You Are My Flesh And Blood, Not Because I Like You. It Is My Duty To Take Care Of You. I Owe A Responsibility To You.

The One Constant Through All The Years Has Been Baseball. America Has Rolled By Like An Army Of Steamrollers. It's Been Erased Like A Blackboard, Rebuilt, And Erased Again. But Baseball Has Marked The Time. This Field, This Game, Is A Part Of Our Past. It Reminds Us Of All That Once Was Good, And What Could Be Again.

You Sang In Church, You Know, And You Didn't Act At All. You Tried Not To Act, You Tried To Tell The Truth. The Idea Of Being A Troubadour On The Road Singing For Your Supper Was Very Disturbing To Him.