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Michael Sarver isn’t ready to go back to oil rig

06.04.2009 20:30
Top Ten American Idol singing contestant Michael Sarver.

Top Ten American Idol singing contestant Michael Sarver.


LOS ANGELES (AP) Michael Sarver, latest castoff from “American Idol,” isn’t ready to go back to the oil rig. “I don’t think it would be a great idea to get out there and take a chance on hurting myself and not being available for the tour,” he told a teleconference Friday, a day after being eliminated from the Fox singing competition.



“I’m going home, and I’m going to take some time off to spend with my family. I believe they deserve my undivided attention for a little while and that’s exactly what they’re going to get.”

 

Sarver will take part in the “Idols Live” tour with the rest of the top 10 contestants this summer. Dates have yet to be announced.

 

He said he didn’t take it personally when judge Simon Cowell told him this week that there’s no way he could win. “It didn’t necessarily tick me off, nor did it insult me, but it kind of made me giggle, because he knows better than that. We didn’t get there by mistake,” Sarver said.

 

And he’s not just an oil worker who sings. “I am a serious writer, and I have written over 890 songs since the age of 14,” he said. “There are a lot of stories, a lot of ... hard-lived life, good-lived life, and my happiness that I experience in life now all through my music and I’m going to share it.”



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