My Crying Song for You
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- Diane Kaufman, MD wrote the lyric of "My Crying Song for You." The song and vocal was AI generated in collaboration with Nate Wubu. The song is now beautifully performed by vocalist Brittany Hadley and also has new instrumentation plus mix and mastering by James Manno of JAMMAN Productions Recording Studio. Grief comes to all who love. When death is by suicide, the grief of loved ones left behind can be overwhelming. There is an increased risk of suicide in suicide loss survivors. The Hold On Campaign for Suicide Prevention uses the power of art to connect, express, and heal. Diane Kaufman, MD, who is a poet, artist, retired child psychiatrist, and suicide attempt and suicide loss survivor, is the founder/director of the Hold On Campaign for Suicide Prevention. If you are in crisis or at risk of suicide, please call 988 for help. It's never too late to hope & live & love again. Please see www.holdoncampaign.org to learn more.
Just beautiful. Comforting and honest, refreshingly truthful. Thank you!
Thank you! What you say echoes the immortal words of John Keats, "'Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty.' - that is all / Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know."
What a human song. Every word is heartfelt. May it help heal those who have lost someone this way. Thank you for your work and congratulations to everyone involved.
Thank you! Your recognizing it as a "human song" means so much. The song reaches out emotionally and touches the heart even as the lyric says in the midst of such pain no words and melody can make any difference. And yet they do...
I am so proud of all the work done by the Hold on Campaign! This song hits different - so emotional right now!
Thank you, Kino! The song expresses the overwhelming pain of losing a loved one to suicide and yet at the same time caringly encourages hope for life and love again for that suicide loss survivor. I would like this song to be heard around the world.
This is a beautiful & moving song. I appreciate how you share comfort and hope to those who are hurting. Thank you for the love that you share.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Yes, the Hold On Campaign for Suicide Prevention wants to offer "comfort" and give "hope and love" to those in pain. I am so glad you felt "My Crying Song for You" was "beautiful and moving."
A beautiful and powerful song of hope and healing for those broken-hearted by grief and loss - the words so authentic it reaches the soul in a deep way. Thank you for your vision and all the ways hope & healing is offered through the Hold on Campaign for Suicide Prevention; through your poetry and co-created songs.
Thank you, Karen! To reach out to someone who is pain through the power of art to inspire hope and healing is the mission of the Hold On Campaign for Suicide Prevention. It is so fulfilling to know you experienced "My Crying Song for You" to be "beautiful, powerful, authentic" and that it "reaches the soul in a deep way."
"It's never too late to be alive again," A song of healing. Thank you.
Thank you! To be a "song of healing" is a great thing. Albert Camus said, "There is but one truly serious philosophical problem and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy." He also said, “In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer. And that makes me happy. For it says that no matter how hard the world pushes against me, within me, there’s something stronger - something better, pushing right back.” I think this great philosopher and author would agree that "It's never too late to be alive again."
The sensibility of the lyrics gives voice to the heartache of losing a loved one by suicide. It is a beautiful song that is not one note, addressing the full range of emotions one may feels and still encouraging to live again to the fullest. The message is beautifully brought home by the singer’s voice. It is a wonderful song.
Oh! Thank you so very much for what you said as that is what the song hopes to impart. There is no denying the depths of sorrow and yet there is a reality that can honor the pain and also encourage us to live and love again. I agree with you about Brittany, the singer. She has emotion in her voice which makes the song even more powerful and meaningful.