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What I Tell Myself


When I’m afraid I tell myself

This little rhyme ‘bout being strong.

I tell myself to get out there

And hold my head up high and long.

 

I tell myself “Just get out there,

It doesn't matter what they say

'Cause it's alright― you'll see it’s true!

Just hold on for another day!”

 

I tell myself this little rhyme

I tell myself that in good time

That I will do something great

Someday I’ll see the strong inside.

 

I tell myself: “don’t run away

Don't keep your distance, stay close, stay safe.

Don't hide your tears, don’t give up now.

You get out there, on the path you’ll pave!”

 
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