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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2014 · 3 MIN

You'll Play Your Part

from Phoenix Winter: MLP Songs · host Phoenix Winter

(Requested By: Pyschomuffin)Lyrics:(Twilight Sparkle)It isn't that I'm ungratefulFor all the things that I've earned,For all the journeys I have taken,All the lessons that I have learnedBut I wonder where I'm going now,What my role is meant to beI don't know how to travelTo a future that I can't seeI have my wings, I wear this crownI'm a princess, this is trueBut it's still unclear to meJust what I am meant to doI wanna have a purposeWanna do all that I canI wanna make a contributionI want to be a part of the plan(Princess Celestia)Your destiny's uncertainAnd that's sometimes hard to takeBut it will become much clearerWith every new choice you make(Princess Luna)Patience is never easyI understand wanting moreI know how hard it is to waitTo spread out your wings and soar(Princess Cadance)But you stand here for a reasonYou're gifted and you are strongThat crown is upon your head becauseYou belong(Princesses Celestia, Luna, and Cadance)Know that your time is coming soonAs the sun rises, so does the moonAs love finds a place in every heartYou are a princess; you'll play your part(Princess Luna)We understand you wanting moreA chance to shine, a chance to soar(Princess Cadance)Soon will come the day it turns around(Princesses Celestia, Luna, and Cadance)Know that your time is coming soonAs the sun rises, so does the moonAs love finds a place in every heartYou are a princess; you'll play your part(Princess Celestia)You are a princess; you'll play your part

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(Requested By: Pyschomuffin) Lyrics: (Twilight Sparkle) It isn't that I'm ungrateful For all the things that I've earned, For all the journeys I have taken, All the lessons that I have learned But I wonder where I'm going now, What my role is meant to be I don't know how to travel To a future that I can't see I have my wings, I wear this crown I'm a princess, this is true But it's still unclear to me Just what I am meant to do I wanna have a purpose Wanna do all that I can I wanna make a contribution I want to be a part of the plan (Princess Celestia) Your destiny's uncertain And that's sometimes hard to take But it will become much clearer With every new choice you make (Princess Luna) Patience is never easy I understand wanting more I know how hard it is to wait To spread out your wings and soar (Princess Cadance) But you stand here for a reason You're gifted and you are strong That crown is upon your head because You belong (Princesses Celestia, Luna, and Cadance) Know that your time is coming soon As the sun rises, so does the moon As love finds a place in every heart You are a princess; you'll play your part (Princess Luna) We understand you wanting more A chance to shine, a chance to soar (Princess Cadance) Soon will come the day it turns around (Princesses Celestia, Luna, and Cadance) Know that your time is coming soon As the sun rises, so does the moon As love finds a place in every heart You are a princess; you'll play your part (Princess Celestia) You are a princess; you'll play your part

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