His big city ways
he set his gaze
determined to win her love

He needs a new lover
and she needs a purpose
so together they abandon their shame

Forget Leon
now that he's gone,
He don't mean nuthing to her

And Charles don't count
'Cause he can't account
for the Romance dear Emma requires

In the forest they meet
Emma embraces defeat
between Rodolphe's seductive intentions

"I have a lover- a lover"
more important than mother
or a wife for Charles to smother
Romance is all that she seeks

Her narcissistic style
is running wild
for others are not her concern

But Rodolphe is just playing
the game started weighing
a little too much on his mind

A letter later he bids farewell
Adieu dear Emma, it's done

But love like always lost its charm
for Emma is always so resentfully harmed

Never satisfied, never enough
Emma's so set in her ways

As this chapter closes
her health she disposes
in the name of Romantic despair.