Michelle Wright - He would be 16

^FShe gets in her c^Car, O^Fctober Friday ^Cnight. ^GHome from w^Fork down ^Am31, past Franklin Hig^Emh. ^FShe can see the stadium l^Cights, ^Fshe can hear the ^Cband. ^GA thousand cra^Czy hi^Ggh school k^Amids screamin' in the st^Emands. ^FQuarterback and homecoming qu^Ceen, ^AmLove too young to know what it ^Gmeans. ^GShe goes ba^Cck in t^Gime, oh,^C in her ^Gmind^Am, it's like a dr^Emeam

^FHe would ^Gbe sixte^Cen, ^FThe son she nev^Ger k^Cnew. ^FIt hurt so m^Guch to ^Amgive him u^Fp, ^CBut what else could she ^Gdo? ^FHe would b^Ge sixt^Ceen.

^FA child should have a h^Come, she ^Fknows her folks were ^Cright She ^Gnever h^Ceard the c^Gouple's n^Amame, just that they were nic^Eme. ^FShe wonders if he's ta^Cller than his fa^Fther ^Cwas. ^GDoes he dr^Cive a c^Gar by n^Amow, has he been in love^Em? ^FShe shakes back to rea^Clity, she knows ^AmThings turn out the way they should b^Ge. ^GBut she j^Cust can't h^Gelp but a^Csk herse^Glf, ^Am"Does he know about^Em me?"?

^FHe would b^Ge would sixt^Ceen, ^FThe son she neve^Gr kn^Cew. ^FIt hurt so m^Guch to g^Amive him u^Fp, But w^Chat else could she d^Go? ^FHe would ^Gbe sixte^Cen.

^FShe never even g^Got to ho^Cld him, ^FAnd nights like thi^Gs it hu^Amrts to mis^Fs ^CThe son she's never s^Geen. ^FHe would b^Ge sixtee^Amn, ^FHe would b^Ge sixt^Ceen.