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Why do I keep trying to help high school seniors overcome depression?
All in all.
Everything makes sense now!!!
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311: "I Once Thought of Ending It All" Shocked the Audience! (Thanks for Subscribing)
311: "I Once Thought of Ending It All" Shocked the Audience! (Thanks for Subscribing)
Su Chen ignored their speculations.
Instead, he looked at Han Fei, who was walking in through the side door.
He smiled gently at her.
This instantly calmed Han Fei's tense and conflicted heart.
But I was still very nervous when I saw so many people.
His eyes darted around.
In the end there was really nothing we could do.
He could only keep his eyes fixed on Su Chen.
It seems that this is the only way.
Only then can you find peace.
Su Chen walked to her side.
Stand still.
Holding the microphone, he said, "If possible, I really don't want anyone to be able to relate to the next song..."
"I really don't want to."
The voice fell.
The music slowly rose.
Su Chen held Han Fei's hand and helped her relax.
The two then exchanged a glance, and their voices came out.
“I once thought about ending it all. Because there were black-tailed gulls crying mournfully at the dock.”
"As the waves rise and fall, they disappear, carrying away the past and vanishing without a trace."
“I once thought about ending it all, because the apricot blossoms bloomed on my birthday.”
"If I were to doze off in that sunlight, would I turn to dust along with the dead remains of insects?"
As the sound rose.
Some people, however, didn't know what they were singing.
I just felt that the song sounded a bit sad.
But some people.
After hearing this song, I stood frozen in place as if struck by lightning.
His eyes were glazed over.
People around them called out to them quietly, but they couldn't wake them up.
Ding Yi is one of them.
The moment Su Chen and Han Fei opened their mouths.
Ding Yi stood still.
I was stunned.
"Peppermint candy, the lighthouse of the fishing port."
A rusty arched bridge, abandoned bicycles.
A heart with nowhere to go, standing before the fireplace at the wooden train station.
Today is so similar to yesterday.
To change tomorrow, you must change today.
As Han Fei sang this part, tears welled up in her eyes, and she screamed, "I know! I know! But...!"
Hear this.
Even people who don't understand the lyrics are moved to tears for no apparent reason.
If the performance of "Undersea" during the rally made them realize what a quiet death is like.
So, this song.
It allowed them to see the inner struggle of a patient!
Correct!
It's just a struggle!!!
They were shouting so desperately.
But no one around understood.
That kind of helplessness.
This reminded them of Little A from Su Chen's story.
When they chose to leave.
Did you really struggle with that internally?
"I once thought about ending it all, because my heart was empty!"
To cry because of feeling empty is a sign of longing for fulfillment.
"I once thought about ending it all, because my shoelaces came undone..."
"I once thought of ending it all, because the boy gazed at me with such deep affection..."
"..."
"..."
With the introduction of a line of lyrics.
While others were still struggling to understand the meaning of the lyrics.
Many people have already burst into tears.
If "Under the Sea" allowed everyone to experience the inner pain of people with depression, then...
So this song, "I Once Thought of Ending It All," directly voices the inner struggles of people suffering from depression.
No matter how happy they pretend to be on the surface.
How well they pretended to fit in.
Once night falls and all is quiet.
lonely.
helpless.
despair.
They accompanied them into every night.
The pain of their illness kept them awake every night.
These things.
Han Fei shouted it out directly through the song.
The screams were so heart-wrenching.
It broke our hearts.
Everyone, whether they understand it or not, whether they comprehend its meaning or not.
Everyone was moved by Han Fei's emotions.
Every single word.
They were all like nails stuck in their hearts.
The way they looked at Han Fei.
It's like watching a teenager trying to send a distress signal to the outside world.
uncomfortable.