Me-lo-dy, it was her sec-ond name; Me-lo-dy, it was her sec-ond name; Me-lo-dy, it was her sec-ond name; Me-lo-dy, it was her sec-ond name. I came home one morn-ing about -a quar-ter to three; I'm bang-ing on my door -'cause I just lost my key. -O-pen up, ba-by, you got some-one else in-side; --I'm gon-na come and get you --dead -or a-live. I took her out danc-ing, but she -drank a-way my+cash; she said 'I'm gon-na fix my+face, don't you wor-ry,+I'll be+back." -I'm look-ing for her+high and+low like a mus-tard for a ham; she was crashed -out in the bath-room in the arms of my best friend. Then one day she left me, she took -ev-'rything -that+moved; my car, she took my trail-er home, she took my+Sun-day boots. My nose is on her+trail, I'm gon-na catch her by sur-prise; and then I'm gon-na have the pleas-ure -to roast that child a-live. ---Me-lo-dy, it was her sec-ond name. Mel-o-dy.