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Intro:
Won’t somebody write this down
I got dreams that I gotta say
Verse 1:
She always dreamed of her big day
Happy tears down mama’s face
Daddy fragile as he gave her away
The vows, a kiss, a toast, a few
Talk about the honeymoon
All the things in life they couldn’t wait to do
Pre-Chorus 1:
She couldn’t seem to find
Any princess marry her Madeline
At least not outside her mind.
Chorus 1:
Won’t somebody write this down
I got dreams that I gotta say
Aren’t represented very well
And if nobody writes this down
That’s OK guess I’ll have to be
The one who breaks the spell
Write a brand new fairy tale.
Verse 2:
He wasn’t one to settle down
Always both feet on the ground
Didn’t like the sound of
‘til Death do us part
Then one day age 34
He found someone he adored
And didn’t want to be alone anymore
Pre-Chorus 2:
Couldn’t see by his lamp light
A handsome prince
Marry a brave night
‘til he began to write
Chorus 2:
Won’t somebody write this down
I got dreams that I gotta say
Aren’t represented very well
And if nobody writes this down
That’s OK guess I’ll have to be
The one who breaks the spell
Write a brand new fairy tale.
Musical Transition 2 Bars
Bridge:
Once upon a time this hate told the world a story
We continue to re-tell
And love, the underdog, tells us children do not worry
Believe in me and we’ll prevail
‘cuz love will always break the spell
Chorus 3:
Won’t somebody write this down
‘cuz I got dreams that I gotta say
Aren’t represented very well no
And if nobody writes this down
That’s OK guess I’ll have to be
(Have to be)
The ones who break the spell
I’ll write my own damn fairy tale
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2. |
Tiny Victories
04:14
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Verse 1:
I never quite understood the value
Of having the last word
Laughing the last laugh
But these things seem very important to you
So darling go ahead
Chorus 1:
And take your tiny victories
Pour your pain all over me
Paint my portrait with your bitter useless tools
Create your own reality
Disregard what others see
Convince the world your fiction
Really is the truth
And darlin’ I’m not angry
I, I, I’ve got better things to do
Verse 2:
Well it didn’t work out
No things didn’t work out
Hey it happens
Frankly I’m surprised how long we lasted
But you took it to heart
Yeah you took it too far
I don’t have the energy
To counter every statement you make to blemish me
It may be therapeutic for you to go on like this
But my friends aren’t the only ones
Who think you’re full of whaaaa…
Chorus 2:
And take your tiny victories
Pour your pain all over me
Paint my portrait with your bitter useless tools
Create your own reality
Disregard what others see
Convince the world your fiction
Really is the truth
And darlin’ I’m not angry
I, I, I’ve got better things to do
Musical Interlude 16 Bars
Outro:
And darlin’ I’m not angry
I, I, I’ve got better things to do
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Sami Grisafe Chicago, Illinois
Sami Grisafe is an award winning singer-songwriter and world championship women's football quarterback based in Chicago and
L.A.
New Album, Brand New Fairy Tale, will be released in "Chapters" (digital 45's) throughout 2015.
Brand New Fairy Tale: Chapter 1 drops on Valentine's Day 2015. Mark your calendars...better yet, FOLLOW ^^^^
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