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Artist: Alexa Vega
Canonical path: /alexa-vega-spy-kids-3/what-chance-has-a-17-year-old-girl
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What Chance Has A 17 Year Old Girl?
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What Chance Has A 17 Year Old Girl?
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[Anthony:]
Your mothers death taught me to accept
That nothing ever lasts in this world.
Foolish dreams can destroy a grown man.
What chance has a 17 year old girl?
[Alexa:]
I dont know what I was thinking.
Theres no sense in girlish dreaming.
I'm just 17, 17...
And its better than 40!
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