What are some songs that talk about depression?

50 Songs About Depression

• ‘I Feel Like Dying’ – Lil Wayne.
• ‘Adam’s Song’ – Blink 182.
• ‘Paint It, Black’ – The Rolling Stones.
• ‘Everybody Hurts’ – R.E.M.
• ‘Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies’ – Biffy Clyro.
• ‘Hurt’ – Nine inch Nails.
• ‘Turn Blue’ – The Black Keys.
• ‘Black Eyed Dog’ – Nick Drake.

Does listening to music make you depressed?

The teenagers who listened to a lot of music were 8 times more likely to be depressed than those who didn’t listen to music very often. The amount of time that some depressed teenagers spent listening to music was the obvious concern. Too much time away from others can lead to feelings of isolation.

Do depressive songs encourage suicide?

Studies show that adolescents listen to music for approximately two to three hours per day, especially when feeling distressed. This link between music use and depression in young people has led to music being blamed for the suicide of several youths.

What are the best covers of songs about depression?

Arguably, one of the most moving covers of a song of all time, Johnny Cash’s Hurt reflects on depression on a deep level. The starting lyrics, “I hurt myself today, to see if I still feel, I focus on the pain, the only thing that’s real” accurately describes what depression feels like. It also highlights what our mind focuses on: pain.

What are some songs that nail depression on the head?

“Away From The Sun” is another song from the early 2000s that nails depression on the head. It’s summed up nicely in these words: “I miss the life/I miss the colors of the world/Can anyone tell where I am.” We all go through challenges and difficulties.

What are some of the best songs about mental health?

2. Army Of One – Bon Jovi This song really captures the struggle of depression or anxiety as a war that no one sees, but that we go through every day.

Can music help you cope with depression and anxiety?

As someone who’s suffered depression and anxiety for a few years now, I’ve had to find different ways to cope, and music is one of the best ways to deal with those dark days. You know the days I mean: those when you feel sad, alone, empty, hopeless, frustrated – the darkness takes over and you simply stay in this darkness.