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Perfect Little Princess
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I just became part of your lie
part of the character you play
to cover up what's underneath
to hide the pain inside
I played along so well
your perfect little princess
trying to do everything right
just to keep you from dying
and every time i try to put the responsibility back onto you
you pass it back to me covered in thorns like an enemy
when i stopped playing my part
when the process too the tiara off
'cos it didn't fit and it hurt her head
you kept trying to force it back on
never seeing the wounds where it didn't fit
the relationships where she couldn't admit
the truth of the game she was in
the pressure to keep your secrets in
and every time i try to put the responsibility back onto you
you pass it back to me covered in thorns like an enemy
you looked at everyone else
and told the princess they were wrong
but it was you it was you it was you it was you all along
and every time i try to put the responsibility back onto you
you pass it back to me covered in thorns like an enemy
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Flying Kangaroo Alliance UK
A 90’s vibe
With the rise of manufactured pop and soulless hipster music here is an honest
band to fill the gaping hole in your music collection.
Think...
Joni Mitchell vs. Nirvana.
Alanis Morissette fronts Pearl Jam.
The Pixies & Skunk Anansie.
Florence meets Biffy Clyro.
Grace Slick meets The Smashing Pumpkins.
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