Don't quote me
I think it was Huard's lover
Hootie

Welcome back
Your dreams were your ticket out.

Welcome back
To that same old place that you laughed about.

Well, the names have all changed
Since you hung around.

But those dreams have remained
And they're turned around.

Who'd have thought they'd lead ya
(Who'd have thought they'd lead ya)

Back here where we need ya
(Here where we need ya).

Yeah we tease him a lot
'Cause we've got him on the spot.

Welcome back.

Welcome back
Welcome back
Welcome back.

Wow, thats perfect.

He went away and you hung around
And bothered me, every night
And when I wouldn't go out with you
You said things that weren't very nice

My boyfriend's back and you're gonna be in trouble
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
You see him comin' better cut out on the double
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
You been spreading lies that I was untrue
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
So look out now cause he's comin' after you

(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
(Hey, he knows that you been tryin')
(And he knows that you been lyin')

He's been gone for such a long time
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
Now he's back and things'll be fine
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
You're gonna be sorry you were ever born
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
Cause he's kinda big and he's awful strong
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)

(Hey he knows I wasn't cheatin'!)
(Now you're gonna get a beatin'!)

(What made you think he'd believe all your lies?)
(Wah-ooo, wah-ooo)
(You're a big man now but he'll cut you down to size
(Wah-ooo, wait and see)

My boyfriend's back he's gonna save my reputation
(Hey-la-day-la my boyfriend's back)
If I were you I'd take a permanent vacation
(Hey-la, hey-la, my boyfriend's back)

Yeah, my boyfriend's back
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)
Look out now, yeah, my boyfriend's back
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)
I could see him comin'
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)
So you better get a runnin'
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)
Alright now
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
(La-day-la, my boyfriends's back)
My boyfriend's back now
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)

[Fades]

Know he's comin' after you
(La-day-la, my boyfriend's back)
Because he knows I've been true now...

Back in the saddle again....

Never woulda thunk he'd be back, let alone this game. Thought they'd wait a couple more weeks.

Congrats, Priest. Hope it works out well this and future Sundays in January.

I see Priest getting about 4-5 carries for max of 10-12 yards just to get him back up to football speed.

Wow, you truly are gay

The Hootie goodbye tour begins

2 touchdowns within the 3 yds from the goal line, then? That'll make LJ mad.

Ha Ha you wish bro.

i see a remake of that falcons game.... LJ 4 touchdowns, Priest 4 touchdowns

Chiefs put Holmes on roster for Sunday's game at Oakland
By Len Pasquarelli
ESPN.com
(Archive)
Updated: October 20, 2007, 6:03 PM ET
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In what will be viewed as a remarkable comeback if he only steps foot on the field Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs activated tailback Priest Holmes on Saturday for their game against the Oakland Raiders.



Holmes

The four-time Pro Bowl back has not appeared in a game since suffering serious head and neck trauma in an Oct. 30, 2005 contest against the San Diego Chargers. He has spent nearly two years recovering from the injuries and most league observers felt that Holmes would never play again.


Holmes, 34, spent the final half of the 2005 season on injured reserve and the entire 2006 campaign on the NFL's physically unable to perform list. Because of the head and neck trauma, and a serious hip injury that threatened to end his career in 2004, Holmes has played in only 15 games since the end of the 2003 season.

He surprised even Kansas City officials by reporting to training camp this summer but began the drills on the physically unable to perform list, so he could not participate in any full-team segments of practice. At the conclusion of the preseason, the Chiefs placed Holmes on the non-football injury list, which meant he could not return until after the sixth week of the season.

Even then, there was considerable skepticism that Holmes would ever play again.

Holmes began practicing Wednesday and coach Herm Edwards all but acknowledged that he would be activated for Sunday's game. Once he began practicing, the Chiefs, by rule, had a three-week window in which to evaluate Holmes' progress and conditioning.

But he looked good enough in drills that the team needed only a few days to decide that it was time for him to return.

"In my opinion, he's about as good as he's going to get," Edwards said earlier this week. "The only thing you don't know is when he gets tackled and he hits the ground, can he hold onto the football? He hasn't had any contact. . . He's been knocked around in practice, but he hasn't had any contact. He's done everything you can do, except play."


It is expected that Holmes, who will back up starter Larry Johnson, the man who replaced him as the starter and himself became a workhorse, will serve as a third-down back at the outset of his comeback. On Monday evening, the Chiefs traded Johnson's primary backup, seventh-year veteran Michael Bennett, to Tampa Bay for two draft choices.


Because of the Bennett trade, the Chiefs did not have to make any other roster moves to clear a spot for Holmes to be activated.

The franchise's all-time leader in total touchdowns (83) and rushing touchdowns (76), Holmes set a then-league record by scoring 27 times in 2003. That record was broken last year by San Diego's LaDainian Tomlinson.

"The most exciting thing will be my first touchdown," Holmes told The Kansas City Star earlier this week. "That's what I'm excited about."

In 102 appearances, Holmes has carried 1,734 times for 8,035 yards and 86 touchdowns. On of the NFL's premier all-around backs in his prime, the former University of Texas star also has 334 receptions for 2,945 yards and eight touchdowns. He has posted four seasons with 1,000 yards rushing, including three years with more than 1,400 yards.

Holmes began his career with the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted college free agent in 1998, and signed with the Chiefs as an unrestricted free agent in 2001.


Len Pasquarelli is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Found this on myspace. Pretty good.

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What cha gonna do ... when the Priest runs all over you?

I see Herm breaking out the wishbone this weekend.