This Is Not a Fairytale
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This Is Not a Fairytale
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[verse 1]
Kendra lynn isn't a fairytale princess, she has her prince charming
But her parents won't accept him
He needs to ch-ch-change
You can't go to the ball without your chores done
You can't go hang out with friends cuz that's just too much fun
[chorus]
Cinderella, what is wrong with
Cinderella, she is oppressed ya
Cinderella, she needs your help now
Cinderella, this ain't no fairytale
[verse 2]
Her stepfather is a drunk philistine
He uses her as a slave working away
She only thinks about k-k-kerosene
When she does escape, she has a time limit
She can't be one second late or else she might, get hit
[repeat chorus]
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