Genesis of a teen mom
She clocked fifteen
Her beauty stopped hiding
Boys began flexing
and her hotline was often ringing
She clocked sixteen
Her friends were quite loving
For like the sun she was shining
and she looked flawless without trying
She clocked seventeen
She was dating
And sin was so tempting
that she had been mating
She clocked eighteen
Rumours of her pregnancy were flying
Her so-called friends were now mocking
For she had a baby coming
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