Let me listen to My Chemical Romance’s song~ It’s violent and lyrical

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The Dutch station in 1973. British driver Roger Williamson's car caught fire in an accident! His teammate David Purley immediately parked the car aside, jumped out of the car and ran to the scene of the incident, trying to flip the car that was in flames. But one person cannot push a racing car weighing several hundred kilograms. The staff behind him remained indifferent. The firetruck, which was 200 meters in front of the incident, arrived at the scene a few minutes later. Roger Williamson, who was hailed as a young genius at the time, was buried in a sea of ??fire under the eyes of people... At the end of the game, Jackie Stewart won the championship, but there was no celebration ceremony. The top three riders all chose to observe a moment of silence on the podium. In the raging fire, every bit of good and evil in human nature is magnified to the limit. I hope everyone can remember these two names - Roger Williamson and David Purley. Purley was later awarded the George Medal for his bravery in fighting the fire. Unfortunately, just two years after the incident, he also died due to an accident. The two good friends were finally reunited in heaven... .

You can ignore the above~but it’s really classic~

The band is called Jimmy Eat World~The song is called Hear You Me~

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No more nonsense~I also heard this song by watching the video below~The video is very touching~The song is also very nice~

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A shocking video, this video is called "Team Hoyt"

It tells the story of a father and son

The father is called Dick Hoyt

The son’s name is Rick Hoyt

This father and son are long-distance runners

In the past twenty-five years

They ran 3,770 miles in one ***

These include 78 half-marathons, 64 marathons, 24 famous Boston Marathons, 20 Duathlons, 7 18.6 Milers, 34 10 Milers, and 143 5 Milers race, 620Milers, 27 Falmouth 7.1 milers, 15 4 Milers, 2 11km, 8 15km, 204 10km, 4 8km, 92 5km, 206 The Olympic standard triathlon has been recognized six times as not being the ultimate triathlon at Ironman distances that ordinary people can bear...

But did you know?

My son Rick cannot He can't talk or walk!!

When Rick was born, the umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck, causing brain hypoxia damage. The doctor told Dick that the child was a vegetative state and there was no hope, so he could only survive in a wheelchair. live his life. Dick quoted that when Rick was nine months old, the doctor told him and his wife Judy: "He will be like a vegetative state from now on, so we should send him to a nursing home."

However, they The couple disagreed. They found that when they moved around the house, Rick's eyes would follow them closely. When Rick was eleven years old, they sent him to the engineering department at Tufts University to ask if there was a way for children to communicate with others. Unfortunately, the reply Dick got was: "No way, he doesn't have any Brain activity."

Dick retorted: "Tell him a joke.

"They told a joke, and Rick actually laughed, which proved that there was indeed a lot of activity in his brain. As a result, they installed a computer for Rick that could control the mouse with the side of his head. Rick was finally able to communicate with the outside world!

When Rick was fifteen years old, one of Rick's middle school classmates was paralyzed due to an accident. The school held a running fundraiser for the student. Rick typed on the computer: "Dad, I want to Participate." Dick was not a runner before and had never run a marathon, but he participated because of his son's request, so he pushed Rick to finish the 5-mile race.

After it was over, Rick said to his father: "For the first time in my life, I don't feel disabled anymore!" This sentence deeply shocked Dad Dick! Determined to give his son as much of that feeling as possible, he prepared to run the 1979 Boston Marathon. "Registration not accepted." That's what the race authorities told Dick. The reason was that the Hoyts were neither solo runners nor wheelchair participants. As a result, for several years, the Hoyts only ran with the big team in events, but they finally found a way to officially participate in the competition:

In 1983, they participated in another marathon. Their speed allowed them to Shortlisted to participate in the Boston Marathon the following year.

Not long after, someone said to Dick: "Why not participate in a triathlon?" How could a person who had never learned to swim and who had never ridden a bicycle since he was six years old be able to drag 110 lb (50 kg) son completes triathlon?

But Dick still had the courage to give it a try. At the end of the day, he has completed 212 triathlons, including four grueling 15-hour Ironman races in Hawaii!

Because of his father's love, his father learned to swim and ride a bicycle...

He was willing to make a lot of sacrifices and sacrifices for Rick, and he once dragged his son cross-country skiing. , and once carried him climbing mountains, and once even pulled him across the United States on a bicycle.

From that time on, the father and son often signed up for marathons and triathlons as "Team Hoyt": Dick would push Rick when running, and Dick would drag the rubber boat where Rick was lying on when swimming. tour. When riding a bicycle, Dick rode a special bicycle and put Rick in front of the bicycle...

So why doesn't Dick try to compete alone and see how he fares? "I'm not going to compete alone," Dick said. He entered the competition purely for the "amazing feeling" when they ran, swam and cycled together and saw the sweet smile on Rick's face.

This year, Dick and Rick, aged 65 and 43 respectively, have completed their 24th Boston Marathon, ranking 5,083rd among 20,000 runners. Their best time? It was two hours and 40 minutes in 1992 - only 35 minutes behind the world record; of course, you may not have noticed that this record was set by a person who was not pushing a wheelchair.

Two years ago, during a competition, Dick suffered a minor heart attack. Later, doctors discovered that one of his major arteries was clogged. One of the doctors said to him: "If you hadn't been in such good shape, you might have died 15 years ago." Now, although Rick has his own residential unit (he enjoys home care services) and is living in Boston Although Dick has been living in Holland, Massachusetts since he retired from the army, they always find a way to reunite. They frequently give speeches across the country and compete in grueling competitions every weekend, including this year's Father's Day.

That night, Dick will treat his father to dinner, but the gift he wants to give his father most is something he can never buy. Rick said: "What I want to give my dad the most is for him to sit on the chair and let me push him once!"

I was deeply moved when watching this short film

In In the video, when Dick pushed Rick through the finish line, both father and son received applause and cheers from the crowd.

But Rick did nothing in the meantime...

He couldn't do anything...

Everything was received for free because of his father's love...

The band is called Mercy Me...the song is called I Can Only Imagine...

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There are also songs that I think are good but don’t have the story above ...

One song for each person

The All American Rejects-It Ends Tonight (favorite)

Listen: /song/11389/

Rise Against-Behind Close Doors

Listen to: /song/107584/

Korn-Word Up (This High)

Listen to: /song/249965/

Keane-Somewhere Only We Know

Listen to: /song/594708/

Hoobastan-The Reason (their Same Direction is also good )

Listen: /song/66487/

I listen to almost as many rock and roll songs as Ramp; B~ Let’s briefly talk about Ramp; B~ I won’t list the well-known ones.. .The original poster can just listen to it... Don’t let me fight in vain...

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The related album below the song is mine ~The 70 songs in it are all very nice~ I won’t go into details... there will be three or four rap songs in it... because I play HIP HOP...