Lyrics

[Verse 1]
She opened the gates when no one believed,
With nothing but courage and lessons to weave.
A vision in hand, a dream in her chest,
She gave every child her fight and her best.
She painted the future with patience and chalk,
Stood like a lighthouse through thunder and talk.
Each room she built, each tear she dried,
Held the hopes of the ones who’d never been tried.
[Chorus]
Randa, you carried the light,
Through early dawns and sleepless nights.
When others gave up, you stood your ground,
Planted seeds in this sacred ground.
Not just a school—but a soul you grew,
Brick by brick, truth by truth.
Randa, your hands built more than walls—
You lifted a world that still stands tall.
[Verse 2]
She walked through decades, storms and grace,
Put every child in their rightful place.
A principal, yes—but also a flame,
Whose warmth wrapped around every name.
You taught us to write, to speak, to lead,
To question, to serve, to plant the seed.
We learned that love means showing up—
That strength is gentle, and never tough.
[Bridge]
And now the years are pages turned,
But your legacy still burns.
In every class, in every cheer,
We feel your spirit echo near.
[Chorus]
Randa, you carried the light,
Through quiet trials and morning fights.
You never needed loud applause—
You just believed in every cause.
Not just a school—but a truth you grew,
With steady hands and a heart so true.
Randa, your name is written in gold—
In every young soul that your story holds.
[Outro]
So when the world asks how we began,
We’ll point to the woman who had a plan.
The one who gave and stayed and tried—
Randa, the woman who carried the light.