Verse 1) She ties her badge on like armor, Hides the tremble in her hands. Darkness in the hallway, But nothing goes the way she planned. There’s an empty bed in the corner Where she whispered “rest now, it’s okay.” And she prays the mask she’s wearing Doesn’t crack again today. (Pre-Chorus) ’Cause grief don’t wait for morning , It follows her like a shadow in her shoes. But there are call bells ringing, hearts still beating— People needs her in their room (Chorus) So she goes room to room, Holding herself together with breath and duty. Wiping her tears away ’Cause someone else needs her steady. She’s mourning a life she fought for, Trying not to fall apart too soon. Healing the world with a heartbreak As she moves from room to room. (Verse 2) In the doorway stands a family member, Eyes swollen like the night before. whispers, “Nurse… what do I do now with her breakfast every day? And the question hits like thunder, Splitting open everything she hid. She wants to say she has the answer— But grief writes rules no human ever did. (Pre-Chorus) So she held the family shaking hands, Says, “You loved her right, and love is what stays.” And though her own heart’s breaking, She lends the strength she hasn’t felt in days. (Chorus) Then she goes room to room, Holding herself together with breath and duty. Wiping her tears away. ’Cause someone else needs her steady. She’s mourning a life she fought for, Trying not to fall apart too soon. Healing the world with a heartbreak As she moves from room to room. (Bridge) Maybe someday she’ll learn How to lay her sorrow down. But today she carries it gently, Like the light she passes around. (Final Chorus) So she goes room to room— A quiet nurse stitched with grief and grace. Holding every fragile moment Like a prayer she can’t replace. Still mourning the one she lost, But giving hope where blossoms bloom… A nurse with a shaken heart, Still moving room to room.


