Verse 1 Shelves lined up with pretty faces, Plastic hearts in plastic cases. Smiles stitched, no voice to speak, But we all break when we get weak. You walked in with greedy hands, Picked me out, ignored the brands. Played with me ‘til I lost my glow, Then put me back like I don’t know. Pre-Chorus You called me “perfect,” “one of a kind,” But I was just next in your line. You loved the thrill, not the core— Welcome to the toy store. Chorus I’m not your doll to bend and twist, Not just a name on your wish list. You pulled my strings, you cracked my frame, Then left me here without a name. Used and boxed, behind the door— Another broken toy on the floor. Verse 2 Carousel songs and neon light, Hide the truth behind the night. Every shelf holds shattered dreams, But we’re dressed up in candy themes. You want what's new, what's soft, what's pink, But we all rot faster than you think. Pre-Chorus You called me “yours,” then turned away, Now I just sit here on display. You play pretend, I know the score— This isn't love, it’s a toy store. Chorus I’m not your doll to wind and throw, Not your secret nobody knows. You kissed my cheeks, then let me fade, Like I was just a game you played. Battery dead, you want no more— Leave me in your toy store. Bridge Wheels still turning, eyes still wide, But I’ve got rust you try to hide. I’m not the one who broke so fast— You were the toy that didn’t last. Final Chorus I’m not your doll, I won’t obey, No more games for you to play. You bought my heart, then left it sore, But I’m not yours—I’m not folklore. Locked in glass, but I see more— You’re just a kid in a toy store
