This One's For The Girls

Martina McBride

This One's For The Girls

This for all you girls about thirteen 
High school can be so rough, can be so mean 
Hold on to onto your innocence 
Stand your ground when everybodys giving in

This One's For The Girls

This for all your girls about twenty-five 
In a little apartment just trying to get by 
Living on , on dreams and spaghetti o's 
Wondering when your life is gonna go

This Ones For The Girls 
Whose ever had a broken heart 
Whose wished upon a shooting star 
You're beautiful the way you are 
This Ones For The Girls 
Who love without holding back 
Who'd dream with everything they had 
All around the world 
This Ones For The Girls

This for all you girls about fourty-two 
Tossing pennies into the fountain of youth 
Every laugh, laugh line on your face 
Made you you you are today

This Ones For The Girls 
Whose ever had a broken heart 
Whose wished upon a shooting star 
Your beautiful the way you are 
This Ones For The Girls 
Who love without holding back 
Who'd dream with everything they had 
All around the world 
This Ones For The Girls

Yeah, we're all the same inside (same inside) 
From 1 to 99

This One's For The Girls 
Whose ever had a broken heart 
Whose wished upon a shooting star 
You're beautiful the way you are 
This Ones For The Girls 
Who love without holding back 
Who dream with everything they had 
All around the world 
This Ones For The Girls 
Yeah this ones for the girls
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