Title: Music for Detaching Post by: Zemmma on July 27, 2018, 01:31:39 AM I think many of you will relate to these lyrics... Watch the video here... but the thing with the horse... Don't try this at home!
https://youtu.be/cOBPiOdyGEM Ditmas And in time As one reminds the other of the past A life lived much too fast to hold onto How am I losing you? A broken house Another dry month waiting for the rain And I had been resisting this decay I thought you'd do the same But this is all I ever was And this is all you came across those years ago Now you go too far Don't tell me that I've changed because that's not the truth And now I'm losing you Fragile sound The world outside just watches as we crawl Crawl towards a life of fragile lines And wasted time And so I cry As I hold you for the last time in this life This life I tried so hard to give to you What would you have me do? Where I used to end was where you start You were the only one And now I see your eyes move too fast You were the only one Careful hands And wandering without that much to say Your words are empty as the bed we made Is there another way? Oh love, is there another way? And now I'm losing you Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: Mustbeabetterway on July 27, 2018, 08:25:04 AM Hi Zemmma,
Nice video, thanks for the link. I definitely would not try that at home Which phrases in the lyrics really resonate with you? Maybe others would share what they can relate to in these lyrics. I can relate to many parts, but especially the end now that I am pretty much detached, "Is there another way? Oh love, is there another way?" I wish there was another way for my relationship to go, but it seems not. So I'm making a way on my own though I miss parts of our relationship very much. How are you doing? Are you making progress in your detaching? Peace and blessings, Mustbeabetterway Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: toomanydogs on July 27, 2018, 10:26:50 AM I love Mumford and Sons, and I never heard this song. Thanks.
It'd be cool to get an idea from others what songs they've used in detaching. TMD Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: Sirnut on July 27, 2018, 11:47:03 AM I like these music threads. There’s something strangely reassuring about hearing a song that captures your experience. It lets you know there are others out there who know what it’s like.
My song is Most of the Time, by Bob Dylan. To me it somehow captures that mixture of loss and defiance that are at the heart of the detaching process. Here’s an extract and link: Most of the time I'm clear focused all around Most of the time I can keep both feet on the ground I can follow the path I can read the signs Stay right with it When the road unwinds I can handle whatever I stumble upon I don't even notice She's gone Most of the time https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SQbr4ISrjII Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: Wicker Man on July 27, 2018, 12:20:27 PM This is a song from Moby I had begun listening to after meeting my undiagnosed lover. To this day it still strikes a haunting chord and I have difficulty listening to it. It, for me, exemplifies the ironic and tragic nature of loving someone suffering from BPD.
All the people in her life who loved her the most knew the full brunt of her fury. We were all tested to the point of breaking --I failed the 'destructive failure' test and left her. "The Great Escape" I'll use a lock that has no key Bind you with chains That no one else can see Let the water creep over your face I'll send it in waves Just to watch you perform the great escape How long can you hold your breath While you hold mine again and wait Just to watch you perform the great escape I'll pull your arms tight behind you back Use myself as weight And wonder while you fade How long can you hold your breath While you hold mine again and wait Just to watch you perform the great escape Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: once removed on July 27, 2018, 01:31:44 PM i listened to a whole lot of eminem, particularly the Recovery album. really self empowering stuff, and i consciously avoided sad songs.
some years after Detaching he released this as a bonus track on a new album that i sure could have used at the time, but i found very poignant. interestingly, its about the only song in his catalog without profanity :) choruses cut for brevity. I can feel the heat rising Everything is on fire Today is a painful reminder of why It can only get brighter The further you put it behind ya But right now I'm on the inside Lookin out, cause I'm standing in the flames It’s a beautiful kind of pain Setting fire to yesterday Find the light, find the light, find the light Yesterday was the tornado warning, today is like the morning after Your world is torn in half, you wake in its wake to start the mourning process Rebuilding and you're still a work in progress Today is a whole new chapter, it's like an enormous ass thunderstorm has passed ya You weathered it and poked its eye out with the thorn bush that you Used to smell the roses, stopped to inhale can't even tell your nose is stuffed So focused on the brightside, then you floor the gas pedal And hit the corner faster, more assertive Never looking back, may hit the curb But everyday is a new learning curve, as you steer through life Sometimes you might not wanna swerve But you have to to avert a disaster, lucky no permanent damage Cause they hurt you so bad, it's like they murdered your ass And threw dirt on your casket, but you returned from the ashes And that hurt that you have, you just converted to gasoline And while you're burning the past, standing at inferno and chant So familiarize with what having to swallow this pill is like It happens all the time, they take your heart and steal your life And it's as though you feel you've died because you've been killed inside But yet you're still alive which means you will survive Although today you may weep because you're weak and Everything seems so bleak and hopeless The light that you're seeking, it begins to seep in That's the only thing keepin' you from leapin' off the motherfreaking deep end And I'm pulling for you to push through this feeling And with a little time that should do the healin' And by tomorrow you may even feel so good that you're willing To forgive them even after all that ____ you been put through This feeling of resilience is building and the flames are burning Quick as fire wood through this building, you're sealed in But you're fireproof flame retardant you withstood it And as you climb up to the roof you're just chillin' and you look down Cause you're so over them you could put the heel of your foot through the ceilin' As time passes, things change everyday But wounds, wounds heal But scars still remaining the same But tomorrow today's goin' down in flames Throw the match set the past ablaze So feel the fire beneath your feet As you barely even perspire from the heat Exhale deep and breathe a sigh of relief And as you say goodbye to the grief It's like watching the walls melt in your prison cell But you've extinguished this living hell Still a little piece of you dies, you scream Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: JNChell on July 27, 2018, 09:35:12 PM 2 full albums for you.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=97sYm0Bkd3Y&index=8&list=PLyI3z-7R4O1khpd8nxPuVg4T-oT9s2BD9 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dWy3Q30Cn2A&list=PLD6245C6E0DE40AE1 Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: RomanticFool on July 28, 2018, 12:37:00 AM I listened to two versions of Baby Blue. The first one was Badfinger and after watching the last episode of Breaking Bad I posted it on Twitter. My ex actually asked me if I directed it at her. I guess the bit about ‘The special love I had for you’ was really.
https://youtu.be/9rVt7nZTPBA “Guess I got what I deserved, Kept you waiting there too long my love... ”. The second version is Van Morrison’s version of Baby Blue: https://youtu.be/jdb_3H-28dE “The sky too is falling in over you, And it’s all over now Baby Blue... .” Title: Re: Music for Detaching Post by: JNChell on July 28, 2018, 01:07:37 AM https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=maWt1XtKoak
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