Song of the week staff pick by Staff Editor Miranda Spencer: “Written and originally recorded by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails in 1995, this haunting song performed near the end of Cash’s life epitomizes the grief, hopelessness and self-hatred of the experience labeled depression. Its lyrics also well capture the feelings of being let down by psychiatry.”
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But I’m not a slave to a god
That doesn’t exist
And I’m not a slave to a world
That doesn’t give a shit
But I’m not a slave to a god
That doesn’t exist
And I’m not a slave to a world
That doesn’t give a shit
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I hurt myself to see if I could feel. Johnny did recreational drugs but psych drugs are just as numbing.
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