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Born as the lucky charm,

Daddy’s girl, mom’s dearest,

She had the best smile,

She was cute and beautiful

Keeping the home lively,

She was a charming pampered princess.

She grew as a young lady,

More beautiful she was

She met new people, visited new places

But still grew within her dad’s arms

Never rebuked but always pampered

Wedding bells rang

Married a young handsome guy

With lots of childish dreams and hopes

Dreams of getting more pampered,

More love and more freedom,

She loved him, so did he

All eyes admired her beauty

But somewhere she forgot her duty

Of being a wife, of being a lady.

A baby was born,

But she could never pamper him

As she wanted to get pampered

Sometimes more than her own little lad

All eyes still admired her beauty

But somewhere she forgot her duty

Of being a mother, of being a lady.

That day when her father left her,

She became more adamant, more irresponsible

That thought of her lost father’s love haunted her

She forgot her duty,

Of being a wife, of being a mother.

She was called insane

She was called stupid

Her man left her, with her only tot,

He left her forever,

Forever that she was alone

With no one to admire

With no one to pamper