A Dark Duet: Lady's Betrayal and Triumph in "He's a Tramp"

(Verse 1) Isn't it a shame, fell for his game, Thought he was different, but he's all the same. A charming rogue, a city tramp, Yet in the end, he's just a damp. (Chorus) And now I sing, "He's a Tramp," Now his light is fading and dim. He walked away, as I was seized, In his world, only he's pleased. (Verse 2) Let down and chained, my heart ached, In this crude world, I felt quite caked. Aunt Sarah's furrowed, scornful look, In the face of adversity, how I shook. (Chorus) For he's a Tramp, he's a vagabond, As wild as the wind, as fleeting as a frond. No loyalty in his stray heart, His promises were lies from the start. (Bridge) Valiantly we fought, under the moon's watch, In this cruel world, it's dog-eat-dog, it's catch or be caught. Emerging victorious, with newfound strength, I discovered my worth, its infinite length. (Verse 3) The depths of betrayal, echo so strange, His intoxicating allure, but within range. His mocking laughter, once so sweet, Now just a memory, bitter and replete. (Chorus) Yes, he's a Tramp, and I stand tall, His charming whispers, they began to pall. His absence a reminder of my pain, Yet my spirit shall not wane. (Outro) Finally, I see, he's a Tramp, His deceitful act, a fading champ. His freedom cost me my joy, But won't break me, I'm no toy. In the end, it's clear to see, My courage and strength set me free.