If Only
If only
If only I knew,
The costs of life
And what one must do,
to survive in this world
to strive, live, breathe
The rain drops slowly,
as the pendulum swings.
My head, filled with numbers,
costs, and money,
"You need to grow up
you're not a kid anymore, honey."
Those words, that sentence,
which my mom so dearly said
Always reminded me that this is not the end.
I'm older now, not a kid
No longer do I wish, because now I did
I learned about life, things that you need to pay
If only I had a choice to make these bills go away.
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