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School


School We spend years here Lose lots of tears, sweat, and blood on these floors Just so we can walk away from it? High School The years that change us forever Everyone's so excited to leave But then dreads the day when it is here We lose friends Lose ourselves Forced to make decisions and do things we aren't ready for School Oh, how I'll miss you Once hated you Wanted out. Now I just want back in.
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