A life in a simple song

When I was a little boy I was silent and coy And the kids didn't play with me I was trying all day long Tried to show them they were wrong But they even started hard to bully me Never told to Mom and Dad I didn't want to drive them sad But I had a secret plan To make at least one kid to be my fan Make them laugh Make them curious Make them like what you have Make them see What they don't see Make them want what you give When I was a grown up boy I was cool and full of joy Everybody wanted to be like me And I had so many friends We had fun and made up trends Teachers said that I'm a fool I never thought bad about my life I always won after a strife Everybody asked about me But I, myself, wanted just to be free Say what you think Believe in freedom Don't let them use your life Respect them all Be kind and intelligent There is always a better word Today I'm a tired old man With a 15 years old boy brain And my body hurts when I bend I hardly remember my lines Don't forget to drink my wines I still try to write some silly songs Don't forget Note it down Use your smart phone man Walk at least One hour a day Pray that time will shine Today I'm a tired old man With a 15 years old boy brain And my body hurts when I bend I hardly remember my lines Don't forget to drink my wines I still try to write some silly songs Life is like an eternal train The stations are happiness or pain You could buy a ticket for a good destination But you could get off in the wrong station Don't forget Note it down Use your smart phone man Walk at least One hour a day Pray that time will shine