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She holds her ground Never giving up her seat Even with the great sound She took her stand and stayed around Throughout all the pain and heat She holds her ground Although she never frowned They thought she would retreat Even with the great sound Despite all the hate, she never knew this would be profound She had been heard all over the street She holds her ground She was a new face that was found But with all this, she had different feats Even with the great sound Great things were to come inbound Little did they know, she wouldn’t accept the backseat She holds her ground Even with the great sound
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