Once upon a time In a faraway kingdom There lived a prince and a princess I wonder what happens next
He thought I was the belle of the ball "Attention seventh heaven I got the prettiest of them all" I fell so hard thought that I was through Then it took me two years to forget about you
Finally after a long long time I took a chance on some other guy Turns out he was still in love with his princess And I was just a peasant a perfect distraction
Is it too much to want to be swept off my feet Is it too much to want to be his everything My storybook ending My fairytale
But I guess the prince isn't always charming And I know this may seem quite alarming But you can't always trust what you see in movies Because real life just ain't that groovy
I was Way too in love with our story But a story can't love you back Especially not one with characters like that It read just like a dream come true But that twist at the end left me black and blue Starting to feel like king Steve in each season Had to beat me up to keep the scales even
Is it too much to want to be swept off my feet Is it too much to want to be his everything My storybook ending My fairytale
But I guess the prince isn't always charming And I know this may seem quite alarming But you can't always trust what you see in movies Because real life just ain't that groovy
You helped me understand the Evil Queen Why she did what she did And why she was so mean If you let a prince handle your heart They'll abuse it and tear it all apart
Is it too much to want to be swept off my feet Is it too much to want to be his everything A storybook ending My fairytale
It's about time that I wrote my own story Who needs a prince to do things for me A princess wears her crown in grace and beauty Such is thy right and royal duty
Is it too much to want to be swept off my feet Is it too much to want to be his everything A storybook ending My fairytale
And they all lived Happily Never AfterTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
