Chin Up

When inner things whisper within that you need the liquor or pill's help,

Lift yer chin when you feel down

Administer the self-help before your ticker quits from failed health

RIP to Liam. Per whim – I whimper for the real pals.

When that pleasure quits, quick, swerve off the primrose path and reroute

If you get lost adrift, shiverin' from tryna' chill out,

And you're a cold-eyed hot-head waiting for your temper to spill out,

Defrost the polarities in the midst of a blizzard as the windshield melts...

You can see clearly, now picture this: Your ideal self.

Regain willpower, lift yourself and rebuild now

Redemptors will flip guilt to proudness,

Never quit trying to kill doubt, you'll soon be able to tell how betterment turns your hell 'round.

Use Law of Attraction, a true cosmical magnet

Imagine achieving any aspiration that you've wanted to happen

Whether it's to lose awful habits, renew bodily damage, or pursue all of your passions

If it's conceivable and your acute consciousness grasps it, think it to existence

Don't let incertitude halt your conquest or make you lose confidence at it

Too soon stopped at [phantasmic] – you can boost [odds] as advantage

Though few [always] are granted, presume God has it handled.

 

The sun rose along with your wishes you can embrace

Take a bite from your fruits of labor and savor the taste

Be mindful of nature and keep your eyes on the skies

Smell the scent of success that travels far in our lives

Ingest the optimism and detox the pessimism

Know that motivation and ambition make the best connection

If you were dead in the darkness, you'll undergo resurrection

And discover a life in which you will make fewer corrections

A sense of stability, a sense of security

A sense of pacification, with love and its purity

Cleanse your mind of despair, and introduce the elation

Until goal-setting and hard work partake in the pervasion

Of self-esteem and the understanding of how you're worthy

Scrap the mindset that you need to win before you're thirty

Instead, remember that life, in general, is a journey

Learning to live, living to learn; not too late, not too early