Once in a stirring summer day
 
He met the ardent damsel he wanted to marry
 
He asked her to be his girl
 
She uttered a mellow “yes”;
then their story started to play
 
Once in the side of a creek
 
They shared sweet thoughts with each other
 
He hugs her with strange ecstasy
 
And gave her a sweet kiss on her cheeks
 
Once in a garden with some tulips
 
He asked her to marry him
 
She say “I do” and wear the
ring
 
Then shared each other a kiss on their lips
 
Once in a dark room with no touch of bliss
 
They decided to do it now
 
Though they have not yet share a vow
 
And they did something more than kiss
 
Once in a scrap room without a floor
 
She got pregnant and lived with him
 
Her beauty can no longer be seen
 
And he never kisses her anymore
 
Once in his matted unplanned life
 
He started to beat her when he’s drunk
 
There’s no more sweetness in his heart
 
But a regret of having her as his wife
 
Once in a place that he can’t dub as home
 
He keeps battering the lady she adored before
 
Until she lies bloody on the floor
 
And say no words and just leave her alone
 
Once in a parish of St. Ives
 
He realized how much he love his wife
 
The lady he met during the summer day
 
And he asked Him ways in fixing their lives
 
Once in a scrap room where he decided to start their lives
 
The vague figure lies lifeless on the floor
 
With the blood flowing between her legs
 
And he started to cry cause the life was revoked from his child and
wife
 
Once in a jail where he’s going to pay his debt
 
The cacophony of mem’ries was playing
 
 The history of slamming was
fresh
 
And their love story had ceased to natural death
 
Once in a wretched summer day
 
He was all alone with the rancor of his deeds
 
His heart was full of pain and regrets
 
Cause their story can no longer play.