| Ooh, I remember looking at magazines
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| And never saw anyone quite like me
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| It was hard
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| It was hard for me
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| I would never speak up out of turn
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| 'Bout those blonde, blue-eyed girls, they were beautiful
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| But it was hard
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| Hard for me to dream
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| I’ll be my own homecoming queen
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| As long as it feels good to me
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| I’ll be the boss of this town
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| You’ll be your own homecoming queen
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| Forget all the shit that you’ve seen
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| Put on my crown
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| When I was a teenager
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| Awkward body hair and big derriére
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| It was harder
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| So much harder than it seemed
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| I am a woman now
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| I feel beautiful and I love myself
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| But it was hard
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| To get used to me
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| I’ll be my own homecoming queen
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| As long as it feels good to me
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| I’ll be the boss of this town
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| You’ll be your own homecoming queen
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| Forget all the shit that you’ve seen
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| Put on my crown
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| 'Cause in 1967, I wasn’t human
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| And in 1994, I was born
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| I am still here
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| We are still here
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| I’ll be my own homecoming queen
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| As long as it feels good to me
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| I’ll be the boss of this town
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| You’ll be your own homecoming queen
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| Forget all the shit that you’ve seen
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown
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| Put on my crown |