Kiss me, just once, for luck, these are desperate measures now.

Is that a hint of jealousy I see? I'm incorporating Wicked (because who doesn't love Wicked) and the idea of being 'green with jealousy'. I adore these bow shoes, and dressing them down with green skinny jeans is cute. A wicked shirt and a blazer (with decorated lapels, obviously) teams with it. Green nail varnish is a must, along with the key being in a slight different form again. The ring looks like a ribbon because of the line 'you keep me wrapped right around your finger'. Haha.
 
You say you want someone just like me, so why am I your plan B?

Obsessive creeper fan. Yellow denim shorts, pastel Converse (With pink striped laces)... and a Marianas Trench shirt, of course. Henry - gotta love a bit of Henry Holland! - tights, and band bracelets. I've shown a Batman one, Keep A Breast one and a Never Shout Never one, but obviously there were limitations on what was on this site. The key is placed on a pastel yellow striped hair bow with a pink ribbon. And lastly, the final accent is nude lipstick. Because why not?
 
I'm your biggest fan, it's so good to finally meet you.

Swing Dance. I've gone nautical, because why not? Cute vintage swing dress with cream piping and a bow, and patent cherry-red Mary Janes. Deep red lipstick teamed with a cherry-red polka dot wire headband. And of course, a gold key bangle. What could go wrong?
 
Sunshine blinds you if you stare but now I see it crystal, crystal clear.

This is pretty much inpired by Darla's outfits in the video. Dark lipstick and leather like the car scene. Gold glitter like the dress she wears by the wall. A corset and kimono like the ~heated~ scenes, and of course the key. I really love Jeffrey Campbells.
 
I know you're fine, but what do I do?

Inspired by a cross between Alice In Wonderland, and Chinese Blue and White Porcelain China. A low back floral dress, little blue moccasins, lace ankle socks. Tiny teapot earrings with a silver key necklace, and little lace gloves to go along with. I picture this as a portrayal of innocence.
 
It's alright if you don't know what you need.

Literally based around 'Have a piece of American dream.' That's it. A loose fitting tank top, with a heart shape (my poor heart will only surrender). Those all too famous candy apple pants, with the Jeffrey Campbells from the video. The key's on a bangle here too, along with a spiked cuff and a flag ring. Spiked necklace and cute little Captain America earrings. Stars and spikes, right? ;)
 
Go forever, for worse or better.

Probably my least favourite song but the one song I had a clear outfit for. I imagine this song as a party, a crowded party. A short dress and statement heels. The key would be incorporated into the bracelet and the makeup would be dark.
 
Give in to the pull and the push and the forth and back.

A simple set for a sad song. It's a breakup song, so the outfit's very stay-at-home-and-not-bother. If you know what I mean. An oversized sweater, leggings and fluffy socks, and that's it. Not like you'd need shoes. No accessories. Given up, I guess.
 
Just came to get my things, and then I guess I'm leaving.

So here we had to put in the metallic pants. Not candy apple, but the black ones. A floaty, sheer blouse on top with an accented collar, and a bright red bra to go underneath. All the accessories are bright red; nails, lips, studded heels. A black key necklace is the final touch. This is a dangerous outfit. Bold?
 
If you want me, I'll come back and meet you.

I'm trying to let my creativity flow here. An outfit for every song off of Ever After. I'm bored.
Here's the first one. The dramatic opener; the six minute song that gets everyone hooked.
I've gone for a simple dip hem dress in a bold colour, paired with simple brown heels. There's a lot of rings and bangles, and of course, the key necklace.
 
I could be your perfect disaster, you could be my ever after.