Princess

E Once upon a time there was a guy B Who caught my eye and he was perfect. I saw destiny and so did he, E So naturally we fell in love. As the years flew by he let it slide, A And didn't try enough to keep it. B So now I'm standing here and in the mirror E I see the way it should've been. A Where's my castle, where's my ball gown? B E Where's my crystal chandelier? A I just want a little romance. B E I guess I won't find it here. A I'm supposed to be a princess, B E B But he'll never understand. C#m B C#m A I should've known he wouldn't get it. B E After all, he's just a man. E I wish there were some magic words B To get the birds to clean and do the laundry. I'd be nicer to the mice E If they'd just fix that Wal-mart dress I bought. E Now he's watching sports with seven dorks, A And eating pork rinds on my sofa. B I guess that would be fine but it's half time, E And they want me to get the beer. A Hey, where's my castle, where's my ball gown? B E Where's my crystal chandelier? A I just want a little romance. B E He just wants another beer. A I'm supposed to be a princess, B E B But he'll never understand. C#m B A I should've known he wouldn't get it. B E A After all, he's just a man. C#m E A Where's my castle, where's my ball gown? B E Where's my crystal chandelier? A I just want a little romance. B E I guess I won't find it here. A I'm supposed to be a princess, B E B But he'll never understand. I should've known he wouldn't get it. B E After all, he's just a man. C#m I should probably just forget it. E After all, he's just a man.