| Well give it back right now before I give your neck a twist
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| You stole my dress
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| Well, yes that’s true
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| But it looks good on me and not you
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| This necklace is divine
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| It’s real and you are counterfeit
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| That necklace should be mine, your throat is much too fat for it
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| You are a cow
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| You take that back
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| Or I am giving you such a smack!
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| It’s so unfair
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| I don’t have a thing to wear
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| Unfair and cruel
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| Life’s an imitation jewel
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| I’m in despair
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| Why should I care
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| To leave this chair
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| Or get off my derriere
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| Cindrella!
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| I need your help right now, this gown cannot unzip itself
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| And god knows your moustach can’t bleach your upper lip itself
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| Go shine our shoes
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| Two hundred pair
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| How can it be that life’s so unfair?
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| Unfair, unjust I must lie down for a while
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| Unfair, the strain and pain to remain in style
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| I’m fair, so fair, folks stop and stare
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| Unfair, I swear it’s a mighty cross to bear
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| This life is so unfair
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| One daughter who’s an imbecile, another half as bright
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| Not my idea, must be God’s will
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| And then there’s you just what I need
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| A thankless gift I must clothe and feed
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| Unfair, untoward distress I can ill afford
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| You are so lame at least I know who to blame
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| Just scrape and serve like I deserve
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| It’s such a shame you are working my last nerve
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| Disgraceful, let’s face it, it’s you, Cinderella
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| You don’t know your place and you never come through
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| You’re lazy and brazen, it’s true, Cinderella
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| A lot like your father, you’re bothersome, too
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| You’re feckless and worthless and dull, Cinderella
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| That we lost the prize is completely your fault
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| And open your eyes, take a look in the mirror
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| You’ve no sense of fashion, a visual assault
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| Be mindful, my kindness, though ample, is finite
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| I could change my mind in the blink of a lash
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| Get out of my sight or tonight may be my night
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| To show you the street when you throw out the trash
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| Pick up this place at once
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| Don’t stand there like a speechless dunce
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| Lord, I don’t ask a lot
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| Go dump and scrub my chamber pot
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| Then do the floors, get on all fours
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| Until they sparkle without a spot
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| Then dust the sills and doors
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| Refill the grout, I want no cracks
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| You must complete your chores
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| I’m due for my bikini wax
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| Where’s my massage? |
| I have a knot
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| Spit shine my boots
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| Touch up my roots
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| Just know your place
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| And shut your face
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| 'Cause you’re our servant, like it or not |