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The end had finally come and despite the amount of time you spent preparing for it, it still felt like a punch in your stomach. The knot in your throat was painful and your lungs still struggled for air to breathe. Tears clouded your eyes and turned your vision blurry until his face was unrecognizable. Keep reading. You wanna elaborate on why people wanting better lgbt rep are cowards? Or you just wanna continue calling gay people cowards for not being agreeable with the representation they got?

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Shes so beautiful from head to toes to perfect fingers. Her mouth is quite gifted. Perfect little pussy. This dork on the other hand does her nor the viewer absolutely no justice.

The song was released in November as the second single from Rogers' multi-platinum album Kenny. It became a major crossover hit , topping the Billboard Country chart and reaching 3 on the Hot chart; it also topped the Cash Box singles chart and was a Top 10 hit in numerous other countries worldwide topping the chart in Canada, the UK, and also in Ireland where it stayed at 1 for six consecutive weeks. Rogers sings in narration about his ward and nephew Campbell Mackay, a young man with a prominent reputation for never standing up for himself; his pacifism earned him the derisive nickname "Yellow" from others throughout the county, but Rogers hinted that he always felt there was something about Campbell that the rest of the county did not see. Campbells nonviolent attitude was greatly influenced by his father who had died in prison when Campbell was ten years old; during his final visit with him, Campbells father pleads with him to not make the same mistakes he made, telling him that " turning the other cheek " is not a sign of weakness, and advising him, "Son, you don't have to fight to be a man".