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As awesome as they come


I'm as as awesome as they come

I don't mean to be to a brag 

But I made it through everything in life

Even when I didn't receiver a bag and a tag

I made it through being called a loner and a weirdo

Many sleepless nights

Feeling Ugly because my teeth went out further than my mouth

I made it through being played my boys

Torn down by peoples words

The same words that made me strong

Therefore I am as awesome as they come

I learned how not to left words effect my level of energy

Because God's thoughts of me are the ones who truly held they key

I refused to be a failure like people thought I'd be

I used people not liking me as a way to suceed

I refused to focus on what I didn't have 

Instead I focused on what mattered and what still matters today

Like my talent

skills 

and determination

I am as awesome as they come because when people follow crowds I chase the sun

keeping God first

Because following my dreams and pleasing my heavenly father is the goal

I am as awesome as they come because I don't let no one stop me 

Or people words tropple me

I continue to do what I love because one day I'll be good

Michael Jordan wasn't always the best player on the team

He had to work hard and sweat to become the basketball king

I am as awesome as they come because I continue to follow my dreams 

knowing that one day I'll suceed

No one can stop me 

Because I follow after God's lead

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