Cinderella are you really that happy?
Cinderella are you really that lucky?
I want to know is your life like you dreamed?

Here I am, trying to find my way,
I've kissed so many frogs but I never found a prince.
I think they lied, I was promised much more than this,
where's my happy ever after? Oh..

Cinderella is the queen of a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my happy end?
Cinderella got a prince and a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my fairy-tale?

Something's wrong 'cause all my glass shoes break,
and no one has ever helped this damsel in distress,
the hell with this, I'm not gonna waste more time,
I won't wait to find prince charming!

Cinderella is the queen of a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my happy end?
Cinderella got a prince and a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my fairy-tale?

Cinderella are you really that happy?
Cinderella are you really that lucky?
I want to know is your life like you dreamed?

Cinderella are you really that happy?
Cinderella are you really that lucky?
I want to know is your life like you dreamed?

Here I am, trying to find my way,
I've kissed so many frogs but I never found a prince.
I think they lied, I was promised much more than this,
where's my happy ever after?

Cinderella is the queen of a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my happy end?
Cinderella got a prince and a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my fairy-tale?

Cinderella is the queen of a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my happy end?
Cinderella got a prince and a kingdom,
Cinderella got the dreams she was dreaming,
I want to know where is my fairy-tale?


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Cinderella Lyrics as written by Anne Braendeland Jarl Aanestad

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    No comments? Jeez. I love this song. I think it's about how parent's fill their daughter's head with fairy tales, and then when they are older, they never get that fairy tale ending they were expecting.

    MomoTheStrangeon July 14, 2008   Link
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    Yeah, this is what I think: Cinderella are you really that happy Cinderella are you really that lucky I wanna know is your life like you dreamed

    She's wondering if 'happily-ever-afters' are really that great anyway. And she's thinking 'did Cinderella ever want her life to turn out like that?'

    Here I am Trying to find my way I've kissed so many frogs but I've never found a prince I think they lied I was promised much more than this Where's my happy-ever-after?

    She's saying that she's kissed so many guys, but they've never turned out to be the right one. Fairy tales give you promises that everyone finds their prince charming, and she hasn't found hers so she thinks they lied. They promised her a happy ending, and she hasn't gotten it.

    Cinderella is the queen of a kingdom Cinderella got the dream she was dreamin' I wanna know where is my happy end Cinderella got a prince and a kingdom Cinderella got the dream she was dreamin' I wanna know where is my fairy-tale?

    Now she's saying that Cinderella got her happy ending, so where's hers?

    Something's wrong 'cause all my glass shoes break And no one's ever helped this damsel in distress To hell with this I'm not gonna waste more time I won't wait to find prince charming

    Now she's saying that she's not going to wait around anymore, she's going to go out and live her life. This is just what I think :)

    ILoveParamore96on November 19, 2009   Link

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