作曲 : Buxton, DiPiero
I  left  Lawrence,Kansas,
At  the  age  of  seventeen,
To  chase  down  my  own  version,
Of  the  American  dream..
Cowboy  boots,a  tie-dye  dress,
In  Mom's  ol'mini-van:
If  a  girl  like  me  can  do  it,sister,
I  believe  anybody  can.
Oh,the  land,she  is  my  mother;
And  freedom  is  my  father.
Yeah,and  I  am  one  of  many,
Strong,proud  and  beautiful  American  daughters.
I  got  married  way  too  young:
No-one's  fault  but  mine.
An'it  hurts  when  you  grow,
But  you  learn  as  you  go  that  nothin'heals  like  time.
I  found  my  Faith  in  God,
An'my  first  apartment  on  my  own.
An'now  no  matter  where  I  ever  go,
I  know  I'll  never  be  alone.
'Cause  the  land,she  is  my  mother;
Yes,and  freedom,
（Freedom.）
Is  my  father.
Yeah,and  I  am  one  of  many,
Strong,proud  and  beautiful  American  daughters.
Resurrection  Bay,Alaska;
The  Flinthills  Roll  in  Kansa;
Time  Square,New  York  City;
The  Mississippi  delta;
Anywhere  in  Texas;
Redstone,Colorado;
Sedona,Arizona;
The  PCA  to  California;
It's  all  home  sweet  home.
'Cause  the  land,she  is  my  mother;
Yes,and  freedom,
（Freedom.）
Is  my  father.
Yeah,and  I  am  one  of  many,
Strong,proud  and  beautiful;
We're  all  strong,proud  and  beautiful;
Yeah,we're  strong,proud  and  beautiful  American  daughters.
Strong,proud  American  daughters,yeah.