Oh Karen, why you do this?

(Verse 1) Oh Karen, with your phone in hand, You dialed up 911, taking a stand. Complaining 'bout the kids playing ball on the street, Saying they're causing a ruckus, disturbing the peace. (Chorus) But oh dear Karen, it's not a crime, To have a little fun, to enjoy the sunshine. The law's not broken, there's no need to fight, Yet here you are, causing a fright. (Verse 2) The operator sighed, "Ma'am, please calm down, There's no need for this, no need to frown. The kids are alright, let them play, It's just a beautiful, ordinary day." (Bridge) But Karen wouldn't have it, wouldn't let it be, Insisted on action, from the authorities. So they came around, with a twist in the tale, Took Karen away, as she started to wail. (Chorus) Oh dear Karen, it's not a crime, To laugh and to play, to have a good time. You thought you'd teach them, thought you'd prevail, But oh how the tables have turned, now you're in jail. (Verse 3) Now the street is quiet, the kids are at ease, Playing their games, with the greatest of glee. And Karen's learned a lesson, in her cell so small, Sometimes it's best, not to call at all. (Outro) So let's all remember, to live and let live, To be kind and considerate, to forgive. For life's too short, for such silly strife, Let's spread love and joy, in this precious life.