Cinderella has many worries:
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She needs to water the garden
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And a dozen colorful patches
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She needs to sew on the back.
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And the fairy said to her:
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"Oh Cinderella, be smart
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It's a shame to run in such an outfit,
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When the royal house is near.
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You will come only for a minute
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And play the part
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And they will give you a fur coat
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Blue King.
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And the ball broke out, just
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The sun has set over the hill;
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And Cinderella's crystal shoe
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Made a splash.
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And there were knights in ecstasy,
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Ready to get out of armor;
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And the dwarf crawled the whole table
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Kneading a salad with your foot.
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Cinderella has many worries:
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She needs to lead a round dance,
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She needs to be in time everywhere,
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For everyone to smile and sing.
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And the blue king was kind
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And he said not in jest:
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“Yes, today you are just a fairy tale,
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And you will get a fur coat."
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Cinderella puffed up pretty,
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Her gaze was directed to the void:
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"King, I do not need awards,
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You took me for the wrong one."
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And the fairy said to her:
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"Oh Cinderella, be smart
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Morality is an uncomfortable burden
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For those whose pocket is empty.
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losing
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Morning pushes the night stubbornly,
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Moth eats away a fur coat,
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Turned out to be a rude bastard
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Blue King.
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And now with one bare foot
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Cinderella is carried around the world,
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After all, her business is not simple:
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Bring the rascals to account.
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Cinderella has many worries;
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She has no luck whatsoever.
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Who would have known that the king, who would have known
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Stare at the crystal.
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And the fairy is silent and silent,
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And Cinderella does not sleep at night.
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But the one who did not know worries
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She will never be understood. |