Rapunzel
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Rapunzel
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In a courtyard
Used to sing as loud as she could
Locked away here
She's been quiet, lovely and good
But no one listens now
She lost her voice
She had no choice
CHORUS
If you sing loud and clear
Someone passing by will surely hear you
No you can't be afraid
If you ever want somebody near you
If you sing loud and clear
Someone passing by will surely hear you
No you can't be afraid
Tore the curtain
Put her hand outside of the frame
Let her hair down
Sat all day and nobody came
But when the sun went down
The stars came out
She heard them shout
CHORUS
But when the sun went down
The stars came out
She heard them shout
CHORUS
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Emilie Autumn performs "Rapunzel", and this lyric page sits inside the Emilie Autumn catalog on LyroVerse.
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