Most of our children jump and run They sing and dance and have lots of fun They play hockey, soccer and basketball They are children, after all. They know their numbers, can read a book They'll learn to drive and shop and cook they'll hang their work on fridge and wall They are children , after all. They sometimes yell , pout or fight They might get scared and cry all night They want to hang out at the mall They are children , after all. But some will never ride a bike They'll never  know what wrestling's like They can't enjoy the leaves that fall But they are children , after all. Some of them need special care Special toys or a special chair Some can't speak or hear us call But they are still our children , after all. The tuggers need help with what they do Cause it just won't work without you Do what you can , even if it's small It's for our children , after all