A Family of Pronouns
How Are You?
The oldest is I
The next is Me
The third is Hey
The fourth is You
The fifth is We
The next is Me
The third is Hey
The fourth is You
The fifth is We
We are all one big family
Of I tell you what to do
And it's all about Me
Do I look like meat Hey
Oh, You must be the bread
And we decide on We
Cause I am All of You
Is It the I or the We?
Published by Nora Nick
thirty year English teacher turned mental health therapist and now retired writer. View profile
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