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Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Tell Me Your Snapchat Handle


"You should totally tell him" over the phone they say.

While I sit in my tower alone, day after day.

"He just wants to see the things that you post,

It's no different than facebook and you use that most."

I've talked to him over facebook that much is true,

but there's no pictures of me on there, just things I've drew.

On Snapchat he'd want pics of me.

That'd be to serious for someone I've never seen. 

Maybe one day when this tower isn't my home,

when my mom'll let me out and about to roam.

Then I'll send him pictures and one day we'll meet.

He'll be my Prince Charming just you wait and see. 

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