Thriving Under Pressure
Wake up, Eat, Breath, Sleep, Sucess.
Repeat.
Making Mom and Dad proud just adds the stress.
Work, work, work, I think I'm going bezerk.
Social Life, what's that? I don't worry because I have this test down pat.
The pressure; not quite sure I can thrive under this pressure.
Expectations, commitments, but I see the light.
That light, the fruit of my future, the payoff.
Beauty surrounding me, but why can't I stop and smell the roses?
It hurts to be bitter, stop, smell the roses. Beauty is in every corner we look. We cannot be a happiness crook.
God puts his hardest battles upon his strongest soldiers, so lace up your boots, Doctor, we have a long road on our shoulders.
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