| 13 days I slept on the floor while the hospice workers came and I begged for
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| more
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| The moment we heard the news, my emotions left my body left my body
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| The loss of a sibling it’s sickening and left me traumatized
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| No amount of help will end my suffering the constant ache no amount of time
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| will heal these wounds
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| Sixteen roses on your grave one for every year you changed my life
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| February 8th won’t be the same laying you down and closing the casket was the
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| hardest thing I’ve done looking back it drained me of all emotions the pain is
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| real just like the guilt I feel to this day every person I knew doesn’t look at
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| me the same to this day those people will never remember your name never
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| remember your name there were times I wished I was you because then you’d still
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| be here they want their little girl back but cancer took you too soon laying
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| you down and closing the casket was the hardest thing I’ve done looking back it
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| drained me of all emotions that day I was mostly mad at myself for never
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| showing face for never being there all the excuses I made just to avoid those
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| visits the loss of a sibling it’s sickening and left me traumatized
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| Left you alone too selfish burdened with myself
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| I was only living for me now you’re gone and I’m living for you
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| Sixteen roses on your grave
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| Sixteen roses on your grave one for every year you changed my life I will never
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| be the same Sixteen roses on your grave one for every year you changed my life
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| I will never be the same I will never be alright
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| Stage three cancer and nothing’s changed a malignancy in your brain
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| Slipping away
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| Sitting next to your sibling it’s something I see every time I close my eyes
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| slipping away |