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Dr. Wright


Newborns, infants, babies, toddlers

The ones that are very small

Check-ups, medicine, lollipops

My future job in the hospital. 

Got to love every moment of it

My life will never be a stall

If you need me i'll be there

Just give Dr. Wright a call.

Elementary, middle, and high school

I have to have it all

No giving up or dropping out

Won't let my dream career fall.

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