The Song of the Girl Who Nearly Died from an Apple

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Full Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
In the forest's heart, under a raven's eye,
A maiden white as snow, fated not to die.
Sent to her doom by a heart so vile,
Spared by a servant's mercy, a twist so fragile.
[Pre-Chorus]
Beneath the trees, a pig's heart deceived,
While the queen feasted, wickedly relieved.
But the woods hold secrets, dark and deep,
In a tiny cottage, where seven dwarfs sleep.
[Chorus]
Whispers in the shadow, lace tied too tight,
A breath stolen in the dimming light.
Awakened from the grasp of a twisted fate,
Surviving the venom, the queen's hate.
[Verse 2]
A disguise of a merchant, selling death so sweet,
A comb laced with poison, deceit in a heartbeat.
Collapsed like the fallen, a life hangs unsure,
Saved by the watchful, their hearts so pure.
[Pre-Chorus]
Yet another guise, an apple split in two,
A half with venom, hidden from view.
A bite into darkness, a fall to the floor,
Inside a glass coffin, death at the door.
[Chorus]
Whispers in the shadow, lace tied too tight,
A breath stolen in the darkening night.
Awakened from the grasp of a twisted fate,
Surviving the venom, the queen's hate.
[Bridge]
Carried in her crystal silence, the dwarfs stand guard,
A prince on his steed, fate plays its card.
A jostled coffin, a dislodged piece,
From the throat of innocence, a final release.
[Outro]
At a dance of fire, vengeance dressed in pain,
Iron shoes of retribution, a queen's end in flames.
In the echoes of the glass coffin, lies a tale so grim,
Of a maiden fair and a heart grown dim.
*Lyrics by @wherethemagic_unfolds.
*Edited by @wherethemagic_unfolds.
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*To bring you a variety of vocal tones, the song is AI-generated and post-edited by @wherethemagic_unfolds.
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Full Story: In the tale of Snow White, the wicked stepmother's envy led her to attempt to kill Snow White not once, but four times. The queen's first plot involved commanding a huntsman to take Snow White into the forest, kill her, and bring back her heart as proof. However, the huntsman could not bring himself to harm the innocent princess. Instead, he brought back the heart of a pig, which the queen, believing it to be Snow White's, roasted and ate. Despite finding refuge with the seven dwarfs, Snow White was far from safe. The cunning queen, disguised as a peddler, approached her with a beautifully crafted bodice. She laced it so tightly around Snow White's waist that the young girl collapsed, gasping for air. Fortunately, the dwarfs arrived in time, loosened the bodice, and revived her. Realizing her first attempt had failed, the queen devised another plan. This time, she disguised herself as a comb seller and offered Snow White a lovely comb laced with poison. When Snow White used it, she fell to the ground as if dead. Yet again, the dwarfs came to her rescue, removing the comb and bringing her back to life. Undeterred, the queen resorted to her most devious scheme yet. Disguised as an old fruit seller, she offered Snow White a poisoned apple. Initially wary, Snow White hesitated, but the queen cunningly ate the untainted half of the apple to allay her fears. Trusting her, Snow White took a bite from the poisoned side and immediately fell into a death-like sleep. This time, the dwarfs could not wake her and, heartbroken, placed her in a glass coffin, mourning her day and night. As fate would have it, a passing prince saw Snow White lying in her glass coffin and was struck by her beauty. Moved by her plight, he asked the dwarfs for permission to take her to his castle. As they carried the coffin, it jostled slightly, dislodging the piece of poisoned apple from her throat. Snow White awoke, to everyone's astonishment and joy. The story culminates with Snow White and the prince planning their wedding. They invited guests from far and wide, including the unsuspecting wicked queen. Upon arriving, the queen was horrified to see Snow White alive and well. As a fitting punishment for her evil deeds, she was forced to wear a pair of red-hot iron shoes and dance until she collapsed and died. And so, Snow White and her prince lived happily ever after, or at least that’s what the story tells us. What truly happened to Snow White is left to your imagination. Subscribe!