Birth
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Birth
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After a painful struggle you're finally born,
A new life begins yet you seem a bit worn.
An adventurous voyage is ahead of you
On the sea of circumstances, everything's new.
Birth is a chance that won't last for ever
Life can be great or an endless suffer.
You'll feel sometimes that it is not fair.
There are ups and downs but don't despair.
Life is a gift you should never throw away.
If you don't lose your head there's always a way.
You are the captain of your drifting boat
Where ever you steer it, it will float.
You'll have to learn a lot about people
Who can be nice but sometimes evil.
It's hard to decide who to trust.
Beware! Or you may bite the dust.
But if you make good friends, you'll see
There will be no place you'd rather be.
You are floating in a boat on your own,
But in the open sea you're not alone.
Keep your chin up and you'll be alright.
If you're positive your days will be bright.
You choose how you want to live
But take the advice wise men give
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