[Verse 1] Well, I have been puppetized Oh, how I have compromised But definitely everything's changed Somehow I'm different now Drifting from girl who tries Misconstrued Drifting to woman wise So long, so long overdue [Chorus] Ooh, I'm the woman who Can undo quite a few Things done wrong Wrong things done So long, long overdue Ooh, I'm the woman whose Three wishes came true Fell in two, found the one Now I come and go as I choose Wearing my red magic shoes [Verse 2] Well, I wanna leave a legacy Of love and beauty Wanna know I've lived to love Loved to care and dared to dream 'Cause under the weight of the world Waits a girl 'Til the wonder of fate unfurled Under the girl uncurled someone new [Chorus] Ooh, I'm the woman who Can undo quite a few Things done wrong Wrong things done So long overdue Ooh, I'm the woman whose Three wishes came true Fell in two, found the one Now I come and go as I choose And I'm wearing my red magic shoes [Bridge] With my soul in my heart And my heart in my mouth Steppin' in and steppin' out without Familiar flickers of self-doubt I'm starting to be what I'm all about From understudy in the dress rehearsal To the lead in a role reversal As my impossible dream debuts I'm the woman who's got the read magic shoes [Chorus] Oh, ho, ooh, I'm the woman who Can undo quite a few Things done wrong Wrong things done So long overdue I'm the woman whose Three wishes came true Fell in two, found the one Now I come and go as I choose Ooh, I'm the woman who I'm the woman who, I'm the woman who Quite a few things done wrong So long overdue I'm the woman whose Three wishes came true Fell in two, found the one Now I come and go as I choose Wearing my red magic shoes
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