Fairy Tale Hero
Marianne Faithfull · Dreaming My Dreams [2004]
Did he show you steps one, two, and three ?
Did he leave you at your doorway, whispering good-night ?
I wish I'd been there to see how he did it,
I wish I'd been there to see.
When you went on vacation to paris and rome,
Did he show you how sweet life can be ?
Did he make his reservation, exercised his rights ?
I wish I'd been there to see how he did it,
I wish I'd been there to see.
What became of the night on a six cylinder charger
With money to burn and a castle for two ?
Now poor cinderella will always remember
The fairy tale hero that almost came true.
Did he tell you he'd love you as long as he'll live
But however he'd never be free,
'cause he loves his wife and children waiting there at home.
I wish I'd been there to see how he did it,
I wish I'd been there to see.
What became of the night on a six cylinder charger
With money to burn and a castle for two ?
Now poor cinderella will always remember
The fairy tale hero that almost came true.
What became of the night on a six cylinder charger
With money to burn and a castle for two ?
Now poor cinderella will always remember
The fairy tale hero that al ...
Fairy Tale Hero - Marianne Faithfull
Marianne Faithfull's 'Fairy Tale Hero' appears on her 2004 compilation album Dreaming My Dreams, showcasing her enduring ability to blend folk and pop sensibilities. The track reflects her signature style, characterized by intimate vocals and introspective songwriting that often explores themes of love, loss, and personal transformation. Released decades after her initial fame, the recording demonstrates her continued relevance as a vocalist who bridges the gap between classic British folk and modern pop. Faithfull's work on this album highlights her versatility, offering a glimpse into her later career while maintaining the emotional depth that defined her earlier recordings. The song stands as a testament to her ability to craft narratives that resonate with listeners across generations, capturing the essence of her artistic evolution without relying on specific chart data or biographical trivia.

