Don’t take for granted your life, even if you think it’s filled with strife
Don’t take for granted your health, it can’t be replaced any amount of wealth
Don’t take for granted your friends, they may be all you have in the end
Don’t take for granted your kin, for they love you in spite of your sins
Don’t take for granted your dad, he may get mad when you’re bad but his love is no fad
Don’t take for granted your mom, she’s always there when everything goes wrong
Don’t take for granted your wife, she is your life
Don’t take for granted your husband, and he’ll always honor the band on your left hand
Don’t take for granted your child, for nothing will bring you more smiles
Don’t take for granted time, it’s stolen more than any crime
Don’t take for granted money, when it’s gone it’s not funny
Don’t take for granted a single moment, they flash brilliant and then forever go out of print
Don’t take for granted your president, he’s only a temporary resident
Don’t take for granted any person on the street, for they too have a fragile heartbeat
Don’t take for granted yourself in anyway, even if the message is delivered in silly wordplay