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Every Damn Day


Teacher's lie when they say "there's no stupid questions!"

Cause when I ask they get mad and yell at me for not paying attention.

We have to sit through hour long lectures,

On topics I don't care about, the boredom's infectous.

Then they pile on homework like we have nothing better to do.

Forty questions, "show all your work, and add a graph for each too!"

I wish just once you'd put yourself in the student's shoes, listen to what we have to say!

Instead of wasting my time, every damn day.

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