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Free Rapunzel AGAIN


Happily ever after, was such a big lie

All I ever seem to do, is sit alone and cry

Yes, he rescued me from the tower and made me his wife

But the life I live now is barely a life!

 

Was my purpose in life to be saved?

To become a pretty little wife and behave?

I refuse! I refuse! I REFUSE!

 

I was imprisoned in a tower

And now by your power

I don't want to be a wife

I want to go out and live my own life!

 

I thank you for saving me

But it's time I'm set free

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