My Struggles
My struggles are hard to muster
I feel like nobody understands me
My struggles dull my luster
like rust to something shiny
I though I was a normal kid
living the suburban life
Now I'm black man
fighting the ghetto life
how can something so simple
as race to control my destiny
I thought that people would be happy
that I'm doing whats best for me
I guess its not the case
when those same people are in your face
asking you why you're here
saying you don't have what it takes
Yes I cannot lie it did get to me
but I dug down deep inside of me
and found that I am my person
and everything else was history
My struggles are far from over
I take one day at time
God gives the strongest soldier
the hardest battle of their life.
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