Letras
A whole lot of the speeches that happen at a graduation, a high school graduation ceremony
Are just not real, y'all
You know, I mean, y'all, you don't get a trophy for breathing
Everybody, you understand this, right
And so, so it's like, we're breathing, we are, we're not breathing
Okay, good
You graduated
Woo
Great
Let's have a party
You know, and then tomorrow, you just don't have anywhere to go
Yesterday, you had a plan
Y'all are with me on this, right
All the adults are sitting there going, that's right, you go, preacher
All the ones that graduated yesterday are going, what's he talking about
Today's wonderful
All right, just stay with me on this
But there was one speech
There was one speech given by a kid that I think I've known since he was in kindergarten
And he goes to church here
And he's a class president, and so he gave the speech
And then the whole speech was awesome
I went up to him afterwards
The whole speech was awesome
I got to tell you, I will always remember the last sentence
Now, I'm going to give you the last sentence, because I want to use it as a springboard
To teach you what I want you to learn today, okay
You're not going to like the last sentence, because he spoke truth
Amen
Look at your neighbor and say, this is not politically correct
Tell your neighbor that
All right
It's not
It's not, but it's true
And if you don't like it, it comes from an 18-year-old, not me
But it's true
His last line, you ready for this
His last line was, be phenomenal or be forgotten
Amen
That's a great line
That is a great line
If you don't like that line, you ought to just be remembered just because
No, nobody gets trophies for breathing
Nobody gets trophies for breathing
Nobody gets trophies for breathing
Amen