Tragedy
Verse 1:
I know you lost your brother
And that there will never be another
One that close to you
And that you lost a dime of the dollar
Created by your father
Your once big dinner table
Is missing a chair
Yeah and I know it’s not fair
I mean he went so young
What was the higher power thinking?
To send your brother sinking
In the lake of life
Just South of the Fountain of Youth
Man what’s the truth
Why did he have to go
So fast so soon
Why couldn’t he see another full moon
From the earth not the heavens
I know he’s in a better place
But I wish he is in your space
So your face
All happy instead of having the feeling erased
Don’t feel so displaced
Trust me you were never misplaced
Verse 2:
I see you sitting in the booth
To you and his favorite restaurant
His presence is what you want
But the visions you see are only just a taunt
You are currently being haunted
Dark places are the only spaces
And faces are as dangerous as medieval maces
And all of the traces
So sentimental
Yet detrimental
Do you keep em or do you leave em
The darkness overwhelming you
Manipulates the truth
Throw em away or else it you that’s gonna pay
But really let em stay
Cause really it is the only way
To remember your brother for he was
It’s more than just a memory
It is a constant reminder
Like the front page of a binder
I understand where you are
It’s troublesome
But the troubles you’ll overcome
Cause that’s what you do
I know you
Follow your dreams
It’s brother who’s your high beams
Verse 3:
I see the brightness in your future
I know that you’re gonna make it
And never mistake it
It truly is a tragedy
But everything happens for a reason
Even death has its season
And that deserves treason
But I see you in the sky
Flying high
It’s okay to cry
Cause even though he die
He’s still alive
His spirit is forever gonna thrive
Rest in peace

Outro:
The reality is that you will grieve forever. You will not ‘get over’ the loss of a loved one; you will learn to live with it. You will heal and you will rebuild yourself around the loss you have suffered. You will be whole again but you will never be the same. Nor should you be the same nor would you want to