SISTERS LOVE

[Verse]
One year and five months, we were thick as the mud,
Carved out our days with a bond made of blood.
We ran through the fields, shared secrets, and laughed,
But time split the road, and we edged different paths.
[Verse 2]
You searched for something, but you clung to the haze,
The weight of your past hung on like a maze.
Years drifted on, but the scars never healed,
Until the world turned, and the truth was revealed.
[Chorus]
So here's to the heavens, I'll raise up my glass,
To the memories of you that still hold me fast.
By the fire with your Bud Light, your loud, rowdy flair,
"Screw the world," you'd say, "I've got time to spare."
[Verse 3]
The call came one morning, it knocked out the air,
At forty-seven, God brought you up there.
I didn't believe it. It stung like a dart,
The ache of losing you tears me apart.
[Bridge]
I remember the swearing, the times carefree,
The good and the raw, they still comfort me.
The embers still glow in the heart that you lit,
Your spirit won't fade, not a flicker, not a bit.
[Chorus]
So here's to the heavens, I'll raise up my glass,
To the memories of you that still hold me fast.
By the fire with your Bud Light, your loud, rowdy flair,
"Screw the world," you'd say, "I've got time to spare."

A song about my sisters passing,  emo- R & B, deep feeling Gospel,  piano solo, chello, acoustic guitar, female vocals