All American Girls
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All American Girls
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We're all American girls
And we love the life that we lead
We're all American girls -
Hear what we say
Know what we mean
The day has finally come
We're reaching out for number one
We've worked hard all of our lives
It was a fight just to survive
You'd better get this straight
Wise up before it's too late
We're not threatened by your lies
Oryourgoodbyes
We're all American girls
Sometimes the struggle gets rough
You give your all
But it's not enough
A vacant job at the top
Don't let them tell you that right you're not
We're not asking to reverse roles so long rehearsed
Give us an equal share - that's just faire
We're all American girls
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Sister Sledge performs "All American Girls", and this lyric page sits inside the Sister Sledge catalog on LyroVerse.
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