Once a princess, proud and fair,
Turned away love, didn’t care.
Mocked the suitors, laughed at fate,
But her pride would soon deflate.

Sent away by her own king,
To a life where sorrow clings.

King Thrushbeard’s lesson, love’s disguise,
Humbled heart, she’ll realize.
From the palace to a humble place,
Finding grace in a new embrace.

Married off to a beggar man,
To learn life’s lessons hand in hand.
Through the trials, she would see,
What true love and work can be.

Through the toil and the tears,
She let go of all her fears.
She let go of all her fears.

King Thrushbeard’s lesson, love’s disguise,
Humbled heart, she’ll realize.
From the palace to a humble place,
Finding grace in a new embrace.

In the end, she saw the truth,
Love and life, from roots to youth.
King revealed, his love so true,
In his arms, her heart anew.

King Thrushbeard’s lesson, love’s disguise,
(In the end)
Humbled heart, she’ll realize,
(She’ll realize)
From the palace to a humble place,
(A humble place)
Finding grace in a new embrace,
(In a new embrace)

In his heart, she found her place.