What song would you like to die to?

[nihilism44]

I'll start,
How to Disappear Completely by Radiohead
I feel like this song perfectly captures what it feels like to dissociate, it sounds like how I imagine death to feel, and it's damn beautiful.

 

[heretogethelp]

riders on the storm by the doors

 

[FuneralCry]

Funeral Cry - Dark Sanctuary. This is what my username is named after and the song's lyrical contents are about wanting death to set us free from this life.

 

[Sans]

A simple yet beautiful melancholic song. A song from a game? How dumb. I imagine some may think that. But I'm not kidding. It brings to mind all the memories, the (few) happy and the sad, and stirs up a mental recollection of my whole life story leading up to my final moments.

 

[sacrificial lamb]

For some reason I feel like there's going to be so much Radiohead in this thread, haha.
I've been fantasizing about this for a bit too long.

 

[Bedrock48]

I feel like this song has been "the" song for a while. It seems fitting.

Honorable mention

 

[Trojan]

"And When I Die" by Blood, Sweat and Tears
it's perfect.

 

[Ghostly]

 

[Latios]

I've posted this on other threads but here is my choice



My interpretation of it is that there's what sounds like a baby crying (someone who's just entered life) and an ambulance siren (for someone who's just exited life)...if I was looking over my life the first question I would ask would by ``why?'' Why did small things x, y, and z happen that dramatically altered my life (both good and bad)? The main lyrics ``don't ask my why'' tell us there's no explanation, so don't ask--things happen for no reason. For some reason, I find this thought comforting, that there's no explanation and no reason for why things happen to us -- they're just random, and there's no deeper reason that we might search for.

It's as if someone has just died, and they're expecting to find out some deep underlying plan/set of reasons for seemingly-random stuff that happened to them.....and they find out there is none...don't ask me why. :) The message and melody are very calming and reassuring...

I also find that the picture of an old-timey small rocky mountain town adds to the feelings of calming, of comfort and of contemplation...and I feel like the voice in the background at around 3:26 that sounds like it is saying ``...no matter what'' is comforting..

Hopefully this wasn't too rambling and pretentious lmao.

 

[Rayzieka]

Being a weirdo I'd probably play some upbeat happy song to contrast all the doom and gloom id be emitting.
Maybe 'Steal My Sunshine - Len' or 'Modern Love - David Bowie' Hehe, songs that make me feel a bit better.
I'd rather not go out crying.

 

[Jiroscope]

A simple yet beautiful melancholic song. A song from a game? How dumb. I imagine some may think that. But I'm not kidding. It brings to mind all the memories, the (few) happy and the sad, and stirs up a mental recollection of my whole life story leading up to my final moments.


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That's a beautiful song from a great game, it's not dumb. If they think that, fuck em. It's your death.

 

[EDMisgood]

Tears in the Rain-Hans Zimmer

 

[I-can-only-imagine]

The song from the credits of the third lord of the rings:

Annie Lennox 'into the west'

The words really resonate about coming to journeys end

 

[Downbylife]

This anime had all the emotions that teared me apart, soundtrack is brilliant aswell

 

[Sans]

I may have already answered this thread once, but I've got another song I may fancy swinging to:



A very happy and upbeat song... a reminder of the happiness that I was denied in life.

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

Probably this one...

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

"The Sound of Silence" turned on mute. The original version.

 

[lanax09]

I'd like to die to the sound of rain and maybe some thunder and wind when I take the jump. However, I do kind of like the idea of dying listening to doin your mom jfl

 

[greyismyfavecolor]

I haven't thought about it yet, honestly. But good choice OP. I really like that song too.

 

[BlankUser]

Just sound of water and birds... Seagulls screaming. The Earth has music for those who listen

 

[xkonstantinexx]

For some reason I can imagine passing on with this.

 

[grungeCat]

Most likely this song. It's (probably) the last song my idol, Tomasz Beksiński, listenned to before his suicide. I have to admit that his music taste was gorgeous. Lullaby to eternal sleep. Good night.

 

[𖣴 nadia 𖣴]

If only CTB was this peaceful and easy.

SYML - Where's my Love



Cold bones, yeah, that's my love
She hides away, like a ghost
Does she know that we bleed the same?
Don't wanna cry but I break that way
Cold sheets, but where's my love?
I am searching high
I'm searching low in the night
Does she know that we bleed the same?
Don't wanna cry but I break that way
Did she run away?
Did she run away, I don't know
If she ran away
If she ran away, come back home
Just come home
I got a fear, oh, in my blood
She was carried up into the clouds, high above
If you've bled, I bleed the same
If you're scared, I'm on my way
Did you run away?
Did you run away, I don't need to know
If you ran away
If you ran away, come back home
Just come home

 

[Shadowplay]

Also known as 'Rhubarb'

 

[LingeringUnreal]

SN takes a while so I'd have a whole playlist, but if I could pick the exact moment, definitely this one I've been obsessed with for months.

 

[8AEM]

 

[Versailles]

 

[tieiwi]

Idk if the video will show up. It's Yume Utsutsu by Lamp. I've been delaying my ctb date because I still want to keep listening to it…

 

[Kalebri]

The sound of nature.

 

[som1]