The song Sister Heroin by Beth Hart is a touching tribute to a sister figure who has passed away from a drug overdose. The lyrics describe the pain and sadness of losing someone so young and full of life, and the struggle to come to terms with this loss. The song speaks of a dark and cold December, with shaking lilies in the yard. The singer remembers the sweet face of her sister heroin and how she will miss her stubborn heart. She asks for forgiveness for her weakness and shares her faith that is a little stoned. The chorus of the song is a heartfelt goodbye to the sister figure. The singer remembers her as a white trash beauty queen with a crooked heart and beat-up dreams. She declares her love for her sister heroin and how much she will miss her. The song talks about the impact of the loss on the family. The singer shares how Mama is trying hard to smile amidst the pain and how a piece inside of them is gone. She sings of how there will be no more working Alvarado, no more liars, tramps, or tricks. The song ends with the singer throwing roses at her sister's feet and reminiscing about her life. She hopes that her sister heroin shines on wherever she is and declares her love for her. Sister Heroin is a touching and powerful tribute to love and loss that the listeners will surely appreciate.
