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We come into school every day
The Department of Education are not
Willing to pay
We are only teenagers, but we
Still need money, and when we
Tell the teachers – they think it’s
funny
by Martin O’Brien
It has its highs and its
lows
its digs and its blows
The teachers are preachers
Friends turn away
But the upside is
You don’t have to pay
by Michelle Murphy
It is good to be
A teenager
Because you can do
What you want
SCREAM, SLAM DOORS
Stamp your feet.
You can go on the drink
You can give cheek and
Bull to the Teacher
Get into trouble
All the time
by Julieann Relihan
I’d rather be out on the bog
Footing turf and sitting on a log
Driving my tractor very quick.
All those teachers….
I’d give a kick!
by Raymond Wilmot
Life is so easy
When you are young
When kisses heal boo-boos
And lullabies are sung.
It seemed that life could
Go on for years,
As long as the night
Was there….
by Andrew Nihill
Being a Teenager, it’s not cool
You have to follow
So many rules.
You have to go through good and bad,
But still you try hard to get
What you deserve.
You want to have everything
In life you wish
And you dream of wonders of
Being a Teenager
by Mary Aherne
But when it’s May
We’ll all Fly Away,
Away from this Hell
After the Final Bell.
by Jonathan Casey
TEENAGERS ARE EXPERIMENTAL
Trying everything that comes their way
They don’t have anything sentimental
And always have something cheeky
To say
At the weekends they roar and shout
With a couple of cans of cheap ole stout
by Donal Keane
People think we’re rebellious,
But I think they’re just jealous.
People think we’re lazy,
But I think they’re crazy.
People think school is for you,
But they tend to ignore you.
by Luc White