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Writing this with tears in my eyesâŚThis is such an uncommon message for a song, and one I never knew I needed to hear until I heard this. Iâm 25. Grew up in a small town in southern Indiana. Went to the college of my dreams in the south suburbs of Chicago. I graduated two months after the world went into slumber when the sickness arrived. I was scared as hell for that next big leap into life, but I made it anyway, starting my career in a place whose roads my tires didnât recognize, passing faces whose smiles my heart didnât know. Because I wanted to make a difference. While I set out to do that, the world kept spinning and kids in my life back home kept growing up and my dad kept getting sicker and the distance between here and home seemed to grow wider. A year into that ânext chapterâ and my my sister was hit and killed by a drunk driver three weeks after her college graduation (2021). Almost packed up my bags and went home then because life and impermanence were much less abstract and hit a lot closer to home after that. Family, meanwhile, felt farther from it.
But for different reasons, I stayed. Even bought my first house another year later. I look back on what, and who, these past three years have brought me, and in spite of the pains and the heartache and the homesickness, Iâm glad I packed up my car. Iâm glad I said what I felt. I am sad, and I am grateful, and I am trying to be where I am.
Thereâs a lot of mixed feelings about this whole experience. Thanks for giving a voice to some of them.
I think I might be going back home next year.
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I cry whenever I hear this part
Of the song.
My 16 year old cousin passed away from suicide. She was absolutely one of my most favorite people, and seeing her go at such a young age broke me. But I canât imagine what it did to my cousinâs family.
She was the sweetest. Her kindness was absolutely contagious, and I never knew how precious time was until you lost a loved one. We did absolutely everything together. She was that one cousin that Iâd always be excited to see when I went to their house. Despite are age gap, she was sweet and didnât really care how young or old you were, she made friends with everyone.
My uncle always says- âShe was sick for many years and we couldnât find the right medicine.â The words: âWe ainât angry at you love, youâre the greatest thing weâve lost..â always makes me think of her, for she left her note, asking her mother to not tell anyone of her death, because she didnât want people to end up like her, or even put the idea in her head.
Dang, I miss her so much.
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I'm moving to a big city in a different state for college in 25 days. There's a whirlwind of different emotions every day. Guilt for leaving my two younger siblings behind in this small town, fear for living in a completely new place where no one knows me, and excitement to be the first person in my family to go to college. Through these last few days I've listened to this song to build courage and remind myself that I'm setting a path for my siblings. Thank you for reminding so many people(like myself) that it isn't selfish to move on and grow. I can't wait to listen to this song when I'm feeling homesick!
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@SophiaWilliams-1387ts
4 months ago
This song makes me cry every time
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