There’s No Place Like Home

Baddie metal core, soft soulful art-rock ballad, layered harmonies Harmonizing female vocals

V5.5

Verse 1

Dorothy danced in her ruby-red heels,
Under the moon where the magic was real,
She clicked them three times, expecting to fly,
But nothing happened beneath that dark sky.

Verse 2

The Great Wizard of Oz stepped out of the forest green,
With smoke in his cloak and a dangerous sheen,
He whispered, “My darling, you’re staying with me,”
And locked her away beneath an old oak tree.

Verse 3

But deep in that forest, a strange girl appeared,
Alice from Wonderland, who had never known fear,
She said, “I’ve been falling through madness all day,
So kidnapping Dorothy? Not if I’ve got any say!

Chorus

Click, click, click—why won’t those red bottoms let me fly
Lost in Oz underneath a emerald  sky,
Through Wonderland and Neverland, the rescue begins,
When Dorothy calls her people, you know they are gonna get it in .

Verse 4

Then Wendy was captured by  Hook’s  pirate crew,
But Peter heard her scream  and came flying right through,
With Tinker Bell glowing like a star in the night,
And the Lost Boys behind him, ready to fight.

Verse 5

Peter shouted, “Dorothy, we’re coming your way!”
Tinker Bell sprinkled her magic dust tge while way
Alice found a hidden path through the forest of trees,
While Dorothy danced like she owned every breeze.

Verse 6

The Wizard stood tall with his emerald crown,
Saying, “Nobody leaves till I say so—so sit down!”
Dorothy just smiled and gave him a spin,
Then clicked those red heels with a wicked little grin.

Chorus

Click, click, click—hear the ruby heels sound,
Peter’s flying high while the Lost Boys surround it
Tinker Bell’s shining and Alice is near,
And the Wizard of Oz better disappear!

Verse 7

Wendy broke free while the Lost Boys cheered,
Peter swooped down and the Wizard disappeared,
Alice laughed, “Well, that was quite a trip!”
While Tinker Bell gave Dorothy one final fairy dust flick

Verse 8

Dorothy clicked once, then twice, then three,
And suddenly Kansas was calling her free,
Peter waved goodbye as Wendy held tight,
While Alice fell down the rabbit hole chasing the White Rabbit that night.

Verse 9

Dorothy looked back at the emerald glow,
Said, “Oz taught me something that I needed to know—
You can steal my shoes, but you can’t steal my soul,
‘Cause I’ve always been the woman who’s taking control!”

Final Chorus
Click, click, click—ruby heels to the sky,
Dorothy’s going home, but she’s flying high,
Peter, Wendy, Lost Boys, Tink, Alice too,
One wild enchanted night—and the adventure’s through! 
What would you do?

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Verse 1 Dorothy danced in her ruby-red heels, Under the moon where the magic was real, She clicked them three times, expecting to fly, But nothing happened beneath that dark sky. Verse 2 The Great Wizard of Oz stepped out of the forest green, With smoke in his cloak and a dangerous sheen, He whispered, “My darling, you’re staying with me,” And locked her away beneath an old oak tree. Verse 3 But deep in that forest, a strange girl appeared, Alice from Wonderland, who had never known fear, She said, “I’ve been falling through madness all day, So kidnapping Dorothy? Not if I’ve got any say! Chorus Click, click, click—why won’t those red bottoms let me fly Lost in Oz underneath a emerald sky, Through Wonderland and Neverland, the rescue begins, When Dorothy calls her people, you know they are gonna get it in . Verse 4 Then Wendy was captured by Hook’s pirate crew, But Peter heard her scream and came flying right through, With Tinker Bell glowing like a star in the night, And the Lost Boys behind him, ready to fight. Verse 5 Peter shouted, “Dorothy, we’re coming your way!” Tinker Bell sprinkled her magic dust tge while way Alice found a hidden path through the forest of trees, While Dorothy danced like she owned every breeze. Verse 6 The Wizard stood tall with his emerald crown, Saying, “Nobody leaves till I say so—so sit down!” Dorothy just smiled and gave him a spin, Then clicked those red heels with a wicked little grin. Chorus Click, click, click—hear the ruby heels sound, Peter’s flying high while the Lost Boys surround it Tinker Bell’s shining and Alice is near, And the Wizard of Oz better disappear! Verse 7 Wendy broke free while the Lost Boys cheered, Peter swooped down and the Wizard disappeared, Alice laughed, “Well, that was quite a trip!” While Tinker Bell gave Dorothy one final fairy dust flick Verse 8 Dorothy clicked once, then twice, then three, And suddenly Kansas was calling her free, Peter waved goodbye as Wendy held tight, While Alice fell down the rabbit hole chasing the White Rabbit that night. Verse 9 Dorothy looked back at the emerald glow, Said, “Oz taught me something that I needed to know— You can steal my shoes, but you can’t steal my soul, ‘Cause I’ve always been the woman who’s taking control!” Final Chorus Click, click, click—ruby heels to the sky, Dorothy’s going home, but she’s flying high, Peter, Wendy, Lost Boys, Tink, Alice too, One wild enchanted night—and the adventure’s through! What would you do?

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