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Senior


Your a senior now you should focus Your to old for that hocus pocus Enough fussing enough cussing Enough with your looks and focus on your books Leave your buddies and begin to study Leave your games and stop trying to make people remember your name Your like a pig in a suit You just don't belong If they say hey just move along Remember these ain't your friends no matter if they say til the end Try to be better at math and make your own path Your a senior now no filling around Chances like this never come around twice So be careful when what you do or you'll pay the price
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