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Where My Confidence Lies.


There once was a girl who was me,

Who wasn’t all she could be.

She was lonely and shy

And she didn’t know why

Her family would say, “Can’t you see?

 

You’ve worked hard for success, it is true.

And we have always believed in you.”

Confidence I did learn

So my Master’s I’ll earn

And work hard to succeed and get through.

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