In one song titled for this activity, the speaker says his "intention is not to lose what I've won," and that speaker repeatedly addresses "Howard" in that Ben Folds Five song.
In one song titled for this activity, the speaker says his "intention is not to lose what I've won," and that speaker repeatedly addresses "Howard" in that Ben Folds Five song. In another song titled for a practitioner of this sport, the singer says he's "squandered my resistance/for a pocket full of mumbles, such are promises," and at the end describes the title athlete saying "I am leaving, I am leaving" though he remains. Bob Dylan's song protesting the conviction of an athlete in this sport has one man say that the accused is no "Gentleman Jim" and helped muster support to free Rubin Carter. FTP Dylan's "Hurricane" and Warren Zevon's "Boom Boom Mancini" concern what sport once practiced by Muhammad Ali?
In one song titled for this activity, the speaker says his "intention is not to lose what I've won," and that speaker repeatedly addresses "Howard" in that Ben Folds Five song.
boxing (accept "boxer")