Wild One
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Wild One
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They said change your clothes
She said no I won't
They said comb your hair
she said some kids dont
and her parents dreams went up in smoke
They said she can't leave
She said yes I will
They said don't see him
She said his name is Bill
She's on a roll and its all uphill
She's a wild one with an angels face
She's a woman-child
In the satate of grace
When she was three years old on her daddy's knee he said you can be anything you want to be she's a wild one running free
She loves rocknroll
they say it's saten's tongue
She thinks their to old
they think she's too young
and the battle lines are clearly drawn
She's a wild one
With an angel's face
She's a woman-child
In a state of grace
When she was 3 years old on her daddy's knee
He said you can be anything you want to be
She's a wild one
Runnin' free
She has future plans and dreams at night
When they tell her life is hard she says that's alright
She's a wild one
With an angel's face
She's a woman-child
In a state of grace
When she was 3 years old on her daddy's knee
He said you can be anything you want to be
She's a wild one
Runnin' free
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