Winter is good enough for me
Dream, hope and wander
Always leave me to ponder
About the days
When I finally get out of this maze
I sometimes lose my way
And laziness always likes to come say
Hey!
It’s like I get all up in a haze
And stuck in a brand new craze
But then routine strikes
And brings back all the lights
To begin to save me again
And put me on the mend
It gets really hard
When running is my guard
From being dragged back
To habits that make me want to slack
But I run around
This whole town
To get back on track
And study the fact
That summer rots my brain
And usually keeps me chain
To old habits
Who are as fast as rabbits
To come back to me
When I just become free
Of that prison
I have risen
With good old routine
That makes others go into mourning
But not me
So I need to stay free
Of TV
And summer
Where I just want to slumber
But if I do
Then I assure you
I will never wake
And begin to take
My place in this world
And move forward
With my life
So you see
Winter is good enough for me
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