"99 Cent Store" is an unreleased song by Melanie Martinez. It was originally intended to be featured on her debut album, Cry Baby.

The song is centered around a character, most likely Cry Baby, falling in love with a boy who "sold her cheap lies". It tells the story of her looking back at her relationship with the boy, and now finally seeing through all his lies. She was head over heels for someone who she thought she knew, but in reality, she only fell in love with the fake disguise he put on. The boy tricked her into believing he was something that he wasn't. His "ribbons and bows" were just a decoration to hide his true self. The song relates their relationship to something bought at a 99-cent store, pretty and shiny, but also incredibly cheap and not destined to last.

99 Cent Store

99 Cent Store (Demo)

"Bombs on Monday Morning" is an unreleased song by Melanie Martinez. It was intended to be featured on her debut album, Cry Baby, however, it was later scrapped.

This song was eventually cut, presumably due to thematic reasonings; being different from the rest of the album, and the overall controversial nature of the song.

Bombs On Monday Morning (Demo 1)

Bombs On Monday Morning (Demo 2)

Coloring Book

Psycho Lovers

Patient

Jumprope

Ring Pop (Demo)

Zzzz

You Love I

Trophy Wife

Seesaw

Rocking Horse

Dear Porcupines (Demo 2)

Curly Cue

Bones Are Blue (Acoustic Demo)

Magnets

Leeches

Lost & Found

Absorb

Angels Song (Angels Hello Are You There)

Papercut (Demo)

Papercut

Glue Stick

Eraser (Demo)

Eraser

Night Mime (Pitch Demo)

Time Flies

A Million Men (Worktape)

A Million Men

Melanie Martinez (Unreleased)

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