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My Role Model


She lived amongst those who bled blue and gold

Besides those who protested to their hearts desire

A fair young lady who chanted with the veterans and the old

Her inner flame becoming a blazing fire

 

A quite mouse she once used to be

Following the demands and order of others

Now she commands her army to the big blue sea

Chanting the alma mater with her Berkeley brothers

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