Tripartite

There once were three girls A blonde and two brunettes No redhead to fit the cliche But beauty no-one could forget They walked in heels to lectures Carrying starbucks in their hand They laughed and gossiped and judged With their lifes ahead all planned The girls were pretty darn smart you see Lawyers by day and cocktails at night They walked through London heads held high And people would stop to watch the sight But one of them, she ruined it all She came crashing to the ground Turning on them both slowly over time Without making a single sound Until suddenly she simply morphed From the girl the other two knew inside out Became a stranger in the midst As she began to scream and shout For no apparent reason. It's one I still don't know. She lost the two people she truly loved. When she stooped to an almighty low. She couldn't be happy that they were Despite having everything she could ever need She scratched and clawed to bring them down. Yet she lost them as she others she tried to mislead. And how you stupid girl could you do that Turn upon the two who knew you best Why did you have to ruin it all When we were at our very best I miss you every single day Yet you're nowhere to be found It's lonely knowing youre so near But we're better people without you around I wish every day you'd never done it Never turned on your very own That we'd carried on in our heels with starbucks And that we wouldnt be in this alone.