Remember if you just lost a privilege

Someone else lost a very dear friend

So ignore that insignificant inconvenience

Think of what really matters in the end.

There are people dying all around us

No beds, just grasping for breath,

Our convenience doesn't matter as much

As collective onus to prevent each death.

Everyone's losing something or someone

Let's remember we are part of a whole,

One person's action can hasten the spread

Let's choose right and hang on to hope.