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Health is Wealth


I used to be the kind of a guy who would eat anything I liked.

Burgers, pizza, cookies, candy, I might.

Used to be.

Now I've grown up and now I know,

That everything that glitters ain't  gold.

Now I'm eating gooood and I'm eating well.

Feeling stronger and healthier and it ain't no spell.

I'm in my prime now, can't you tell?

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