Cody Christie Twins Daily Contributor Posted July 28, 2014 Posted July 28, 2014 The following song is dedicated to former Twins middle infielder Tsuyoshi Nishioka as he exits the United States and heads back to resume his career in Japan. The tune of the song is "Candle in the Wind" by Elton John. Enjoy! Download attachment: Nishi.JPG Goodbye TsuyoshiThough we hardly knew you at allYou had the grace to leave the TwinsBack to Japan is where you crawledTwo seasons have gone byAnd it was a disaster from the startSwisher broke your leg'Cause your defensive skills were not smart[PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]And it seems to me you played your careerLike a candle in the windNever knowing where the ball wasWhen you stepped inAnd I would have liked a playerBut you're worse than a kidYour candle burned out long beforeYour legend ever did Defense was toughIt looked like you never playedJapan created a superstarAnd the Twins were the one's that paidEven when you leftOh the press still hounded youAll the papers had to sayWas that Tsuyoshi really blew And it seems to me you played your careerLike a candle in the windNever knowing where the ball wasWhen you stepped inAnd I would have liked a playerBut you're worse than a kidYour candle burned out long beforeYour legend ever did Goodbye TsuyoshiThough we hardly knew you at allYou had the grace to leave the TwinsBack to Japan is where you crawled Goodbye TsuyoshiFrom the young man in the 22nd rowWho sees you flailing at the plateBack to the dugout is where you go And it seems to me you played your careerLike a candle in the windNever knowing where the ball wasWhen you stepped inAnd I would have liked a playerBut you're worse than a kidYour candle burned out long beforeYour legend ever did And I would have liked a playerBut you're worse than a kidYour candle burned out long beforeYour legend ever did Click here to view the article
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