I believe its time for me to be famous
And out of place
I believe its time for me to move for forward
When I break through

When I break through
When I break through
When I break through

This time I'll, make you

Proud to see me over, come on daylight
Proud of, who you raised

Your shelter, your peacefulness
So this time I'll make you proud

Proud of, who you raised up
You know that I will
Always be here till' the end

Come back so I can say thank you for this
Home cooked meals and a place to rest
My troubled head when you're away
I've passed the test, I've earned an A
Not just in school, but in life
You'll always be right by my side
To help me show, hope to all
That are lost and sick in this dying world
I'll use the love you left behind
I'll change their mind, I'll change their mind

I hope, I hope you smile
When you look down on me
I hope you smile

This can't, we won't know
I hope that I make you proud

This is not what it is, only baby scars
I need your love like a boy needs his mother's side

This is not what it is, only baby scars
I need your love like a boy needs his mother's side

This is not what it is, only baby scars
I need your love like a boy needs his mother's side


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Second & Sebring Lyrics as written by Valentino Arteaga Austin Robert Carlile

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    His mother died when he was 17, on Sebring Court and 2nd Street, and she meant a lot to him. Its about how he wants to make her proud.

    Horizons777on June 30, 2010   Link

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