I'm supergirl

Sometimes I have dreams
I picture myself flying
Above the clouds
High in the sky
Conquering the world
With my magic piano
Never being scared
But then I realize

I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Who's gonna save me
I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Why I feel so alone

Seems like a dream
But there's one thing missing
Nobody's here with me
To share in all that I've been given
I need someone that's strong enough for me

I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Who's gonna save me
I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Why I feel so alone

I need someone
I won't stop till I find the one
Who will stop the longing in my life

I need someone
I won't stop till I find the one
Who will stop the longing in my life

I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Who's gonna save me
I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Why I feel so alone

I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Who's gonna save me
I'm supergirl
And I'm here to save the world
But I want to know
Why I feel so alone

I'm supergirl
I want to know
Who's gonna save me


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