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"She Got Her Own" is an unreleased song by Ariana Grande intended for her third studio album, Dangerous Woman, and later to her fourth studio album, Sweetener.

Background

On October 28, 2015, Grande shared an instrumental part of the song on her Snapchat story.^[source?] One year later she shared two more snippets of the song.^[1] During November 2017, the song was registered with Grande credited as a writer.

Trivia

The title "She Got Her Own" is conjectural.
Grande teased "She Got Her Own" being on her fourth studio album, Sweetener, but then she changed her mind and the song didn't make the cut.
- However, she said she would re-add a few songs to the track (some of them being produced by Tommy Brown.)
- Ariana also said she wouldn't add "My Way" or "Sober" to Sweetener, but didn't mention "She Got Her Own".
- This leaves the possibility that it could still be on Sweetener.
- If it is on the album it is likely that it is "Successful" as it is female empowerment song.
The song is about feminism and women being able to do just as much as men.
The producers for this song also produced her song "Be Alright" from Grande's third studio album, Dangerous Woman.

Videos

She Got Her Own (Sample)

Lyrics

Ladies in the buildin'
Probably makin' more than you
He make that money but I wish
She got her own
[...]
You know, you know, you know, you know
She got her own
[...]
(She got her own)
(She got her own)

(She got her own)
(She got her own)

References

↑ Twitter - Unreleased Song Snippet

Sweetener
August 17, 2018 • 47:25 • Republic Records
Songs
Released	Better Off • Blazed • Borderline • Breathin • Everytime • Get Well Soon • God Is A Woman • Goodnight N Go • No Tears Left To Cry • Pete Davidson • Raindrops (An Angel Cried) • R.E.M. • Successful • Sweetener • The Light Is Coming
Unreleased	100 • Bad To You • Clarity • Clouds • Cocoon • Daydream On Occasion • End Up With You • Ever Been • Got Her Own • Hate That You Made Me Love You • I Don't Wanna Lie • I Love Me • Keep It Cute • Man Of Steel • More • My Way • New York Live • Nobody • Ok Now • On Top Of Everything • Pretty Girls Like Trap Music • Rush Delivery • Sex • Shnack • Sober • South Africa • Strong Enough • Treadmill • Wifee • You
Artists
Ariana Grande • Ali Tamposi • Bia • Beyoncé • Chaka Khan • Dua Lipa • Camila Cabello • Charlie Puth • Imogen Heap • Jennifer Hudson • Kelly Rowland • Lucky Daye • Missy Elliott • N.E.R.D. • Nicki Minaj • Normani • Pharrell Williams • Quavo • Rita Ora • Skepta • Starrah • SZA • T-Pain • Victoria Monét
Tour
Sweetener World Tour • The Sweetener Sessions

[1] Twitter - Unreleased Song Snippet

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 |name     = She Got Her Own
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 |writer   = [[Ariana Grande]], Tommy Brown, [[Victoria Monét|Victoria McCants]], Alexander Kronlund, Willie Tafa
 |producer = TBHits, Twice as Nice
+}}"'''She Got Her Own'''" is an unreleased song by [[Ariana Grande]] intended for her third studio album, ''[[Dangerous Woman (album)|Dangerous Woman]]'', and later to her fourth studio album, ''[[Sweetener (album)|Sweetener]]''.
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-"'''She Got Her Own'''" is an unreleased song by [[Ariana Grande]] intended for her third studio album, ''[[Dangerous Woman (album)|Dangerous Woman]]'', and later to her fourth studio album, ''[[Sweetener (album)|Sweetener]]''.
 == Background ==
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 ** Ariana also said she wouldn't add "[[My Way]]" or "[[Sober]]" to ''[[Sweetener (album)|Sweetener]]'', but didn't mention "She Got Her Own".
 ** This leaves the possibility that it could still be on ''Sweetener''.
-** If it is on the album it is likely that it is  "[[Successful]]"  as it is female empowerment song.
+** If it is on the album it is likely that it is "[[Successful]]" as it is female empowerment song.
 * The song is about feminism and women being able to do just as much as men.
 * The producers for this song also produced her song "[[Be Alright (Ariana Grande song)|Be Alright]]" from Grande's third studio album, ''[[Dangerous Woman (album)|Dangerous Woman]]''.