"Tomboy" lyrics

I am a woman of power, desire of joy
And when I was a young girl, they called that a tomboy

My hair was short, my chest was lean
Red Ball Jets, old blue jeans
I only wanted to be James Dean
I liked the smell of paint and gasoline
Card in the spokes of my banana seat
Playing some kickball in the middle of the street

Hey, tomboy, yeah
There was no part of me that ever felt wrong
No part that felt I wasn't right where I belonged
Ain't nothing weak when little girls are strong
Tomboy, tomboy

No Easy-Bake, no Barbie dolls
I got my Hot Wheels and my Super Ball
My G.I. Joe marching down the hall
Hey, hey, tomboy, oh

There was no part of me that ever felt wrong
No part that felt I wasn't right where I belonged
Ain't nothing weak when little girls are strong, yeah
Tomboy, tomboy, yeah
Oh-oh

These days I feel I'm standing tall
I got my band, my black Les Paul
Don't tell a girl that she can't have it all
Hey, hey, just call her tomboy, yeah

There was no part of me that ever felt wrong
No part that felt I wasn't right where I belonged
Ain't nothing weak when little girls are strong
Oh-oh

Tomboy
Tomboy
Tomboy
Tomboy