UNIT 6 // Senioritis

Lyric Sheet

Music by Randy Marksberry

Lyrics by Ryan and Jenny Henry

Bold = Roots

Italicized = meaning of corresponding root

VERSE I:

I'll try to ag you on - to get you to act and to do.

My puIs is getting slow, so I'll need you to push me, too.

I won't loc into place and (to) feed on the past ... and we'll just press on.

I aud to hear a chant, but I cant (to) sing or (to) call.

'Cause death breathes down our nec; it wants to harm and kill us all.

Cep I seize and I take every opportunity that I view.

CHORUS:

This road is an od way, we're coming

to a head. We'll wear a cap and cip in the day.

This cord runs through the heart; it's a ple that we can (to) fill.

This is a big (to) step; you're a grad, you've sat enough.

Try to be prim. Push, don't press.

Comfort your sol; be an icon, give your image a new life.

VERSE 2:

My son, this is the (to) sound that will spir us on to breathe.

And this text that we cover ... we write and we weave.

If I am to love my friend in the best way - I'll put him in top place!

CHORUS:

This road is an od way, we're coming

to a head. We'll wear a cap and cip in the day.

This cord runs through the heart; it's a ple that we can (to) fill.

This is a big (to) step; you're a grad, you've sat enough.

Try to be prim. Push, don't press.

Comfort your sol; be an icon, give your image a new life.

BRIDGE:

Sometimes I laps; I slip and slide.

I seek my crypt and try to hide.

CHORUS:

This road is an od way, we're coming

to a head. We'll wear a cap and cip in the day.

This cord runs through the heart; it's a ple that we can (to) fill.

This is a big (to) step; you're a grad, you've sat enough.

Try to be prim. Push, don't press.

Comfort your sol; be an icon, give your image a new life.