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[Verse 1] Upon the bedrock of public health, built with sweat and passing years, Have we forgotten all the hands that held the front lines through our fears? At the blurred crossroads of a common cold and deadly plague, Who lit the path before us, who fed the fires of chaos? [Verse 2] Through decades of private sacrifice, the gaping voids were filled, As hospitals and healers bore the weight of care undervalued. Before the emergency room, families keep their midnight watch, At dawn outside the pediatric clinic, desperate lines begin to form. [Chorus] O State, with power entrusted by the sovereign people, Tell us now: what is it that you protect? Share the burden; hear the desperate cries from the field, Do not claim our taxes and devotion as your right. Clear once more the crumbling path where human lives are slipping away. [Verse 3] Regimes may rise and fall; the front line asks the same old question. Promises were vast and many—where stands the safety net? Applause for blind devotion, pointing fingers at dissent: Let that ancient, cynical arithmetic be broken here today. [Chorus] O State, with power entrusted by the sovereign people, Tell us now: what is it that you protect? Share the burden; hear the desperate cries from the field, Do not claim our taxes and devotion as your right. Clear once more the crumbling path where human lives are slipping away. [Bridge] If the first article of the Constitution lived within your heart, You would know all power begins with people, not the desks you guard. Do not drive the private sector to the brink—bear this cross together; Step out from behind your doors and face the ruins of our care. [Verse 4] Hide no longer in the grand old veil of history—answer now: Who stood prepared, and who left every breach abandoned? Public welfare is no hollow slogan; it commands us into action. Restore our broken trust with skill and steadfast treasure. [Final Chorus] O State, with power entrusted by the sovereign people, Tell us now: what is it that you protect? End unjust coercion; meet your sacred, primal duty, Hear the desperate cries from the field, share the burden now. Clear once more the crumbling path where human lives are slipping away. [Outro] Neither healers nor citizens are fuel to be consumed. Ministry of Health and Welfare, look the front line in the eyes. Build trust on shared accountability; prove at last The very reason why the State must exist.