The Karma Lesson

Oh, how quickly your loyalties change

Something foreign to me, I find it so strange

Today you love me, tomorrow you're gone

The way your feelings wain is nothing but wrong

You allow havoc to be wreaked by the next

It really does suck to be your ex

Those you once called your family, your reason to be

Are offered up to this pig like a buffet that's free

She has no class and lacks good breeding

As she waddles up to the trough for her feeding

You allow her to root and rut until she's had her fill

And even though you know she's wrong, you defend her still

Not quite sure if she's a bartender, a stripper or just a common whore

When I saw pictures of her puffy painted up face, my jaw hit the floor

I can hardly believe you went from someone like me, true class

To some tramp who is nothing more than a nasty piece of ass

She's attacked not just me but my children as well

And for that she's earned her special place in hell

And you, who once said you would protect these kids with your life

You sure threw them to the pig once I said I didn't want to be your wife

You'll find that the pig will eventually turn on and devour you too

She'll attack you and feed on you while I laugh for all you put me through

But after you've gotten what's coming to you, let's not forget the pig

We'll slaughter her, roast her, and slice her up for a feast so big

We'll invite all our friends and family to eat, and during the blessing

We'll tell them what to do with an ass and a pig who need to be taught the karma lesson