Well she lit up the sky that fourth of july.And took down some names.
Roll the stone away, let the guilty pay.They just put out the flames and took down some.By the time that the firemen come.
They just put out the flames.We'll all be gone for the summer.
The lyrics have a double meaning in that the woman in the story is finally gaining her freedom from her abusive husband.Well she seemed all right by dawn's early light
though she looked a little worried and weak
she tried to pretend he wasn't drinkin' again
but daddy left the proof on her cheek
and i was only eight years old that summer
and i always seemed to be in the way
so i took myself down.Today is a day of reckoning let the weak be strong, let the right be wrong roll.
We're waxing down our surfboards.Roll the stone away, let the guilty pay, it's independence day.
Mcbride martina
the way that i am
independence day
well she seemed all right by dawn's early light though she looked a
little
worried and weak.Well, she lit up the sky that fourth of july.Well she seemed all right by dawn's early light though she looked a little worried and weak.
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Turkey captain Hakan Çalhanoglu was left with a bitter aftertaste despite a tenacious display as his side let a one-goal lead against Netherlands slip in their Euro 2024 quarterfinal on Saturday, sending them home from the tournament.
In front of a raucous crowd of Turkish fans at Berlin's Olympiastadion, Turkey took a first-half lead through Samet Akaydin, but a header from Stefan de Vrij and an own goal by Mert Müldür breached their defences and saw the Dutch advance.
"When we look at the tournament in general, teams that take a 1-0 lead generally sit back. I don't know why this is the case, but it was the same for us today. We sat back a lot," Çalhanoglu told reporters.
"We conceded two goals in seven minutes, which of course hurt us a little. In the end, we tried to try and had a chance with long balls, but we couldn't take advantage.
"Sometimes things like this happen in football. We need to learn from this. I am proud of everyone."
With Turkey set to co-host the tournament with Italy in 2032, German-born 30-year-old Çalhanoglu said his side had learned a lot that they could use to build towards the future.
"As long as we are united, as long as we are together, we can achieve anything. We have always shown this," he said.
Çalhanoglu and several other Turkish players thanked their fans, many of whom live in Germany.
"I would like to thank our country, they supported us very well. We went into the matches as if we were the home team," midfielder Orkun Kökçü, who was suspended for the Dutch clash, said.
"They were a great motivation for us. We are sad, but in the end it was a tournament that we will be proud of. Hopefully we will be successful in the upcoming tournaments," he added.
