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Minus the School


Schoolwork is fun when you minus the school Here at home I’m not considered uncool My stress has been lifted, I’m in no hurry Like Hakuna Matata, it means no worry I’m finally motivated to live my life There’s no more jerks to give me strife Just a loving mother and my little cat Before now, I only dreamed of that I can lounge around in jammies all day Don’t have to listen to what teachers say I can go to the bathroom whenever I wish And the toilet isn’t all covered in piss I can choose when and what to eat No waiting in line or finding a seat I can get up and stretch without being rude Each day like this skyrockets my mood
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