We are all disposable, all left to die alone
Bodies left in corridors, with no one round to mourn
Echoed footsteps passing by, en route with forms to file
The silence is uncomfortable, paying respects has been denied
Our passing marked on tally charts, and muttered through strangers’ lips
No one knew our inner strength, or how long we maintained our grip
Drained by this society, by day, by month, by year
Everything we had and loved removed as memories disappear
supported by 4 fans who also own “No One to Mourn”
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