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If I were in charge of the world


If I were in charge of the world I'd cancel cancer, homework and bad memories If I were in charge of the world There'd be less school, more Saturdays and fantastic memories for all to share If I were in charge of the world You wouldn't have to go to school 5 days a week You wouldn't have to live in a world where there is cancer You wouldn't have to care what other people think Or do what people say You wouldn't even have to smile when you feel like frowning If I were in charge of the world A fat personh would be a skinny person All people would be equal And a person who sometimes forgot to do their homework And sometimes forgot to try their best Would still be allowed to be In charge of the world.
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