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American Girl lyrics
I'm watchin' day time TV
I'm young and I'm restless
I'm on no sunset beach
I'm burnin' up in here in Texas
Paranoia on day street
Not enough to eat
Too many burgers and these fries
Are makin' me crazy
It's kinda strange growin' up here
Never less safe but don't be afraid
You gotta take what you get here
'Cause nobodies gonna change their ways
Many places to travel in this world
No matter where I go I'm an American girl
This Disney World's your underworld
Try to escape it just face it you American girl
We all have the same dream
We wake up on a reality series
In a taxi cab confessing
We're having to much 'Sex in the City'
With our pre-paid cellular phones we call apartment homes
By the time we're 14 yeah were already grown
Where we'll end up from here well we don't really care
Well we tear up every thing, we still love to be here
Many places to travel in this world
No matter where I go I'm an American girl
Is this Disney Worlds your underworld
Try to escape it just face it you American girl
Many places to travel in this world
No matter where I go I'm an American girl
Is this Disney Worlds your underworld
Try to escape it just face it you American girl
From hooters to looters
We're drowning in beer
Your ruder I'm cruder
Your blurred and I'm clear
Your not helping me here
'Cause we're living in fear
I'm not judging you
But I'll push you and push you
Many places to travel in this world
No matter where I go I'm an American girl
Is this Disney Worlds your underworld
Try to escape it just face it you American girl
Many places to travel in this world
No matter where I go I'm an American girl
Is this Disney Worlds your underworld
Try to escape it just face it you American girl
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- Track 14 on Chain Letter
- 13 Laugh Til I Cry
- 15 Whatcha Lookin' At?
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