Song sounds like it was penned by a PFS or PAS victim!
I wrote it. Check out this new one
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Some readers here will know that my wife of 50 years passed away in April.
I’ve been remiss in not posting to this thread, or to the Forum in general, much since that time.
Last night as I was finishing up my evening, the words lonely days and lonely nights came into mind. This morning I found the song.
This tune was penned by the Bee Gees long prior to their disco time. The video I’ve chosen is from late 1970. (One of the first music videos made that I know of.) It shows each of the three BG members alone, and then meeting up.
The significance of this song is that the Bee Gees had broken up as a band for over a year, and this was one of the first songs that they wrote upon their reuniting. (They also wrote the song How Can You Mend a Broken Heart immediately after the group got back together.)
The song speaks to me because after all those years, every day and every night is lonely for me now. I hope you enjoy it. Jim
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So sorry to hear about your loss Jim. Sending my condolences. I can’t even imagine how difficult it must be for you
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I tried offing myself over this PFS crap a couple years ago, and she’s the one that saved me. And everyday is so hard, she’s not here for moral support anymore. Thank you for your kind thoughts. Jim
Victim - Avenged Sevenfold
This song pretty much sums it all up. In fact, the whole album looks like a very accurate metaphor to PFS/PSSD. I recommend listening to it fully, it’s a bit blood boiling but at least put our suffering in words and great music.
I’m so lonely biochemically and logically. Perfectly describes the situation. Screw this half life.