Another "A" Unrecognized
I got another “A” today…
The mom let out a sigh
Well I was going through the mail she said
And my phone bill is too high.
The boy stared at his mom in shock
Not knowing what to say
Because somehow, for some reason
He received another unrecognized “A”
I got an “A” in every class again
That boy said with cheer
Your brother has left to France she replied
He’ll be gone for half the year
All I, the boy, could think about
Is Marsha x3
Because somehow, for some reason
Nothing is ever about me
The more “A”s I get, the more they ignore
I take the liberty to put them on the refrigerator door
But somehow, for some reason
They find the need to say, “Why don’t his sisters ever bring home an “A”?
For that one moment I felt it was all about me
Compared to feeling like an “A” was no longer a lot.
Until I sat down to think and realize, they’re not caring about the “A”s I do get, just the one’s my sisters Do Not!
So now the boy gives himself the praise; that his parents lack
And decides to stretch his hand over his shoulder, and pat himself on the back
But now, for every reason he cares nothing about what his parents have to say
Because he, and Ivy League, and everything else he cares about; will recognize his “A”s
The mom let out a sigh
Well I was going through the mail she said
And my phone bill is too high.
The boy stared at his mom in shock
Not knowing what to say
Because somehow, for some reason
He received another unrecognized “A”
I got an “A” in every class again
That boy said with cheer
Your brother has left to France she replied
He’ll be gone for half the year
All I, the boy, could think about
Is Marsha x3
Because somehow, for some reason
Nothing is ever about me
The more “A”s I get, the more they ignore
I take the liberty to put them on the refrigerator door
But somehow, for some reason
They find the need to say, “Why don’t his sisters ever bring home an “A”?
For that one moment I felt it was all about me
Compared to feeling like an “A” was no longer a lot.
Until I sat down to think and realize, they’re not caring about the “A”s I do get, just the one’s my sisters Do Not!
So now the boy gives himself the praise; that his parents lack
And decides to stretch his hand over his shoulder, and pat himself on the back
But now, for every reason he cares nothing about what his parents have to say
Because he, and Ivy League, and everything else he cares about; will recognize his “A”s
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