Lady Jane sits on the side,

watching life go by.

She paints her cheeks,

and bats her eyes

in hopes that they will fall.

See, her youth has been stolen away,

and now she's trying to buy it back.

Oh, it's a shame for Lady Jane.

No sorrow has gone unknown to Lady Jane.

She's seen lies in their purest of form,

and she's looked cruelty in the face.

Harbor and dwell all you like,

dear Lady you don't stand alone.

You'll get your way, dear Lady Jane.

You'll get your way

You'll get your way

(Lady Jane)

You'll get your way

You'll get your way

(Lady Jane)

You'll get your way

You'll get your way

(You'll get your way)

(You'll get your way)

(Lady Jane)

(Lady Jane)

(Lady Jane)