Lesley Dudden, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Monday, December 10, 2007. In the video for the song Any Man of Mine. We find ourselves in the middle of a country scene embodying everything from denim vests to pastures to horses, cows and pickup trucks. My family is a farming one and this video appeals to my memory of my first horse, the one dad bought for me when he finally decided I could graduate from my pony. His name was Worms and he was a sorrel Quarter Horse.

Steph Walther, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Monday, December 10, 2007. The Soundtrack of My Life. This song is a classic father-daughter song. It has really powerful lyrics that can make almost anyone cry, even if you do not even have a kid. I see myself as the little girl through out the story in the lyrics.

Jaime Pella, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Friday, December 7, 2007. Sound Track of my Life. In the corner, where imagination became a best friend, or in your room, a better option, where there was a bed and toys. No matter how much trouble both my brother and I got into, for pestering. Swim meets, boys sh.

Libby Slater, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Sunday, December 16, 2007. 8220; Hot Air Balloon. Of this song describe a hot air balloon, lifting you away from your problems and setting you free. This is the feeling that hot air balloons used to give me. When I was younger, every year my family would travel to the Aksarben.

Jeff White, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Saturday, December 8, 2007. 8220; Country Boy Can Survive. He had a decent collection of antiquated rifles, they were the only thing he would accept as a good firearm; he laughed at people who used new low recoil rifles. One of my favorite rifles in his collection was a 30-06. Nailing the jump, in accordance with the overlying lyric.