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Loser


You’re quiet and alone

You stay in your own small zone

You sit by yourself at a table

While others around give you a label

You’re not cool or liked by your peers

The things they say bring you to tears

Day after day you walk into school

And the people there pass laughing and calling you a fool

You’re isolated and alone at lunch

While you walk through the hall you feel bullies punch

Yet you take it

Why don’t you just quit

The answer to that is you’re stronger than they are

And you’re going too go far

If they knew the pain you endure they would be gone

Nothing could help them; not even brawn

That’s the difference between you and those sheep

So don’t turn out the light of your life and sleep

You’re beautiful in even more ways than one

So don’t start trying to run

You’re here in this moment right here right now

Instead of crying take a bow

You’re loved by someone my friend

Now let’s step away from the ledge and begin to amend

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