TODAY BY ISOKEN ADISA-ISIKALU

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Why are you so down today
Haven’t you hear d the sun is going to shine today
Everybody is going to be dancing today
So put on your dancing shoes today
All of the pains is going to end today
Don’t feel so lonely for you are not alone today
The rain is over the storm has seized
And we are singing today
Wipe those tears let your face shine today
Stand up for what you believe today
As we pray to God almighty today
Hoping that we are on the right course today
You have to be bold today
Always put in your best today
For there is no reason to be down today.
                     





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