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Cinderella: The True Story


Happily ever after That's not true Wanna hear the real story Let me tell you I was just a little girl When everything changed My dad met this lady I thought she was deranged Her daughters were messy They forced me to clean I soon then found out Why they were mean They wanted my money My dad wouldn't cave Then they killed him They dug up his grave Then step mother was evil That's what you heard She wasn't to bad Just kinda mistirred The night of the ball She let me go My dress was hideous I decided to stay home The fairy godmother came Bippity boppity boo I went to the ball I was such a view The prince fell in love He whisked me away He was so charming We got married the next day We invited my step mother Her bratty daughters too They were so happy I didn't have a clue I was next in there game of death The prince saved my life He took my place For I was his wife That's the real story So sad but true Everyone I loved is gone What now do I do
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