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Paralysed Tears - Rapunzel:
It’s a long hard life, well it’s a long hard life,
At the summit of the tower in the sky.
And it’s a long way down, well it’s a long way down,
To the bottom of the tower from the sky.
And the ain’t no fallen spoils from a citrus grove
To land upon and break your fall if you should choose to jump;
There’s just miles of hard-boiled thorns
For you to break your neck,
And sharply pierce your eyes,
Spinal fluid will run down your cheek;
Your tears soon paralysed.
So slice off your golden locks,
And tie them to the chair,
And then get out of there,
As you, believe so shall you do.
Eternal Sleep - Snow White:
Well you can’t run from your family.
Not all mothers are wrong,
Just disappointed with their reflections
In mirrors born from song:
Your ashen-lungs,
And poisoned liver,
You’re killing your heart;
And it’s too far from them.
So you can’t run from your family.
Not all mothers are evil,
Just misguided with the perceptions
From mirrors now not their equal.
An eye for an apple,
And a glass-coffin-bed;
Eternal sleep is too far for them.
As you, as you believe, so shall you, so shall you do.
Fine Dining - Sleeping Beauty / Cinderella:
Close the door;
I’m not waiting anymore.
Just let me sleep,
For one hundred years or more
So I can fine dine on slumber
And kisses in my dreams.
Go sew your toes;
Go feel your unsightly severed heel.
Just close the door,
For I have nothing left to steal
But fine wine to slumber;
It gives me kisses in my dreams.
As you, believe so shall you do!
Bones Dusting - The Frog Princess / Hunchback of Notre Dame:
Don’t wake me,
I don’t want this curse broken,
I don’t want to be cut open;
I don’t want to die.
I’m done aching,
I don’t want to be found hanging,
I just want some kind loving;
And I don’t want to die.
Remember, when you said, as you believe
So shall you do; so shall you do.
I hear bells ringing,
And I feel your soul’s starving,
I don’t want your bones dusting;
I don’t want you to die.
So I’ll leave darling,
I’ll leave you to go searching,
Go find that one something;
That I can’t provide.
Deadwood - The Little Mermaid:
Wading the river of torment,
The stream I could no longer see,
With knife blades in my feet;
Who’ll take mercy on me?
Well the ferns they clawed at my ankles,
And deadwood cannoned my knees,
A sea-spirit no more;
Who’ll take mercy on me?
As you believe, so shall you do, oh as you believe, so shall you do.
I was dancing for others enjoyment,
Even though the pain it caused me,
For the deal that I struck,
Won’t take mercy on me!
Punished, then chained in loves shackles,
I’ve been told to make royalty bleed,
Drip the blood on my feet
To take mercy on me!
As you believe, so shall you do, oh as you believe, so shall you do.
Well I guess I know now love is fleeting,
And happiness leads to the sea,
Where we all turn to foam,
For no mercy is free!
As you believe, so shall you do, oh as you believe, so shall you do.
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