One more month....
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carolinagirl
"Nothing could be finer than Daughtry in Carolina"
I have tickets to see Daughtry in April and I'm already counting down the days!!!
Until then it's.... Chris at home, Chris at work, Chris in the car, Chris on the iPod, well you get the point!!!!!
I am a fan (and you should be too), because...
It's actually simple. Daughtry has "character" AND "official rock-star status". Notice that is an "and" statement rather than an "or" statement.
I was completly hooked immediately following Chris' initial audition which ticketed him to Hollywood!! His passion for what he was doing was obvious as he embraced his wife with open arms and golden ticket in hand. Clearly, at some point in the past, Chris had sacrificed his music, to some extent, for his family. Now this was his "TIME TO SHINE"..... and his wife wasn't about to let anything stand in his way!!! (Thus, the reason for my favorite lyric!!!)
Through his unsurpassed commitment, without hesitation, Chris achieved "SUPERSTAR" status long before his voice was heard or his talent was discovered ....
Chris has a way of re-creating this same passion in every song which casts the lyrics deep into the souls of his audience and becomes purely captivating!
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Take, take your time, Smell the roses but steal the vines, Don't wait for the hands of time, To second guess and change your mind, Now shine, Here's your moment to shine, Shine, Lay it down my friend, Close your eyes and breathe in, And I'll take you there and back again, No more questions why, I'm not so surprised why you have, Been there and back again, Replace replace that line, That spoke to you but showed no signs, To be alive, So are you living or dead, Have you made a choice to hear your voice, Or hold on to what they said, Now shine, Here's your moment to shine
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I have tried to find you on Myspace.....we will be at the Myrtle Beach show..... wanted to make sure you knew!!!
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carolinagirl
"Nothing could be finer than Daughtry in Carolina"