Mom, I'm scared.
Mom, I’m scared.
I know its normal, and I know I’ll be okay.
But as I walk this campus alone,
I’m worried I’m in the wrong place.
The shakes won’t go,
And my stomach rolls.
My mind and body revolt.
Mom I’m scared,
And I still tremble when I wake.
But I know fear will not stop me.
It is just part of the day
Hey mom. I’m getting help.
This fear, it’s not normal.
And I can’t keep losing weight.
I’m still afraid and I’m not okay.
But I’m doing my best.
I sent the SOS,
Help is on its way.
Mom I’m scared
But I’m being brave.
So listen when I say,
That little girl you sent to college,
She is so very afraid,
but she knows she will be okay.
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