A awful lot of the speeches that happen at a graduation, a high school graduation ceremony, are not just real yaw
You don't get a trophy for breathing, you understand this, right?
And so, we rule the world, we rock, were gonna rule it, okay good
You graduated (Woo), let's have a party
And tomorrow, you just don't have anywhere to go
Yesterday you had a plan, yall are with me on this alright
All the adults are sitting their like that's right, you go their preacher
All the ones who graduate, what's he talking about
Today's a wonderful, alright, stay with me
Their was one speech, their was one speech
Given by a kid, I think I known since he was in kindergarten
And-and he goes here, and um, and-and-and he was the class president
So he gave the speech, and the whole speech was awesome
I went up to him after-wards, but I remember the last sentence
I-I got to tell you, I will always remember the last sentence
And-and um, I'ma give you the last sentence
Because I wanna use it as a spring lord to teach you, what I want you to learn today, okay
But your not gonna like the last sentence, because he spoke truth (Amen)
And look at your neighbor, this is not politicly correct, tell your neighbor that
Alright, it's not, it's not, but it's true, you don't have to like it
It comes from a 18 year-old, not me
But it's true, his last lines, you ready for this, his last line
"Be phenomenal or be forgotten (Amen)"
That's a great, that is a great line
How do you say you don't like that
Yall just be remembered just because
No-no, nobody get's trophies for breathing (Nobody get's trophies for breathing)
Nobody get's trophies for breathing (Nobody get's trophies for breathing)
Nobody get's trophies for breathing (Nobody get's trophies for breathing)