The Mrs. Hill Case Paroles

I guess since Mr. Hill left
She's got no reason to stay

I saw Mrs. Hill drive away
With a man with a large trust fund
With a man with a short temper and firm hand shake
In a 2000-dollar suit and a smile that was fake

She smiled as she left
But it faded on Route 2
And it was gone when they reached Amesbury
Her smiles were always few...

We used to walk
On the docks in my backyard
And she spoke of a son
That I never saw
She might say
“Mr. Hill used to say that too”
Then she'd turn away and she'd say To “take your kid to work”
When my dad “was to busy”
He's such a jerk

The Mrs. Hill case was a case
That I never closed
Questions never answered
Questions never posed

I guess she's better off
With her diamonds and big lawn
All I know is the “For Sale” sign is gone