I spend too much time thinking about who I'm supposed to be
I play da everybody's rules that don't seem right to me
I'm cool and polite, on the outside
When I get a chance, I run and I hide
If your eyes are closed, it's hard to see
What if I back down now, 'cause I'm afraid of what might happen
What if they turn away when I mostra them who I truly am
What if I lose my breath when I throw those big doors open
o tonight, just tonight
What if I shine?
Should I even care?
They're all sitting there, and everyone's staring at me
If I step out in the spotlight, maybe I'll be set free
What if I back down now, 'cause I'm afraid of what might happen
What if they turn away when I mostra them who I truly am
What if I lose my breath when I throw those big doors open
o tonight, just tonight
What if I shine?
I... shine...
I spend too much time thinking about who I'm supposed to be
But what if I sing out loud?
Because anything can happen
What if I stand up proud and I mostra them who I truly am?
They're gonna call my name and I'll throw these big doors open
'Cause tonight, just tonight
I'm gonna shine
I... shine...
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Seeing the nice reception of the first part, I'm so uplifted to write the secondo part. I'm going to start and end this articolo with the fate Elina and Mariposa, with three princesses in between: Annika, Genevieve, and Rosella. Enjoy!
6. Elina
Strength: good-hearted, helpful, forgiving, brave, self-sacrificing, clever
The wingless fairy Elina is mocked and laughed at da her fellow winged fate every giorno of her life, and she helps them when they all have the flying sickness from Laverna! Elina is also very Ribelle - The Brave -- though she's never out of the Magic Meadow, she goes on adventure...
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6. Elina
The wingless fairy Elina is mocked and laughed at da her fellow winged fate every giorno of her life, and she helps them when they all have the flying sickness from Laverna! Elina is also very Ribelle - The Brave -- though she's never out of the Magic Meadow, she goes on adventure...
