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Let's End This


Look over there! It's a girl with a bulging belly

But no one in this school ever seems to be medeling 

It's beecome so normal for us just to ignore it

We've got classes for it, goodness, why are you trying to condone it?

Teen pregnancy's still a problem, these school halls are evidence

That the problem still ensues, yet no one seems to be gettin it.

Back then, it was the end of her life if a girl got pregnant,

Now it's almost glorified, we've got to end this.

These classes may have seemed like a good idea once,

But the girl is bound to ruin her life, and her poor child's very much

We've got to stop this cycle, this much is evident

So let's start with this in our efforts to end it. 

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