At 32, Maya went back to school while working full-time and raising two children. Her days were long and her nights were even longer—often studying at the kitchen table until 2 a.m. while her kids slept down the hall.

When she failed an important exam the first time, she sat in her car and cried. But before she even drove home, Maya signed up to take it again.

Six years later, she walked across the graduation stage with her children cheering louder than anyone in the auditorium.

“Still I Rise Again” is more than a graduation song. It celebrates every late night, every setback and every moment Maya chose to keep going—and the powerful lesson her children learned by watching their mother fall, get back up, and rise again.