Fairy Tale Love is a love song-what one girl would do for her ever after-1 part Disney, two parts fractured fairy tale
Aoede Muse Music, Bundini Music/Scrote,
Performance Credits: Vocals-Lisa Sniderman,Drums-Blair Sinta (Melissa Ethridge, Alanis Morrisette, Annie Lenox); Bass-David Piltch (Sam Phillips, Madeleine Peyroux); Strings-Section Quartet (Sam Phillips); Keys, Piano, Arrangement-Rob Shrock (Burt Bacharach, Dione Warwick); Guitars-Scrote
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Fairy Tale Love is the kind of love we dream about when we are young but are told to grow out of when we get older. We girls secretly long for prince charming to rescue us, sweep us off our feet. We still want to believe in magic and dreams. This tale tells of just what one girl would do for her happily ever after...
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Fairy-Tale Love
Come play along
how can it be wrong
to believe in ever after
what if the prince
never kissed Beauty's lips
she might still be sleeping all alone
oh woh oh oh woh oh
give me fairy-tale love
oh woh oh oh woh oh
cuz it's what I'm dreaming of
oh woh oh
and a prince to call my own
(oh woh oh)
I would sure throw
a frog at the wall
to turn him into tall and handsome
When will the guy
who leads a charmed life
cruise my kingdom for his perfect bride
oh woh oh oh woh oh
give me fairy-tale love
oh woh oh oh woh oh
it's the stuff dreams are made of
oh woh oh
and a prince who dreams of
I've been told to stop believing
stop deceiving
why be full of foolishness and wishful dreaming
they would have me buying love comes so easy
but I will never stop believing
Life is ours to dream
oh woh oh oh woh oh
give me fairy-tale love
oh woh oh oh woh oh
I've been dreaming long enough
oh woh oh oh woh oh
a cinder maid can find l'amour
oh woh oh oh woh oh
could dress in rags and scrub mom's floor
oh woh oh oh woh oh
locked in some high tower, I'd die
oh woh oh oh woh oh
I'd let my hair down for any guy
oh woh oh oh woh oh
feed me fairy-tale love
I'd even eat that poisoned apple bite
©Aoede/Lisa Sniderman April 2010
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