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Life's Antidote


Smiling faces everywhere

How could I go wrong?

Laughing children, faces fair

A place where I belong

 

This job is so rewarding

Passing knowledge onto youth

Wouldn't trade it for a thing

I’m not lying…it’s the truth

 

Improvements through the years

Watching these kids grow

Working with their strengths and fears

A bad job, I wouldn’t know

 

Teaching would be my dream

I will achieve it, to any extreme 

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