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My Last Paycheck


Working so hard, giving it all I got.

Shouting  so loud, bearing out for what I fought,

For freedom, for knowledge, for the best gift for all to redeem,

in short, the halls I believe, hard they said, it'll be worth it for all.

Passing the grades, seeking the cash, it's a goal for us and only,

as we walk, down the room of sweet success,

the walk was hard, the paycheck was the best,

Walk by faith not by sight

for that is the biggest

Paycheck ever recieved in life

You won't regret.

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