This song is nothing but comfort for me. It was the first song I ever heard, my mom would sing it to me when I had a bad dream, and the night my dad moved out when my parent's divorce was final, I listened to this on the cassette player. Now it's one of my recovery from depression songs. I'm not fully recovered, in fact I just started treatment, but this song makes me smile with the assurance that in my life the sun will come. It seems like when I'm about to fall apart, The Beatles have a song that saves me!
My mother just passed away this Sunday and this was the last song I played for her. To me it symbolized her battle with cancer; the cold winter was the battle, but the sun was god coming for her to take away all the pain and that everything was going to be alright.
My mother just passed away this Sunday and this was the last song I played for her. To me it symbolized her battle with cancer; the cold winter was the battle, but the sun was god coming for her to take away all the pain and that everything was going to be alright.
This song is nothing but comfort for me. It was the first song I ever heard, my mom would sing it to me when I had a bad dream, and the night my dad moved out when my parent's divorce was final, I listened to this on the cassette player. Now it's one of my recovery from depression songs. I'm not fully recovered, in fact I just started treatment, but this song makes me smile with the assurance that in my life the sun will come. It seems like when I'm about to fall apart, The Beatles have a song that saves me!
Awwww :') How sweet! And yes, music has saved me as well. Not only from the world, but from myself.
Awwww :') How sweet! And yes, music has saved me as well. Not only from the world, but from myself.
My mother just passed away this Sunday and this was the last song I played for her. To me it symbolized her battle with cancer; the cold winter was the battle, but the sun was god coming for her to take away all the pain and that everything was going to be alright.
My mother just passed away this Sunday and this was the last song I played for her. To me it symbolized her battle with cancer; the cold winter was the battle, but the sun was god coming for her to take away all the pain and that everything was going to be alright.
@Hime17 \r\n\r\nHope you\'re well today, Hime17.\r\n\r\n
@Hime17 \r\n\r\nHope you\'re well today, Hime17.\r\n\r\n