I Have Figured Out It's

I Don't Want To Be Famous. I Want To Be Secure. I Don't Want The World. I Just Want A Piece Of It. I Want People To Remember Eric Davis.

I Could've Played Basketball, But My Mind Was On Baseball. I Didn't Know What I Was In For. In High School It Was A Matter Of Talent. No One Told You What To Do.

I'd Never Heard Of Colon Cancer. Baseball Wasn't Even Important To Me. I Have A Wife And Two Girls. That's What Was Important. The Doctors Told Me And All I Could Say Was, 'when Are We Going To Get This Thing Out?'

Circulating Through The Children's Ward And Seeing Terminally Ill Kids, Heads Shaved, Smiling And Having A Ball Despite The Tubes And Needles Sticking Into Them, I Thought: What Do I Have To Worry About? If God Takes Me, At Least I've Lived For 35 Years.

I Will Be A Role Model For Cancer Patients For The Rest Of My Life. But You Know What? When I Was Getting Chemo, Those People Inspired Me.