They say it doesn't matter.
They say it doesn't matter.
That they can fix things
With some pills, or a rope
And everything will be okay.
“Why keep going?” they say.
“Nothing that I do matters.”
“Nothing can help me.”
But they’re wrong.
Do they not realize
That they won’t just fade away?
That there were people
Who loved them?
Who wished they’d stayed?
The people they leave behind
Are forever changed
And some decide to go with them.
They’ll see your ghost everywhere
And it’ll be more than they can bear.
They’ll carry on
Because they have to.
But on the inside,
They’ll be as dead as you are
Because you’re gone
And they couldn't save you.
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