He wants people to know that there is always help available, such as the National Suicide Prevention. This song was an anchor for me when I was feeling “low,” and a celebration when I was feeling “high.” What hit me the most, though, was that different parts of the song had such powerful meaning at different points in my life. On 1-80, Logic shows that suicide is never the answer to anyone’s problems.
I started the song over and listened to the way it progressed, feeling amazed. I was hearing it from a new perspective, one where suicidal thoughts were rare. As it got to the second verse, when Alessia Cara starts singing, it caught my attention. This week it came up on a Spotify playlist I had made, and at first, I didn’t listen that closely. The song’s progression made so much more sense to me after realizing that, and it really highlights the importance of reaching out and the difference that one conversation can make in a person’s life.įor no specific reason, I hadn’t heard the song in a while. As I was looking over the lyrics to write this, I learned the song is actually sung from the perspective of someone who wants to die by suicide and calls the hotline.
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