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Drizella, Drizella


Cinderella, Cinderella

She arrived at a ball and snagged a fella

Too bad her shoes slipped, she would not be laid out on a stretcher

She missed a step and bumped her head, the ambulance had to fetch her

These mousy little townspeople fell into her trap

Cinderella, Cinderella

The whispers surround her, she is the talk of the night

She has caused such a scare, Mother was right

Anything for a little attention, her hold on the Prince is tight

She came with her rags, and left with my riches

Cinderella, Cinderella

Be careful how you play your game

The next move is mine, I can defame your name

Sooner than later, I will tell you check mate

No more Cinderella, Drizella will take your place

 

Sincerely,

 

Sister dearest

Drizella

 
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