I’m
sorry
for
your
loss.
Here’s
a
heartfelt
song
about
losing
an
elder
sister
and
the
pain
of
seeing
her
body
present
while
her
memories
and
spirit
seem
gone.
The
voice
that
brightened
every
My
elder
sister,
strong
and
kind,
A
treasure
no
one
else
Now
I
stand
beside
your
bed,
Holding
tears
I
never
shed,
Your
body’s
here
before
my
eyes,
But
your
laughter
lives
in
distant
skies.
It’s
like
a
A
book
with
pages
no
longer
whole,
The
memories
seem
As
I
pray
for
one
more
day.
Oh
sister,
can
you
Can
you
see
these
tears
I
hide?
Though
the
clinic
walls
surround
us
now,
keep
your
love
somehow.
Verse 2
You
taught
me
how
to
face
the
rain,
Magodise
my
sister
to
rise
above
the
pain,
You
carried
burdens
with
a
smile,
And
walked
with
grace
every
mile.
Now
the
silence
fills
Like
a
flower
that
forgot
to
bloom,
But
every
lesson
that
you
gave,
Lives
within
me
every
day.
It’s
like
a
body
A
book
with
pages
no
longer
whole,
The
memories
seem
As
I
pray
for
one
more
day.
Oh
sister,
can
you
Can
you
see
these
tears
I
hide?
Though
the
clinic
walls
surround
us
I’ll
keep
your
love
somehow.
Bridge
If
heaven
has
a
window
bright,
Look
down
on
us
tonight,
when
we’re
alone,
Until
the
day
we
journey
home.
Though
your
body
may
grow
still,
Your
love
remains
and
always
will,
No
distance,
time,
or
sorrow’s
sea
Can
take
your
My
sister,
my
friend,
my
guiding
star,
No
matter
where
I’ll
carry
you
within
my
heart,
And
there
we’ll
never
part.
May
her
memory
be
a
blessing,
and
may
this
song
help
express
some
of
what
is
difficult
to
put
into
Magodise
is
her
name