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We Villains


Mirror Mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?

The Queen will be when Snow falls.

 

Cinderella dressed in yellow. I am your mother and so you obey.

You’ll never see the prince again if I have it my way.

 

Once upon a dream or forever a dream.

For being banished, you’ll stay asleep so it seems.

 

Under the sea you sing for the world above.

You’re too key to my revenge love.

 

Rapunzel, Rapunzel your father was a fool.

He stole my greens in exchange for you.

So high in a tower you wait for the day,

when a prince will come, but I’ll never let him take you away.

 

We the villains, we’re the ones you fear.

The threat to all the stories you hold so dear.

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