Steve had the glory in his grasp, two feet to seal his fate,
The crowd was hushed, the sun was bright, no sign of cruel twist of fate.
He'd practiced all his life for this, a moment to stand tall,
But nerves took over, hands went numb, he could barely grip the ball.

Oh, Steve, you missed the two-foot putt,
The dream that slipped away,
Your whole world crumbled in a flash,
On that heartbreaking day.
Oh, Steve, you missed the two-foot putt,
Your life's now in disarray,
From champion to van-dweller,
For missing that small play.

He took his time, five minutes straight, lining up the shot,
c simple break from left to right, should've hit it like a robot.
His heart pounded in his chest so loud, he thought it might explode,
The weight of all his hopes and dreams, was a heavy, crushing load.

Oh, Steve, you missed the two-foot putt,
The dream that slipped away,
Your whole world crumbled in a flash,
On that heartbreaking day.
Oh, Steve, you missed the two-foot putt,
Your life's now in disarray,
From champion to van-dweller,
For missing that small play.

His wife walked out, she couldn't stand, the man who choked that day,
His boss said, “Steve, you've got to go, you're bringing shame our way.”
He sold his house, his car, his pride, just to make amends,
Now Steve's alone, his only home, a van with four bald friends.

He roams the streets, a broken man, with nothing left to lose,
His golfing days behind him now, he sings the lonesome blues.
But in his mind, that final putt, still haunts him every night,
He dreams of sinking it each time, but wakes in cold fright.

Oh, Steve, you missed the two-foot putt,
The dream that slipped away,
Your whole world crumbled in a flash,
On that heartbreaking day.
Oh, Steve, you missed the two-foot putt,
Your life's now in disarray,
From champion to van-dweller,
For missing that small play.

So if you're out there on the green, with victory in sight,
Remember Steve's sad tale and don't choke in the spotlight.
c two-foot putt can break a man, and turn his life awry,
Just take your time, breathe deep, and let the ball just fly.