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Breakdown of a Song

LyraStorm
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I've tried many different treatments for depression after finally...

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Friday, June 19, 2009
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       It's funny how so many songs that are about heartbreak/lost love fit depression/my experiences/feelings. For example ‘My Immortal' by Evanescence:         ‘I'm so tired of being here, suppressed by all my childish fears...
  1. Oh absolutely...
    Merely Me
    Sunday, June 21, 2009 at 06:14 PM

    Sometimes when I am at my most depressed state...this is when I rediscover music.

     

    Nine Inch Nail's "Hurt" is a song which resonates with me.  You don't have to be a herion addict to see yourself in those words.  The Johnny Cash version is absolutely heart breaking.

     

    Ingrid Michaelson's song...Keep Breathing is a good one for a cathartic cry.  Someone on youtube created visuals to go with this song...it will tear you up.

     

    Here are the lyrics which pretty much sums up a good depression:

     

    "The storm is coming but i don't mind.
    People are dying, I close my blinds.

    All that i know is I'm breathing now.

    I want to change the world...instead i sleep.
    I want to believe in more than you and me.

    But all that i know is i'm breathing.
    All i can do is keep breathing.
    All we can do is keep breathing now.

    All that i know is i'm breathing.
    All i can do is keep breathing.
    All we can do is keep breathing now.

    All we can do is keep breathing
    All we can do is keep breathing
    All we can do is keep breathing
    All we can do is keep breathing.
    All we can do is keep breathing now."

     

     

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    re: Oh absolutely...
    LyraStorm
    Monday, June 22, 2009 at 03:23 AM

    I also relate to: Sick Cycle Carousel by Lifehouse and Crawling by Linkin Park, amongst others. Both of these take into account the repetitiveness of things and how I struggle with keeping sane (or feeling like I'm near to keeping sane). It's amazing how many songs there are out there that can be related to depression, even if they were meant to be about drugs or lost love.

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