Advantage monologue

Aaron spins a tale, stories taller than the vents,
Omar the talker babbles, every line makes perfect sense.
Kale’s the map of precision, every screw in line aligns,
Biff with the long tall stories, weaving through the signs.


Felipe still dodges court days, filing away in the night,
Garcia climbs the bays to fix which isn’t right Ramos backing him every day
Lowell  guards the tool corral, stock piles of tools high and neat,
Leslie chasing sunshine, turning dim corners into heat.

Chorus
We’re the Home Depot crew, working side by side,
Together we move mountains, with laughter as our guide.
From aisle to the loading dock, we make the Advantage solutions  roar,
Three and a half minutes of teamwork, and we’re craving more.

Verse 2
Aaron’s got a campfire of tales, a rhythm in the aisle,
Omar chats a mile a minute, but he gets it done with style.
Kale checks the blueprint, every measurement tight,
Biff paints the horizon with stories burning bright.


Felipe whispers to the Team , “Court can wait till Friday,”
Garcia drives the lift , Ramos at his side. 
Lowell  polices the stock, keeps the shelves in line,
Ingram  finds the brightest beacon, guiding everyone just fine.


Keith weaves the wire, soldering a future in the loom,
Mr. Happy—Tom?—grins through the fluorescent bloom.
Donlon tips his hat, sunglasses mandatory in the room,
When the hats go off, we see our crew’s shared boom.


Aaron’s yarn spins into a chorus, Omar’s mic is on,
Kale cross-checks a diagram; Biff—another fable drawn.
Felipe winks at the policy book, “Court can wait till lunch,”
Garcia and Ramos tighten bolts, never once do they stumble.


We’re the Home Depot crew, working side by side,
Together we move mountains, with laughter as our guide.
From aisle to the loading dock, we make the Team roar,
Three and a half minutes of teamwork, and we’re craving more.


Raise your tool belts high, let the lights ignite the scene,
We’re the heartbeat of the aisle, a well-oiled machine.
Home Depot family, every job a song we own,
Three and a half minutes, and together we’ve grown.

Country