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Aren't We People too?


Do I have a voice, I say

Just an ordinary girl

I see the little child who wants to play

What does it mean for this world?

 

Do I have a voice, I ask

No woman president yet I see

So what does that show for me and you

So what are we going to do?

 

We are the ladies future generations will look up to

This will make their dreams all come true

Take a stand for our rights as women of the world

It don't matter if we're afraid to stand up and speak

But if we believe we can something might break 

 

Let's make a change for this world

For every boy and girl

We are all people from the same creator

God created  us to be believers.

 

 

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