Comme un garçon, j'ai les cheveux longs
Comme un garçon, je porte un blouson
Un médaillon, un gros ceinturon
Comme un garçon

Comme un garçon, moi je suis têtue
Et bien souvent moi je distribue
Des corrections, faut faire attention
Comme un garçon

Pourtant, je ne suis qu'une fille
Et quand je suis dans tes bras
Je ne suis qu'une toute petite fille
Perdue quand tu n'es plus là

Comme un garçon, moi j'ai ma moto
Comme un garçon, je fais du rodéo
C'est la terreur à 200 à l'heure
Comme un garçon

Comme un garçon, je n'ai peur de rien
Comme un garçon, moi j'ai des copains
Et dans la bande c'est moi qui commande
Comme un garçon

Pourtant, je ne suis qu'une fille
Et quand je suis dans avec toi
Je ne suis qu'une petite fille
Oh, tu fais ce que tu veux de moi

Comme un garçon, j'ai les cheveux longs
Comme un garçon, je porte un blouson
Un médaillon, un gros ceinturon
Comme un garçon

Comme un garçon, toi tu n'es pas très
Attentionné, t'es décontracté
Mais avec toi je ne suis plus jamais
Comme un garçon

Je suis une toute petite fille
Perdue quand tu n'es plus là
Je ne suis qu'une toute petite fille
Et c'est beaucoup mieux comme ça
Voilà!


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