So—for a variety of reasons—I've had the song "Wicked Girls Saving Ourselves" stuck in my head for roughly a week now. This has started to drive me insane. Consequentially, I spent a good chunk of yesterday composing new verses, just so I'd be singing something different. I found this so entertaining that I've decided to make it a party game (yes, this is now officially a party). Give me a girl from folklore, myth, literature, or hell, modern media, and if I have a clue of who she is, I'll write a verse.
A few rules:
1. Fictional people only. Real people go in the bridge, and I already re-write that every time we do the song live. 2. One girl per customer. 3. Jean Grey is not eligible. 4. Don't make me come over there.
Game on!...and now, game off. I already have more than I can handle, and I can't handle no more. Thanks for all the great suggestions, and please don't provide any additional girls for consideration in today's admissions.
Poor little rich girl who starved for a little attention, Trying so hard to be more than her parent's invention, So Alisin made herself over to be The sort of a girl who could claim to be free, Though she knew she was dying, she said that she'd live in the now... Now they say that she's going to live, but she's not certain how.
I enjoyed the first book, and then found the Amazon description of either the 2nd or 3rd book in which who she marries is revealed to be entirely irritating in a "let's turn her back into a cliche rather than having her save herself" sort of way that it pissed me off.
Faith had no faith in the world, and the world hadn't earned it. They say that she's cynical, well, how'd you think that she learned it? "There can be only one" and it should have been her, But it's clear that the golden girl's who they prefer, So she turned to the dark—what's a wicked stepsister to do? Faith had no faith in their stories; they never came true.
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June 27 2009, 02:16:36 UTC 8 years ago
July 14 2009, 01:00:23 UTC 7 years ago
Trying so hard to be more than her parent's invention,
So Alisin made herself over to be
The sort of a girl who could claim to be free,
Though she knew she was dying, she said that she'd live in the now...
Now they say that she's going to live, but she's not certain how.
July 14 2009, 02:49:32 UTC 7 years ago
June 27 2009, 02:33:59 UTC 8 years ago
Hugs
K
June 27 2009, 04:07:31 UTC 8 years ago
July 8 2009, 14:58:14 UTC 7 years ago
I enjoyed the first book, and then found the Amazon description of either the 2nd or 3rd book in which who she marries is revealed to be entirely irritating in a "let's turn her back into a cliche rather than having her save herself" sort of way that it pissed me off.
June 27 2009, 03:38:26 UTC 8 years ago
July 14 2009, 01:03:52 UTC 7 years ago
They say that she's cynical, well, how'd you think that she learned it?
"There can be only one" and it should have been her,
But it's clear that the golden girl's who they prefer,
So she turned to the dark—what's a wicked stepsister to do?
Faith had no faith in their stories; they never came true.
June 27 2009, 05:37:54 UTC 8 years ago
June 27 2009, 17:16:58 UTC 8 years ago
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June 27 2009, 17:23:49 UTC 8 years ago
June 27 2009, 16:11:24 UTC 8 years ago
or... um... Helen of troy? i thought of her first, but then helena came into my mind.
i know, two, but pick ur favorite. ^_^
June 27 2009, 17:17:31 UTC 8 years ago
June 27 2009, 21:40:14 UTC 8 years ago
June 27 2009, 20:40:11 UTC 8 years ago Edited: June 27 2009, 20:40:46 UTC
Good lord, this is what I get for not drinking all my tea after my afternoon nap.
July 12 2009, 03:07:49 UTC 7 years ago
June 28 2009, 00:41:02 UTC 8 years ago
Cheers!
July 12 2009, 03:08:01 UTC 7 years ago
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