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Slave Lady

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Nostoi Canonical path: /nostoi/slave-lady Related lyric paths: 6
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Slave Lady

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Seconds ahead ‘til I’m gone

Million thoughts still come

Queen, what I am

Though my name says I’m none

I’ve lived a fairy tale life

Shades of white

Words came as villains to fight

But at least a name I’d sign

The ordinary slave girl

Gained respect and pride

Xica da Silva, woman, ruler

From misery a lady rises

Unconscious need for acceptance

Her rich mate could buy

Rules, I once decided were my own

Mirrors for my elite

White fancy, since a Christmas gift made up me

Rules, I once decided were my own

Formed my identity

Soul, a gentle lord bought to me

A half-bred queen,

Surrounded by a dozen

Enslaved princesses

Proudly spitting on the faces

Hypocrites let traces

On my silver wig laces

Evermore

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