Schoolyard Battlefield
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Schoolyard Battlefield
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So much too lose and yet so much to prove to the boys
To the boys
Pull your hair back
Be more like a lady they say
Say
Show me where it hurts
Tell me like it is
Show me where it hurts
Tell me like it is
Show me where it hurts
Tell me like it is
Show me where it hurts
Show me where it hurts you
Everyday
A kick in the mouth
A fox on the run
A weirdo trying to fit in
Schoolyard battlefield
Has taken down girls just like you
Like a fox on the run
Wear your hair down
Or you'll never belong
With the boys
With the boys
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Rosie Mankato performs "Schoolyard Battlefield", and this lyric page sits inside the Rosie Mankato catalog on LyroVerse.
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