Although her life has been taken, her killer was convicted in late 2012; giving hope to everyone that Wenatchee won’t have to deal with anymore murders following the killer’s conviction.

Mackenzie was a student at Wenatchee High School who’s mascot is the panther and colors are purple and gold. This line is stating that everyone, whether or not they supported the high school, showed support for Cowell’s family.

Mackenzie Cowell was only 17 at the time of her murder. Although b-Rabbit did not personally know her, he felt the pain of her death along with the rest of Wenatchee which has a population of 31,925 in the city.

The murder and the man hunt that followed to bring Mackenzie’s killer to justice took two years. In that time, Wenatchee skyrocketed to national infamy for the murder trial which most people wanted to be over.

This song was released three years after Cowell’s death which was featured in an episode of “48 Hours” in November 2012.

In 2010, Mackenzie Cowell was murdered in Wenatchee, WA. This whole verse is about the aftermath of her death.

This verse was written about Mackenzie Cowell, a 17 year old Wenatchee resident, who was murdered in 2010.

Continuing with the statement from the first line, love is so strong that is can overcome any tribulation or hardship, even death.

Love is a force more powerful than death and as long as you love the fallen, they will never be forgotten.

Jinyeon is a Canadian singer who performs covers on YouTube of K-Pop songs as well as some English songs.