Personal Narrative-Awakened In School

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Awakened in the morning and away to the school
Walk to class and get ready to learn the golden rule
Write down notes, listen, and study well
Tell myself I will need to excel

Oh everything is put in place
The sun lights up a smile to my face
And I'm ready to begin the day right away
I'm pumped-up and ready for school work today

Chorus 1:
'Cause I have the energy
Conquer what's in my way
I know I have it in me
I will get through the day
'Cause if I can still stand on an armchair
That means there's a potential energy
If I can sharpen my pencil with care
That means there's electrical energy
Oh... energy is all I need to get through the day
It's all I need to get through each and every day...

The bell ring resonates all around the room
Food is

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