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All Grown Up


All Grown Up

 

I'm All Grown Up now 

Sixteen years old

When I was little I had not a care in the world

I used to run and be free

No stress or drama to worry about

Life was so much simpler 

The time passes by faster and faster

My mother tells me I'm almost an adult

I still feel the same 

I wish I could just freeze time or go back to when I was nine

But I'm All Grown Up now

College is near

Will I be accepted 

Only time will tell

I'm All Grown Up now

I must vote. 

 
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