Pawston - Cancer

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{Verse 1}
Turn away
If you could, get me a drink
Of water 'cause my lips are chapped and faded
Call my Aunt Marie
Help her gather all my things
And bury me in all my favorite colors

Now turn away
'Cause I'm awful just to see
'Cause all my hair's abandoned all my body
Oh, my agony
Know that I will never marry
Baby, I'm just soggy from the chemo

'Cause the hardest part of this is leaving you

{Verse 2}
Turn away
If you could, get me a drink
Of water 'cause my lips are chapped and faded
Call my Aunt Marie
Help her gather all my things
And bury me in all my favorite colors

Turn away
If you could, get me a drink
Of water 'cause my lips are chappеd and faded
Call my Aunt Marie
Help hеr gather all my things
And bury me in all my favorite colors
Now turn away
'Cause I'm awful just to see
'Cause all my hair's abandoned all my body
Oh, my agony
Know that I will never marry
Baby, I'm just soggy from the chemo

'Cause the hardest part of this is leaving you

{Verse 3}
Turn away
If you could, get me a drink
Of water 'cause my lips are chapped and faded
Call my Aunt Marie
Help her gather all my things
And bury me in all my favorite colors

Turn away
If you could, get me a drink
Of water 'cause my lips are chapped and faded
Call my Aunt Marie
Help her gather all my things
And bury me in all my favorite colors

Release Date: April 08, 2024

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"Cancer" by Pawston is a hauntingly beautiful song that delves into the emotional turmoil of someone battling the disease. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the pain and suffering that comes with chemotherapy, as well as the heartbreaking realization of leaving loved ones behind. The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the despair and vulnerability of the narrator, making the listener feel their anguish. The raw honesty and vulnerability in the lyrics make "Cancer" a deeply moving and poignant song that resonates with anyone who has experienced the devastating effects of the disease.