Mesothelioma
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Mesothelioma
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Another lonely symphony
ensued with complications
doctor what is wrong with me
can i get some medication
Keep the lights off
shut the world out
i'm dying in misery
i'm so sorry that my death helped to kill the faith
i've hoped you would keep i've hoped you would keep
For sake of life and it's legacy believe in me
believe i'll see you someday again
believe in that distant shore
Hey family can you deal with this
cruel death and devastation
they promise they can make this up
with the company compensation
Keep the lights off
shut the world out
i'm dying in misery
i'm so sorry that my death helped to kill the faith
i've hoped you would keep i've hoped you would keep
For sake of life and it's legacy believe in me
believe i'll see you someday again
believe in that distant shore
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