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For My Generation


There is something great inside, just waiting to be released Something great no one will ever expect from a person like me Statistics say African American girls begin corruption at age 16 Here I stand 18 and corruption free The world says there’s no hope for my generation Yet here I stand graduating on time with plenty of accolades I am standing to defy the odds To prove the rumors wrong To let the world know there is hope for todays young adults And to let my peers and the ones looking up to me know that anything is possible To let them know they don’t have to be what the world says they have to be Cause regardless of what the world says I’m gone make it and they can too Cause deep down inside they posses the power and the strength to do anything and be anything, they just need to tap into it So here’s to my generation, I stand for us We are everything they told is we could not be
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