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If the true cause of death is from the lung involvement, the patient suffocates. However, lung cancer can spread, sending little pieces of itself to other parts of the body. If the lung cancer spreads to the liver, for example, the patient could die from liver failure, not from respiratory effects of the lung cancer.
