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Powerpuff!
Powerpuff!

Blossom, Commander and the leader
Bubbles, She is the joy and the laughter
Buttercup, 'N' She's the toughest fighter

Powerpuffs save the day
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time,

The Powerpuff Girls
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time, the powerpuff girls

Oh no, it's the mad Fuzzy Lumpkins
Watch out, it's the repulsive Roach Coach
Get him, it's evil Mojo jojo

Chasing evil, it won't stop.

Powerpuffs save the day
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time,

The Powerpuff Girls
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time, the powerpuff girls

And then they'll be
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time,

The Powerpuff Girls
Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time, the powerpuff girls

Fighting crime, trying to save the world
Here they come just in time,
The Powerpuff Girls

POWERPUFF rules!!!!!

DORA dora! boots! come on dora! do-do-do-do-dora! do-do-do-do-dora! do-do-do-do-dora! do-do-do-do-dora! lets go! dora dora dora the explorer! DORA! boots and supercool exploradora! we need your help! grab your backpack! lets go! jump in! vamonos! you can lead the way! hey! hey! do-do-dora! do-d-dora! swiper no swiping! swiper no swiping! (oh man) it’s dora the explorer!

SPONGEBOB Captain: | Are you ready kids? | Kids: | Aye-aye Captain. |
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