what is a song that has helped you in your suicidal journey?

[MajorDude]

This world is drunk
And the people are mad
This world is drunk
And the people are mad

 

[Astral316]

"Dirt Road Anthem" by Jason Aldean is my ctb anthem.

I'm turning off the real life, driving, that's right = code for ctb
I'm hittin' easy street in mud tires = code for a better hereafter

The rest of the song is about shit I never got to experience like love and human connection... this is motivation to do the deed.

 

[Shinbu]

"If you want to die then you should die with ease"
"If you want to live you should live"
I find the message If translated correctly beautiful, and I felt comfort as that was sung. I think stuff like this would be good material at least in the heavy metal scene in the US. Music can encourage people to discuss with each other after all. Discussions can lead to rights like dying painlessly. Just seeing those verse being sung gave me hope that at least someone who is a professional understands . We need more understanding, and more acceptance from society when we want to check out especially more so when we are classified as mentally ill. We are the experts we know when we had enough. It feels so wrong that people who wish for a painless death have to go through trial and error, and the likelihood of dying painfully seems high without professional aid, and that we have to stay hush in real life or we will be sent to a ward with less freedom. I thought America was built on freedom?. I hope things get easier for us.

 

[digcircus]

"Fond Farewell" by Elliott Smith

 

[Hydrokhoos]

Budding trees - nahko and medicine for the people. Less because of the lyrics and more because of what it represents to me and what I've lost.
Come back down - Greg Laswell is another one I've been listening to a lot recently.

 

[NitriteAnatomy]

 

[Walilamdzi]

 

[enjolras]

This lonely soul hanged at 43, following 7 years of far retreating away from the society. I could so relate to the trajectory

That's how it goes