Can we pretend that you love me?
Just for one night.
Even though you don't it would feel so right.
Why can't you pretend like you did with the rest? After all isn't acting what you do best?
It would be the prefect ending to my fairytale dream, but maybe fairytales aren't all that they seem.
I will leave now.
Pick up and go.
Even if you did love me you would never let it show. You're such a phony, a fake.
Falling for you was such a mistake.
You need a reality check, a wake up call and maybe; just maybe you aren't my prince charming after all.
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Reviews of "Prince Charming"
Reviewed by Juliet Tyler
Reviewed on December 6, 2002
Fantastic! This boy isn't worth it thats for sure
Reviewed by a a (Reader)
Reviewed on August 22, 2002
Truly inspiring. The boy is obviously not worth it. Go for your real Prince Charming. Great work!
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