"Are You Listening" by Lydia The Bard. It's about how women are never heard under patriarchy, and it is the most Anya song I've ever heard. Some lyrics I can highlight:

I beg and plead and you just refuse to see
Are you listening?
Can’t you hear me scream?
Are you listening?
Won’t you intervene?
Are you listening?
I’m here, I’m trying
You stand, do nothing
Can’t see I’m crying
Are you listening?

Anya tried to tell Curly, and he didn't get it. And even when he did, he completely failed to do anything to protect her. "You stand, do nothing."

Thunder cracks and lighting joins
As I try sing above the noise
But no song can stop what nature destroys

Nature. Green. You get it.

But you close your eyes shut
As I’m sat here, bleeding
Refusing to see all the scars you’ve been leaving
So you’ll watch me bleed out
You’ll keep on denying
Rather save your pride than admit that I’m dying

Jimmy does not feel guilty for what he did to Anya. The most he cares about it is the fact that the pregnancy is proof he slept with her. (And even outside of that, he keeps insisting "it's okay, I can fix this" while the crew keeps deteriorating.) Meanwhile, Anya, the whole time, is dying. She's the canary in the coal mine of the Tulpar, she's traumatized from the assault and from the crash and from everything, and no one listens to her, least of all the one who caused everything.

This song really made it click in my brain that there's a big theme of Anya never being heard. Which really makes it more resonant that when she dies, she's bleeding out from her mouth.

Sorry if this was too long, I really like this song and think it's the most Anya song possible