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Cinderella
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The nightmares never end
I never sleep, I never wake
I reside here in this castle
But from dusk until daybreak
I'm back there in that house
And I'm bleeding from a gash
And my stepmother, she mocks me,
"Sweep those lentils from the ash!"
And sometimes she's a donkey
And sometimes she's a bear
But mostly she's a Big Bad Wolf
Who caught me in her snare
And I still go visit mother's grave
And weep by her tree
But the ghost of my dead mother
Can't purge the ghost that's haunting me
I thought that Happy Ever After
Meant the dark would go away
But it seems my head's a haunted house
And it still has lots to say
Though the Prince, he tries to comfort me
My poor heart still aches
The nightmare's never end
I never sleep, I never wake
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GHOSTS AND DEMONS ALL ARE WE Virginia
Ghosts and Demons All Are We is a virtual band created and conceived by Sam Gotter and includes three other characters of his own creation, meant to loosely represent different parts of himself: Joe (age 17), Tommy, (age 4) and Alice (age 22). Their work often reflects the trauma that made them. ... more
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