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Hello


“Hello” By: Tyler Almon Hello to college, I’ve been waiting for you; This time in my life, it all feels brand new. New teachers, new classes, no drugs and no beer; But hello college girls I’m finally here. Hello dorm room, privacy at last; To be all grown up, it came way too fast. Hello to my freedom, I’ll have stories to tell; And I won’t have to hear my mom and dad yell. Hello college professor, you’re really not that bad; But class without my friends, makes me so sad. Hello college life, I’m broke and I’m poor; No longer in high school, and a wildcat no more.
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