A long way

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You have come so far

Despite being blamed,
Despite being framed as irresponsible,
Despite being pushed to a corner,
Despite being left alone,
Despite being cheated,
Despite being called a failure,

You have come a long way... 

You have come a long way...

Despite being among people who value money,
Despite being surrounded by selfishness,
Despite being rejected,
Despite being treated as a leftover piece,

You have come a long way... 

You have come a long way...

Despite searching for opportunities,
Despite sleepless nights,
Despite fighting within yourself,
Despite waiting for a light,

You have come a long way... 

You have come a long way...

Today, you might be about to step into the life you dreamed of...
You might be starting a new era...
You might still be fighting your past...

You have come a long way... 

You have come a long way...

You will go even further...
You will go even further...

The world may still stand against you,
The world may still wait for you to fail,
The world may still talk behind your back,
The world may still cheat you,

But you will go even further... 

You will go even further...

Remember, this is a rebirth for you...

You are destined to go a long way...!!

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