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Once Upon A Time


Once upon a time I thought I could be a princess I thought I could wear beautiful dresses and kiss handsome boys But then some man decided to take my innocence And ignorant kids decided to take my crown And leave me slumped on the ground With the hem of my dress all tattered and torn. Once upon a time a boy told me I was ugly And that I would go to hell for what I did He told me I was worthless He pushed me into walls And then my crown fell off again and now I want to know what has happened to him Has he changed his ways or is he still the same? I hope he ends up where he belongs, with no one but himself to blame.
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