Jelly Roll & Skylar Grey – Past Yesterday (Amazon Music Live)

Season 3 of Amazon Music Live returns, bringing together football and music fans for can't miss performances from today's most exciting artists, playing their latest hits after Prime Video's Thursday Night Football.

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[rhiafensom]

That growl with "some things you can't wash off" I felt that in my bones and the sadness on Jelly's face too😢 my abuser was my Mums boyfriend. This song makes me shed a tear every time I listen to it. This live performance was incredible, gave me goosebumps 👏

[lesliehall]

Mine was my dad. From an infant till I was 13. It never goes away. My mom stayed with him and sent me away. I’m more than what’s been done to me.

[special.]

Only three and a half days clean from a very long addiction to Fentanyl after abuse and I very much needed this song tonight.

[aerionmcintyre]

This song is more than words can explain. Make so many of us feel heard. Beautiful yet so heavy... can't tell you how much I love this song

[KandiTheChosen]

Phewww jelly when you went for "you cant wash off" phew man no amount of scrubbing!! And you nailed it with that emphasis ❤😢😢

[janejones]

Mine was my grandfather. My minister father and mother both knew but they left me alone knowing he came to our house everyday. Save me brought me to my knees. This man is healing my soul at 55❤

[sherribaker]

“Cause you ain’t the hell that you’ve been through, you’re more than what’s been done to you.” ❤️‍🩹

[gingermckee]

Shine that light, Jelly. Let’s take on generational trauma with clear eyes and full hearts ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

[MarcWoolf]

Wow, Skylar Grey sounds phenomenal 🖤🖤

[mikestover]

A topic that truly needs to be brought out in the spotlight

[mamaj]

Thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. At 45 I am finally able to talk about "IT"....this song gave me the power I've been missing. I've spent my life helping others to fix themselves and now it's MY TURN❤

[cyrenacorrell]

I know so many people who have gone through this. I pray they find healing, through this song.

[johnene]

You're more than what's been done to you. ❤

[Lilhobbitmama]

I literally been keeping this song on repeat. Hits home a little bit. Wasn't a "trusted neighbor" was my own bio father.

[reganfisher]

I can't count how many of your songs have broken me down ❤

[Aquatofanablue]

This song is incredibly beautiful and healing. As a victim of trafficking, child SA and multiple rapes related to abuse by family and their friends/associates, this song says everything that I want people to understand. I don’t have any vices per se, but I struggle to not have them. I struggle to function normally every day, whatever “normal” even is. It took me many years to become a person who ate at a table, had regular meals, had a safe place to sleep, to finish typical school and even have standard medical/dental care. I didn’t even learn to drive a car until I was 22 years old because I was never treated as a person growing up. I was an object to be passed around and shared or a commodity to be sold repeatedly. I think I was probably 27 or so before I mostly acclimated to doing regular things. Finally at 50 years old, 14 years of college, 20 years of intensive, ongoing therapy, I am still hyper vigilant, still have some food insecurity and still deal with my trauma. I wish I could explain how much it changes someone, in their soul. There are to this day, nude pictures of me as a minor being traded online. Most of the people who abused me were never punished. I have to live with that every single day. So again, thank you for making this beautiful song that acknowledges the pain that so many have felt. You have made an incredible impact on me and that means more than I can say in a comment section. Just beautiful, I cry in a good way, especially the bridge. It is like a light in the darkness. I keep replaying that part as a mantra. Much love to you. ❤

[Rosaliafernandez]

Too many of us share the same hidden corner of unspoken pain
JR and Bunnie are our loud whispers upon the world ❤

[stephanie]

Jelly Roll ur my therapist. Thank you lord
This man touched my heart and soul 💔 😢

[MichelleVD_]

2 neighbor boys. I was so little.
Started when I was in 2nd grade and one boy was 15 and the other was 12.
It’s still with me. I’m 52. He’s married and has kids of his own. I found out about 10 years ago there were 3 other little girls in the neighborhood that the older boy also molested. I randomly came across this song. I’m crying because it feels like my story. Love and prayers to all of the survivors❤️

[sandrareborn_mom]

Absolutely love this song although I get emotional when I listen to it I finally feel heard