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The Depressing Music Thunderdome - You're in Too Deep, There's No Way Out

Behemoth

Behemoth

Dostoevsky is immortal!
(he/him/his)
Finally, a couple of songs I would have nominated myself if I had been paying enough attention to do so. In any event, Your Ex-Lover Is Little Things.
 
Dark Medusa

Dark Medusa

Diamond Crusader
(He/they)
Fourth of July centers around Sufjan Steven's birth mom dying of cancer, and their conversations at her death bed. On one end, it's a meditation on death and passing, but the grief that Sufjan clearly puts into this song sings through.

Love Will Save Fourth of July
 
WildcatJF

WildcatJF

Eternal Skies
(he / his / him)
This will probably be the last time I step foot in this thread for a bit (as my parents are currently evacuated from a fire and listening to any of these would not put me in a good place given the subject matter), but my song "Nothing to Lose" is the story of a teenager suffering from rejection, teasing and isolation at high school that leads to the point of their choosing to take their own life by the end. I've always felt it does a very good job at capturing the brutal nature of that age, how ruthless and uncaring the school system can be (noted by the teacher's commenting "it's just a phase, when I grow up my children will probably do the same"), and how sad and lonely and broken someone can become.

I won't pass a vote this time.
 
Falselogic

Falselogic

Lapsed Threadcromancer
(they/them)
Round 1
Match 25
@Torzelbaum 's Dust in the Wind by Kansas and @WildcatJF 's Are you Sad by Our Lady Peace meet
VS

Match 26
@Violentvixen 's How to Save a Life The Fray faces @Falselogic 's Blues Eyes Crying in the Rain by Willie Nelson
VS

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Share your thoughts on these and voting will be extended into Early Sunday morning because I am late. Sorry again!
 
q 3

q 3

here to eat fish and erase the universe
(they/them)
edit: whoops that's what I get for not reloading before voting (hey that rhymes)
 
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