The little things
We have always been told to do our best
Even when times got hard
Sometimes you feel like you need an aromur vest
And sometimes you felt like a lard
We were told to never quit working for what you believe in
Dedication was what got us through
Like dolphins need fins
We need support from each one of you
You need to be prepared
But don't over think
Real life dares
Just like a mink
Think about the little things
Try try try
Like the bat against the ball with a ding
Even when life is dry
Not everything will always go right
Like the sad things in life
But you need to put up the fight
And put down the knife
Quiting isn't the right choice
Giving up isn't either
Stand up with your voice
Because life without you would wither
Its the little things that mean the most
How you feel
Not about what you post
Its How you deal
Be the person you always wanted to be
Don't let them in your way
Push the haters away from me
That's the way I'm going to stay
Seek god for trust
The only one who really knows
Don't fall for lust
Let your real emotions show
Fade away from the crowd
If that's what you want to do
Let your voice make a sound
Like a cow says moo
Love is in the air
But so is hate
Do you dare
To choose the right gate
Ask your self a few questions
Think real deep
Then decide Maybe sit through a few sessions
So much for a car beep
The little things are there
Treat others with kindness
Just like the little hare
And think about the things you miss
Real life is here within your eyes
Flashing lights
Sit down for a second it may be a surprise
What comes to you at night
Getting in your feelings isn't always bad
Realize that
They may make you mad
Go buy a new hat
Inspiration is key
Life is good
Choose to let it be
Put on your hood
Word after word I write
Early in the morning
Or at night
Don't mourn
God bless me with success
And the others too
No matter the mess
I'll give it to you
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