[Verse 1]
My wife's best friend Wendy, always been the life of the party
She come to chill with my girl at our crib
All three of us drinking from the night to the morning
Her personality is one of a kind, so funny
Make you laugh 'til you cry from a story
I haven't seen her in a while then my wife came downstairs
Crying saying "Wendy just called me"
Told me that she thought she had something wrong with her
For a long time, finally went and saw a doctor
They did an ultrasound, found cancer in her thyroid
That was rare and uncommon
Started crying harder, I was tryna calm her
She's the last person that I thought would ever get sick
She's a mom to Sebastian, Mia, and Karma
Hard enough alone, even worse with three kids
Lost a nine to five and the house where she lived
All her belongings that she used to own are gone
Stolen when her mom let her move into her home
Now they gotta go remove a tumor from her throat
Let you know that what you're going through could be worse
Such a strong person, I could never be her
Hoping all the chemo and the surgeries work
The redness on her neck is from the third degree burns
Hurting, tryna turn her head, losing weight, losing hair
Hard to understand her, can't swallow, can't talk
Can't drink water, nurse told her just nod
Choking on the burnt skin, got her coughing up blood
Got a feeding tube feeding through her stomach
'Cause she does it when the meds
Ain't working 'cause the chemo got her sick
She could catch a virus easy on the treatment
The doctor says she's not allowed to be around her kids
Gotta smoke a cigarette saying she don't wanna live
But she done come to grips with it coming to an end
She ain't understand at the time
That she had the will inside to survive, dying wasn't in the plan
And she talk about her family and her friends
And her kids, what she been through
For them, she would do it all again
There are people that survived, but there's some that never did
I'm just happy that she's in the situation that she's in
She's alive
My wife's best friend Wendy, always been the life of the party
She come to chill with my girl at our crib
All three of us drinking from the night to the morning
Her personality is one of a kind, so funny
Make you laugh 'til you cry from a story
I haven't seen her in a while then my wife came downstairs
Crying saying "Wendy just called me"
Told me that she thought she had something wrong with her
For a long time, finally went and saw a doctor
They did an ultrasound, found cancer in her thyroid
That was rare and uncommon
Started crying harder, I was tryna calm her
She's the last person that I thought would ever get sick
She's a mom to Sebastian, Mia, and Karma
Hard enough alone, even worse with three kids
Lost a nine to five and the house where she lived
All her belongings that she used to own are gone
Stolen when her mom let her move into her home
Now they gotta go remove a tumor from her throat
Let you know that what you're going through could be worse
Such a strong person, I could never be her
Hoping all the chemo and the surgeries work
The redness on her neck is from the third degree burns
Hurting, tryna turn her head, losing weight, losing hair
Hard to understand her, can't swallow, can't talk
Can't drink water, nurse told her just nod
Choking on the burnt skin, got her coughing up blood
Got a feeding tube feeding through her stomach
'Cause she does it when the meds
Ain't working 'cause the chemo got her sick
She could catch a virus easy on the treatment
The doctor says she's not allowed to be around her kids
Gotta smoke a cigarette saying she don't wanna live
But she done come to grips with it coming to an end
She ain't understand at the time
That she had the will inside to survive, dying wasn't in the plan
And she talk about her family and her friends
And her kids, what she been through
For them, she would do it all again
There are people that survived, but there's some that never did
I'm just happy that she's in the situation that she's in
She's alive
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