Mrs Day
When I first spoke with him, I thought he was sweet
We laughed at the weird things we shared
I was a little nervous when he suggested we meet
Apprehensive, excited but not scared
I wasn’t looking for her when I found her
Romance was the last on my mind
So what if she is a little bit older?
She is funny and clever and kind
Friends say he is only after my wealth
But now the kids have fled the roost
I’m left by myself, sat alone on the shelf
Money when lonely what’s the use?
I was thrilled when she agreed to a date
We went for a meal, and we kissed
She asked me whether I believed in fate
Offered me coffee, how I could resist?
We had such a wonderful evening together
So I decided to ask him back to my place
I knew that this would last… forever
He moved heaven and earth with his strong embrace
That night was spent lost in his arms
My heart said he was the one
I knew I had fallen for his charms
But the following morning he’d be gone
She was such an adventurous lover
An old fiddle that played a good tune
I soon discovered, she liked men to suffer
Bludgeoned me as smoke filled the room
He looked so beautiful whilst sleeping
He made me feel sexy and young
I couldn’t bear the thought of him leaving
So I buried a bread knife deep in his lung
The roofies’ kicked in, from our last glass of gin
As I wrapped a clock ‘round his head
His blood trickled on me as I lay next to him
Doused in ether, dropped a match on the bed
Powerless to move as we’re engulfed in the flames
Batteries in my palm from the one smoke alarm
I was freed from the pain, never lonely again
Our bodies entwined- a picture of calm
Firemen discovered our charred remains
Freed from the pain… never lonely again