Possibility

Possibility  is a song featured in the second episode of Night Riders Academy. In the song, Sunetsugu and Kazu argue about life lessons, while Juanita tries to ease things a little.

Lyrics
[Sunetsugu] Things you think are unbelievable Are actually achievable As long as you keep standing on your feet

[Kazu] That's a little too specific Tell that to a paraplegic Homeless guy living on the sidewalk with nothing to eat

[Sunetsugu] If you don't have any festivity And just have negativity Then there's no chance you'll make it far in life

Juanita: He has a point..

[Kazu] But if you constantly ignore All the mugging, theft, and war You might as well have Miley Cyrus as a wife

Juanita: Oh, leave her alone.

[Sunetsugu] Anything is possible

[Kazu] That's just what we tell ourselves when we have no unique ability

[Sunetsugu] Not everything's an obstacle

[Kazu] The world is full of villainy

[Sunetsugu] And also full of possibility

Kazu: You really think you can get what you want in life that easily? Sunetsugu: Well, not that easily. You just need patience, persistence and pretty much everything else you don't have. Juanita: Guys! I get what you're saying!

[Juanita] Some days you're on top and you think nobody can stop you While some days you feel nothing but pain And some of of the time, the sun very brightly shines But you often are left singing in the rain

Sunetsugu and Kazu: Nothing can be grander than to be in Louisiana!

[Juanita] Things don't always work and you think God's being a jerk But you can't just complain and throw a hissy fit We must all try our hardest as a writer or an artist And never give up, not even a bit!

[Tap dancing] [Music]

[All] Anything is possible That's just what we tell ourselves when we have no unique ability Not everything's an obstacle The world is full of villainy [upbeat music] And also full of possibility!

[Sunetsugu] And also full of possibility!

Trivia

 * Sunetsugu and Kazu make a reference to the TV sitcom "Family Guy" with the line "Nothing can be grander than to be in Louisiana".