Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
It's true my mom told me "Alice you can do anything".
At that time of my life, I was dreaming of light
In a corner of my room, I'd hang my posters
I took off without doing anything, without looking back
But I lived my life like a documentary
I filmed my boredom, day and night, that's what I learned to do
As if everything was fine, when really I suffered
And suddenly one morning, it was clear to me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
But I realized that sometimes I couldn't do anything
It left a bad taste in my mouth
I grew up on the sidelines but searched the sky
For something extraordinary within a speck of dust
What my mom told me was what men could do
In this world facing girls, facing women, facing mothers
When I went through hell, even hell let me down
I don't have my feet on the ground but I came back
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me
Mommy told me, mommy, mommy told me