The egg storm

(Verse 1) In the supermarket, the sun began to fade, Stacking the shelves, eggs in parade. A customer quipped, "You're eggcellent, my friend," But the joke fell flat, as the day took a bend. Moving eggs with care, one by one, Not knowing chaos was about to be spun. A delicate dance, on the aisle floor, Little did I know what fate had in store. (Verse 2) Back to storage, for another load, The promise of chaos, yet to be showed. But as I turned the corner, my heart skipped a beat, For a forklift's rampage, nothing could defeat. Crashing through aisles, like a bull in a shop, As the shelves trembled, ready to drop. Egg holder in sight, a target so clear, The sound of destruction, was all I could hear. (Chorus) Thousands of eggs, all crashing to the ground, In a heart of chaos, a large growing frown. The big boss arrived, fury in his gaze, As we scattered like ants, in a frantic maze. (Verse 3) The boss's wrath, a tempest near, As he threatened to explode, a booming fear. With all hearts racing, we all fled the site, Leaving behind chaos, in the fading light. And as the day's chaos came to an end, I left the scene, my mind to mend. But the memory of eggs, crashing to the ground, Would forever echo, with a deafening sound. (Chorus) Thousands of eggs, all crashing to the ground, In a heart of chaos, a large growing frown. The big boss arrived, fury in his gaze, As we scattered like ants, in a frantic maze. (fade out) (end song)