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Not a huge music guy, but my college roomate use to listen to soundgarden a lot. At least I seem to remember it being soundgarden (could be wrong). There was one song that was very depressing.

Someone in this thread will probably recognize the song, but it goes something like this...

I want you to scrape me off the walls, and go crazy, like you've made me.. etc..

Always was fairly depressing to me.

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Synchronicity part II, the Police

Nothing like a nice song about a guy murdering his whole family to make you feel all cheery.

~Bang

Is that what that song was about? Huh. Never knew that.

My vote goes to Brick, by Ben Folds.

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Not a huge music guy, but my college roomate use to listen to soundgarden a lot. At least I seem to remember it being soundgarden (could be wrong). There was one song that was very depressing.

Someone in this thread will probably recognize the song, but it goes something like this...

I want you to scrape me off the walls, and go crazy, like you've made me.. etc..

Always was fairly depressing to me.

Thats actually from "Dirt" by Alice In Chains.

Speaking of AIC, I'd say "Down in a Hole" and "Rain When I Die" are depressing.

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Is that what that song was about? Huh. Never knew that.

My vote goes to Brick, by Ben Folds.

Yep, give a listen to it... the guy gets up, has breakfast, goes to work, feels more and more boxed in by the mundane of his existence. At work he is pretty much crapped on all day by everybody, then goes home and kills everyone.

All the while they play this metaphor of a monster rising from a lake. The song ends as the monster rises, and he walks in his front door. You can guess the rest.

~Bang

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Take one last look before you leave

'Cause oh, somehow it means so much to me.

If you ever need me you know just where I'll be

Please call home if you change your mind.

I guess I saw it coming day by day

Oh, but I could not stand the failure

Before you leave, there's just one thing I must say

Please call home if you change your mind

Oh, and I know, you're used to running

You're lost baby and I ain't funnin'

If you call to me baby I'll come runnin'

Straight to your side

Again I'll confide in you

Girl, go on, I won't say no more

My heart ain't in it but I'll hold the door

Just remember what I said before

Please call home if you change your mind

Please call home if you change your mind

(greg allman)

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Yep, give a listen to it... the guy gets up, has breakfast, goes to work, is pretty much crapped on all day by everybody, then goes home and kills everyone.

All the while they play this metaphor of a monster rising from a lake. The song ends as the monster rises, and he walks in his front door. You can guess the rest.

~Bang

the monster is the Locke ness

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the monster is the Locke ness

Well, not exactly,, it's just a metaphor,, they use the "Dark Scottish lake" to make the mood, but it's not necessarily Loch Ness.. it fits though because of the 'known' monster who is supposed to live there, and in the past was not known to be as shy or friendly.

~Bang

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