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I Will Be A Winner


So many competitors, not enough prizes 

I hope to seek a win in some of my suprises

My ambition to win is higher than most 

Although I've been passed by as if I'm a ghost

Regardless of the past, I still have a future

My dad always told me, "you too smart to be a loser"

Until this day, I won't take no for an answer 

Working hard is in me, I refuse to be pampered

Early morning labor, until it's time for dinner

Im going to die as the man who said "I will be a winner"

 
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