A Fairtytale About Slavery Lyrics

How long have you been lost down here?
How did you come to lose your way?
When did you realize,
That you'd never be free?

How long have you been lost down here?
How did you come to lose your way?
When did you realize,
That you'd never be free?

When did you realize..
That you'd never be free?

How long have you been lost down here?
How did you come to lose your way?
When did you realize,
That you'd never be free?

How long have you been lost down here?
How did you come to lose your way?
When did you realize,
That you'd never be free?

When did you realize..
That you'd never be free..

When did you realize that you'd never be free..
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Submitted by
themadjester On May 10, 2002
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Cover art for A Fairtytale About Slavery lyrics by Miranda Sex Garden

even though the lyrics are not very sophisticated, the feeling I get from the track is so magicaly, poetic mysterious dark makes you wonder if you have lost you way...

Cover art for A Fairtytale About Slavery lyrics by Miranda Sex Garden

I think I've read somewhere that there is a sexual connotation to the meaning, like as in sadomasochism. Not sure where I got that from, but anyway this song is beautiful.

Cover art for A Fairtytale About Slavery lyrics by Miranda Sex Garden

White slavery, someone stumbles on a secret den of?

a love this album its like a fairytale gone bad. with what someone said about sadomasochism maybe so. i was reading about this anne rice trilogy "sleeping beauty" or something, look it up. anyway its this erotic trilogy of novels based on sleeping beauty where princes and princess' get sent to this kingdom as slaves to be "trained" or something then theyll return back to their kingdom full of "a new kind of wisdom". its all about sadomasochism(dominance and submission etc. not what i read and im not strongly inclined to believing this album is inspired by that but hey it might be worth noting because of the fairytales and slavery part, i guess