They buried Poor Ida this evening
Poor Ida, she's gone
Its too late to bring Poor Ida back
cause the devilish deed's been done
Poor Ida was a cursed soul
this much I can recall
A good time for this woman
was to see a good man fall
Poor Ida married early
Poor Ida married young
She couldn't stand her upright man
So Poor Ida pulled out her gun
She buried him in the backyard
She grew a garden over him
And Poor Ida went out every day
to keep the garden trim
Poor Ida had a daughter
and Poor Ida had a son
But she couldn't bare, to treat them fair
so her son, too, fell by her gun
When I met Poor Ida,
she was 42 years old
I could see the evil in her eyes
and the darkness in her soul
So I left Poor Ida
left her laying on the floor
Swore I'd never give my love
To Poor Ida anymore
So they buried Poor Ida this evening
But hopeful I can't be
Because tonight could be the fateful night
Poor Ida comes for me
This is a fantactic, well written, peice. Reading it, I had the sense of feeling pitty for poor Ida. Then she turns out to be evil, and I didn't know what to think of her. Then the closing...the sense of revenge from beyond...creepy. I loved it!