Red Wine Never Comes Out
She scrubbed and scrubbed every last thread
In her hand, an old rag and some spray
The stain on the carpet stayed bright and red
She decided to use a different rag instead
Her hand cramped as she cleaned away
She scrubbed and scrubbed every last thread
“I can’t believe I spilled it,” she said
And in a vain attempt, she spritzed more spray
The stain on the carpet stayed bright and red
It looked almost like someone had bled
Bright red with wine, what once was gray
She scrubbed and scrubbed every last thread
I should’ve picked the white wine instead
Please, come out, she continued to pray
The stain on the carpet stayed bright and red
Despite her efforts, the stain just spread
It had barely faded, to her dismay
She scrubbed and scrubbed every last thread
The stain on the carpet stayed bright and red