Laggard
She's not doing well and she's asked me to be there
You can handle everything at the store, right dear?
Sure mom, no problem and I'll come as soon as we close
Don't worry, it might not be today, God only knows.
How are things going, I'm just taking lunch
Not the best, it will be soon, I just have a hunch
I think you should call her and tell her goodbye
No not yet, after work, I'm too busy to cry
Sorry I missed yoru call, things here have been crazy
Good news! She seems better, though just a bit hazy
Your sister just called, the kids said they love her
Uncle Clint also rang to say goodbye to his mother
Work is almost over, do you think it can wait?
Sure hun, if you want, just don't be too late
I'll pick up a card since her birthday's tomorrow
Then I'll finally say goodbye and face that sorrow
I'm made it, I'm here! Oh, I see there is cake left!
Oh, hun, I'm so sorry. She just took her last breath.
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