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Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
wake me up when september ends
like my fathers come to pass
seven years has gone so fast
wake me up when september ends
here comes the rain again
falling from the stars
drenched in my pain again
becoming who we are
as my memory rests
but never forgets what I lost
wake me up when september ends
summer has come and passed
the innocent can never last
wake me up when september ends
ring out the bells again
like we did when spring began
wake me up when september ends
here comes the rain again
falling from the stars
drenched in my pain again
becoming who we are
as my memory rests
but never forgets what I lost
wake me up when september ends
Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
wake me up when september ends
like my father’s come to pass
twenty years has gone so fast
wake me up when september ends
wake me up when september ends
wake me up when september ends

http://spaces.msn.com/worldcup-uk/------------from Owen's space

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Michael Owen - June 1st 2006

The broken metatarsal I suffered this season is not the only injury I have had. A few years ago I had recurrent problems with my hamstring. I had one big injury that kept me out for four months and over the following two years I had a series of minor ones, related to that, which kept me out for two or three weeks at a time. At one stage I thought it was going to effect my whole career; it had been going on for two years and I was starting to wonder if there was something genetically wrong with me. I had to get my head round that and make sure I put in the work to get back to where I had been. Rehab didn't go well; Liverpool lost their physio at the end of the season and that was exactly the time when I was injured, so I didn't have any real rehabilitation for a couple of months. Although the muscle healed ok in terms of the injury, it got smaller and smaller, weaker and weaker. My hamstring was only half as strong as it should have been and that effected my game. So did the psychological effects: after a year or two of struggling I became conscious of the injury and the risks; no matter who you are, if an injury keeps happening, you're nervous. It was constant mind games really. For two years, I was battling with my mind more than anything else, but now I am ok. And I am confident that the metatarsal won't have the same lasting effects; muscle injuries have a tendency to recur; broken bones don't.