Dear Parents
When i was born the doctors said i wouldn't make it, but you still gave me love and you didnt fake it
by the age of one i was supposed to have both my legs broken, i was encouraged by the words you spoken
i will never take y'all for granted, when y'all said yall had my back yall meant it
through thick or thin, ice or snow, you help this young man grow
Dear Parents, i love you, just in case yall wanted to know, i will never let yall go
By the age of ten i was having trouble making a friend, yall was there for me and neither of you pretend
at the age of sixteen i was juggling work and school, but yall kept me calm yall kept me cool
at the age of seventeen as i make this final stride yall been real with me yall emotiions yall didnt hide
yall want me to be successful as do i, Dear Parents you will always occupy a impact on my life
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