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    #16
    rock songs about addiction and recovery

    "Sober"

    There's a shadow just behind me,
    Shrouding every step I take,
    Making every promise empty,
    Pointing every finger at me.
    Waiting like a stalking butler
    Who upon the finger rests.
    Murder now the path of "must we"
    Just because the son has come.

    Jesus, won't you fucking whistle
    Something but the past is done?
    Jesus, won't you fucking whistle
    Something but the past is done?

    Why can't we not be sober?
    I just want to start this over.
    Why can't we drink forever.
    I just want to start this over.

    I am just a worthless liar.
    I am just an imbecile.
    I will only complicate you.
    Trust in me and fall as well.
    I will find a center in you.
    I will chew it up and leave,
    I will work to elevate you
    Just enough to bring you down.

    Mother Mary won't you whisper
    Something but the past is done.
    Mother Mary won't you whisper
    Something but the past is done.

    Why can't we not be sober?
    Just want to start this over.
    Why can't we sleep forever.
    I just want to start this over.

    I am just a worthless liar.
    I am just an imbecile.
    I will only complicate you.
    Trust in me and fall as well.
    I will find a center in you.
    I will chew it up and leave,
    Trust me [x5]

    Why can't we not be sober?
    Just want to start things over.
    Why can't we sleep forever.
    I just want to start this over.

    I want what I want [x4]
    Rahul
    --------------------------------------------
    Rewiring my brain ... done ...
    Updating brain "attitude" firmware ... done ...
    Rebooting ... done ...
    Restarted program called "Life" ... started successfully ...

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      #17
      rock songs about addiction and recovery

      this is my fav, its about recovery, i feel

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5Y11hwjMNs


      Birds flying high you know how I feel
      Sun in the sky you know how I feel
      Breeze driftin' on by you know how I feel


      It's a new dawn
      It's a new day
      It's a new life
      For me
      And I'm feeling good

      Fish in the sea you know how I feel
      River running free you know how I feel
      Blossom on the tree you know how I feel




      Dragonfly out in the sun you know what I mean, don't you know
      Butterflies all havin' fun you know what I mean
      Sleep in peace when day is done
      That's what I mean

      And this old world is a new world
      And a bold world
      For me

      Stars when you shine you know how I feel
      Scent of the pine you know how I feel
      Oh freedom is mine
      And I know how I feel
      AF since 10/26/2009

      It will be five years sober 10/26/2014

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        #18
        rock songs about addiction and recovery

        Great thread .
        Concrete Blonde - "Joey"
        Soul ASylum - "Runaway Train"

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          #19
          rock songs about addiction and recovery

          If you're into Tool and like "Sober", then pretty much everything by A Perfect Circle on "The Thirteenth Step" is fantastic -- my favorites are The Outsider, Blue, Weak and Powerless, Pet, and Gravity. In an interview, Maynard said:

          "The songs on Thirteenth Step for the most part are about the various processes of addiction, behavioral addictions, chemical addictions, and each song is kind of sung from a different perspective. I've a lot of friends who've gone through a lot of these situations. Some of the songs are sung from the perspective of the actual drug, from the perspective of someone who has realized that they have an issue or a problem, also from the perspective of a person who realizes that if they don't do something they're going to die, a song from the perspective of a person who is in denial about a loved one, dying right before their eyes. And in the case of "The Outsider", it's sung from the perspective of a person who doesn't understand at all what their friend is going through, what their loved one is going through, and they think that it's more like a sprained ankle; they can just kind of walk it off."[9]
          Gratefully AF and NF since March 23, 2014

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