Submitted by curmudge_john t3_yhqv9s in Music
Tomorrow is one year since my mother passed away suddenly. I'm looking for songs to help me process. Specifically I'm looking for songs that can help get out some of the anger I still feel.
Submitted by curmudge_john t3_yhqv9s in Music
Tomorrow is one year since my mother passed away suddenly. I'm looking for songs to help me process. Specifically I'm looking for songs that can help get out some of the anger I still feel.
I Never Dreamed You'd Leave in Summer by Stevie Wonder
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It makes me cry for the same reasons as you. Hugs, OP.
Tunng Presents… DEAD CLUB. The whole album provides interesting philosophical take on death that I found to be honest and enlightening. I hope that it eases your pain.
Angry grief songs is a difficult one. I wish you the best for overcoming this! Only one I can think of off the top of my head would maybe be [Metallica's The God That Failed] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC4se0jX1XE) which deals with James being more angry at his mother's religious beliefs which led her to refuse treatments for her cancer because she believed God would heal her.
Madonna has two songs about her mom's death. That come to mind.
"Promise to try" from like a prayer. And "mother and father" from american life.
Mystery Jets - Taken by the Tide. It isn't about death but it has that feeling of loss, memories that once we're, that kind of thing.
11/11/11 the decemberiests
Listen to Tracey Chapman “The promise “ That’ll stir your emotions
I recommend Long Way from Home by the Lumineers (off the live tracks album) I believe it’s about his fathers death. I’m sorry for your loss❤️
Dismantling summer by the wonder years
I truly hope you find the peace your looking for. I totally understand the anger you feel. I lost my mother suddenly also 23 years ago and have had moments of emotional pain thinking about her. If you find a song that helps please let me know, I could use it too. I promise things will get better.
I don’t know if it will help with anger but ripple by the Grateful Dead seems to connect with a lot of people experiencing loss.
The Lack Long After - Pianos Become The Teeth
Stage Four - Touché Amoré
A Crow Looked At Me - Mount Eerie
I’d say any songs by NF especially from his Therapy Session album he talks about the loss of his mom in his music. He’s very emotional in his songs and he definitely pulls the emotions out of you. He’s one of the few artists that I can listen to when I’m sad.
The scientist by Coldplay. About loss but not death
cigar by tamino
Kiss my ashes goodbye - woods of Ypres
World coming down - type o negative
End of the road - sentenced
This one. Paul Quarrington wrote while dying.
Heft by Japanese Breakfast
Last Beat of My Heart by Siouxie and the Banshees
El Paso by Marty Robins. Grateful Dead version preferred.
My father passed away three and a half years ago, and Into the Mystic by Van Morrison really helped me. Sorry for your pain.
Isak Danielson "ending"
Headless horseman - The Microphones
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Long Ride Home- Patti Griffin
Sufjan Stevens Carrie and Lowell is about his mothers death and Tunng Presents… DEAD CLUB
Maybe “REMember” by Mac Miller?
While more specific to a father the song, Fade In / Fade Out by Nothing More is amazing.
And for something a bit more visceral Hereafter by Architects. Also Death Is Not Defeat by Architects. The band was founded by twin brothers and one of them passed from skin cancer before the album those songs are on was written.
The whole album "A crow looked at me" by Mount Eerie.
Midnight Organ Fight by Frightened Rabbit is an entire album about loss and its waves, not necessarily death, but loss.
"Losing You" - Randy Newman
wish you were here - pink floyd
not an angry song but might help
The Killers have a pretty heavy song called "Goodnight, Travel Well" that Brandon Flowers wrote about his mother's death.
Although the lyrics are open to lots of other interpretations, I've always interpreted "Is there something in the movies" as a song about death and loss. It's not the original version but the cover by Briston Maroney that gives me this impression most strongly.
I think that maybe Maroney also interpreted the song as more about loss than Samia did, and rendered it as such.
Black by Pearl Jam
Ghosts of the Forest by Trey Anastasio.
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Try A Crow Looked at Me by Mount Eerie
Sigurlion t1_iufd8v6 wrote
I don't know why exactly, but Manchester Orchestra's "No Hard Feelings" is cathartic for me regarding loss.