Growing up
One day we will walk out the door
And see the world like we haven't before.
When you’re a child things are great.
There are no limits, you just let it be
You run around and play and feel carefree.
Did I want to grow up? Never!
I told myself I wanted to be five years old forever.
As time passes nothing stays the same
You even start to think school is lame.
You act “mature”; you’ll think you’re cool
To the point where you think don’t even need school
When high school comes everything turns around
Like if the things you once knew had turned upside down
We lose our friends we thought we knew
Or how your first love went from bright red to dark blue
Being obedient and disciplined is all you have now
There is no explaining how
Just do your homework, be respectful
Most importantly, being responsible
A best word of advice:
You must always think twice.
Growing up is hard, I know
It’s a path everyone has to go
If you’re in pain, do not cry
Because there is still a time for you to fly
If you keep moving along
And carry on
You’ll find yourself and know where you belong
Because like I said in the beginning
One day we will walk out the door
And see the world like we haven't before.
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