Danielle Fishel didn't tell her young sons she was diagnosed with cancer

Danielle Fishel feared telling her young boys about her cancer diagnosis would make them worry she would die.

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00:00Even if you tried, you wouldn't understand it

00:05Maybe something's missing inside of you

00:10Just a bit of sugar to that heartache bitter

00:17Maybe you taste different

00:21Hold up, hold up, baby, I can't sit beside you

00:26While you're going on about your simple life

00:31Nothing left, you're thinking that maybe you're not different

00:40Go on, block your ego, your ego

00:46Your undenying, undying ego

00:51Oh, look here he goes, stepping on toes

00:56With his humble, lacking, everlasting ego

01:03I guess it never hit you, our conversation takes you

01:08Paying it some interest from time to time

01:13Inside all that greatness and all of your adventures

01:20You're all alone

01:24Hold up, hold up, baby, I can't sit beside you

01:29While you're going on about your simple life

01:34Nothing left, you're thinking that maybe you're not different

01:43Go on, block your ego, your ego

01:49Your undenying, undying ego

01:54Oh, look here he goes, stepping on toes

01:59With his humble, lacking, everlasting ego

02:04Oh, here he goes, here he goes, here he goes

02:09Oh, here he goes, oh, here he goes

02:14Oh, here he goes, here he goes, here he goes

02:19With his humble, lacking, everlasting ego

02:24Someone hurt your feelings not that long ago

02:29Every bit of you couldn't face the truth

02:34That maybe you're just not that nice and humble kind

02:41That would be a lie

02:46Go on, block your ego, your ego

02:52Your undenying, undying ego

02:57Oh, look here he goes