Childhood Days

(Verse 1) Back in the day, when the streets were my playground, Skippin' stones, chasin' dreams in my small town. From hopscotch to beatbox, we made our own sound, Childhood memories, every corner, every round. (Chorus) In the heart of the city, where the sun would shine, We were kings of the pavement, with dreams so divine. From the playground laughs to the moments so wild, Childhood days, forever young, like an endless mile. (Verse 2) Momma's lessons in the kitchen, how to stand tall, Pops teachin' me respect, heeding every call. Friends like brothers, through every rise and fall, Street lights were our curfew, we answered their call. (Bridge) In the school of hard knocks, where lessons were learned, From broken bikes to patched-up jeans, we earned. Childhood innocence, a fire that burned, In the echoes of youth, our stories churned. (Chorus) In the heart of the city, where the sun would shine, We were kings of the pavement, with dreams so divine. From the playground laughs to the moments so wild, Childhood days, forever young, like an endless mile. (Outro) Now I look back, with a tear and a smile, Those childhood days, they shaped my style. From playground to the stage, I walk that aisle, With memories as my ink, and my heart as the file.