John Fogerty

I was tearing the house down.

So she got me a tennis ball, and that was okay.

I was no good.

You know, that dream was never going to happen.

I mean, at least, you know, I mean, there's a lot of us semi-nerds, I guess, you know, wanted to play ball, wanted to be a jock, and just really at some point,

the ones that really have it pass you by.

But in your mind, everybody got their scorecard and they're following the game and all that, and that vicarious joy of watching Ohtani or Aaron Judge or whoever it is you love, you get to have that in your heart anyway.

I mean, I'm the luckiest guy in the universe.

Okay, I didn't get to play, but I wrote a song, and my song's there all the time.

It's just the coolest feeling.

That song's in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

That's amazing.

It is amazing.

It's ridiculous.

That's so cool.

But it's just like, that happened to me.

It's like, God, I could cry over that.

When they had sent a letter to me and they were going to put the music in the hall, I just was, God, who do I tell?

Jeez.

Yes, or at least the one I remember is, I call it the best, the one I can remember.