It was half past four
And a ring stopped
Melanie Moore
While she was but two
feet from her door
She had to know, she
had to know
So down went the
purse, off came the coat
Ring a ring and ring
again
Yet instead of answering
the call
Melanie Moore stalled
and stalled
Waiting to here what
the message said
It was half past four
And the caller chose
to ignore
The answering machine
of Melanie Moore
Who picked up her
things and left through the door
A few hours went and
Melanie spent
Too much time and
money in the store
Which was nothing new
for Melanie Moore
Dollar bills would
fly, and many swipes of cards were sent
And on went Melanie
Moore
As she was not done
She’d just yet begun
Spending the
inheritance
Of her first born son
Melanie Moore
Oh Melanie Moore
You shop and shop
Having no reality
That one-day, oh what
a pity,
The bottom of your
endless crediting
Would certainly drop
But Melanie Moore
would not hear
Logical arguments to
what she held dear
Store to store went
Melanie Moore
And her husband simply
shakes his head
Each time he moves
boxes away
Simply in order to
watch his flat screen display
Freshly to the wall
from the store
Bought by,
To no surprise
His loving wife,
The one and only
Miss Melanie Moore
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