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I Met This Girl


I met this girl when I was 8 years old And what I loved was that she made me feel so bold She said excuse me bro, I heard you like super heroes So that moment I paid attention Making sure I heard what she was saying At first I thought, dang this girl is entertaining But then I realized it was her wild imagination Never leaving her sight I took her everywhere From school to church, she's an open book Telling me all kinds of stories The older I got and the more I understood Always wanting to be like her My imaginations grew rapidly big We even talk to God together Understanding life even better than ever Looking at reality how we want to whenever And we'll always be there for each other forever Wow, never knew a Comic book has so much power Let's see what we can imagine in the next hour
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