| You can tell by the way
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| She walks, that she’s my girl.
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| You can tell by the way
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| She talks, she rules the world.
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| You can see in her eyes
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| That no one is her chain,
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| She’s my girl, my supergirl.
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| And then she’d say, “It’s okay,
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| I got lost on the way,
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| But I’m a supergirl,
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| And supergirls don’t cry.”
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| And then she’d say, ‘It’s alright,
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| I got home late last night,
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| But I’m a supergirl,
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| And supergirls just fly.”
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| And then she’d say
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| That nothing can go wrong.
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| When you’re in love,
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| What can go wrong?
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| Then she’d laugh,
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| The night turned into day
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| Pushing her fear further long.
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| And then she’d say, “It’s okay,
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| I got lost on the way,
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| But I’m a supergirl,
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| And supergirls don’t cry.»
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| And then she’d say, “It’s alright,
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| I got home late last night,
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| But I’m a supergirl,
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| And supergirls just fly.”
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| And then she’d shout down the line,
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| Tell me she’s got no more time,
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| ‘Cause she’s a supergirl,
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| And supergirls don’t hide.
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| And then she’d scream in my face,
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| Tell me to leave, leave this place.
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| ‘Cause she’s a supergirl,
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| And supergirls just fly.
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| Yes, she’s a supergirl, a supergirl,
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| She’s sowing seeds, she’s burning trees,
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| She’s sowing seeds, she’s burning trees,
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| And she’s a supergirl, a supergirl,
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| A supergirl, my supergirl. |