🎵 The Fray - How to Save a Life REACTION

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[Fabboi_unl]

"This is tragically beautiful"
No more words needed.

[jhawk]

Brad, you are absolutely correct about people being able to put on a happy front. I was the happiest guy at the bar, laughing and joking with everyone. When I got home and was alone, things were very different. My thoughts would get very dark and my self loathing would kick into overdrive. Thankfully, I was able to fight off the noise in my head and I got help(it's OK to get help). I'm living clean and sober for years now, and I'm happy and greatful to be alive. It turns out I didn't really want to die, I just didn't want to live that way anymore. Please, if you are struggling in any way, get help. The world is a better place with you in it. I love you.

[surlechapeau]

"You Found Me" and "Over My Head (Cable Car)" were their other top 10 hits.

[Fonny]

I remember when this song came out seeing an interview with the lead singer and he said it was inspired by an experience he had when he went to help a local group home for troubled teenagers. There was one specific person that was depressed and using drugs and harming himself and losing friends and family as a result. Nobody knew how to help him and the song kind of grew from that experience. I could be remembering some details wrong.

[TropicalHat]

"Some times the hospital just picks a day to pile it on."

This song breaks me

[Syzygy]

It’s definitely a moving song. Both my Brother and Sister killed themselves. Its tough.

[richard_n]

I've been in the same situation a few times in my life. You don't have to worry about saying the right thing to someone, you just have to listen and be there for them. That alone usually is all someone needs to rethink those toxic thoughts. Knowing that someone actually gives a crap about them is all 99% of people need.

[alyssaturek]

This song was on repeat when one of my past students (she was 10 when I taught her), committed suicide at 12 years old. Such a happy and sweet girl. She went into middle school and ended up getting bullied. It messed so much with my head. I would see her every day at 10 years old, happy, playing with friends. And to hear she was being bullied so badly that she, a child at the age of 12 was hurting so bad that she felt ending everything was the best option, just kills me. A child that age should never have those thoughts. Shouldn't know what suicide is. Her mom had no idea she was bullied until after the fact. This poor girl suffered in silence. It's heart wrenching!

[Pudgybro]

The Fray " Happiness" is my favorite song by them. Tears and goosebumps!!!!

[vtnir]

This song never fails to bring tears to my eyes

[mamamac]

Dive into the Fray. They are amazing. Look After You is one of my favorites.

[stevenblock]

This song has been closely associated with Grey's Anatomy since that show's second season (It's now in its nineteenth.) and is the unofficial song of that show. It has also been featured on Scrubs and One Tree Hill.

[dustinoneil]

Always loved “Look After You” by the Fray!!!

[KeithDCanada]

This song always makes me think of a friend I worked with near 14 years ago. She had an identical twin sister, both a year out of university, and they were both amazing human beings. I remember walking into work after New Years and hearing that they both had been killed in a head on collision with a drunk driver on New Years Eve. They were born within minutes of each other, and they both passed in the hospital from their injuries early on New Years Day, also within minutes of each other. I can't imagine what that would feel like as a parent.

I wish the drunk driver would have had someone, like in this song, who would have tried to stop them from getting in his truck that night.

[mkmstillstackin]

It's been years since I've heard this one. Agree with you guys, was and is always a beautiful song.

[shawnspace]

Such a powerful song. In the life that I used to exist in there were those where the pain was deep and the despair so agonizing that joy could no longer be found in living, but only hope in dying. I walked that fence many times and know grace and mercy and love were what saved me from the ravages of addiction. I have never known a powerlessness so intense than when I've had to watch others slip away because they no longer could believe that, that same grace and mercy and love was for them as well. My life's work is in letting my story be the anchor of hope for the lost. The stories are tragic and heart wrenching because precious human life is attached to them.

[starcke]

"painfully youthful".. nailed it, Brad. 😢

[patton]

I know Isaac and the guys in this band from way back in the Denver music scene and various church worship stuff. The story is Isaac was youth pastoring at a group home for troubled teens in Denver. Him and Joe (the guitarist in The Fray) went on a mountain camp retreat with the kids and one of the kids inspired them to write this song. So this song is about that experience. Peace!

[MrLedotson]

It's hard to believe that anyone hasn't heard at least part of the song. It was in an episode of Grey Anatomy in 2011 and ABC used it in the shows commercial 300 times a day for like a year.

[helenchristie]

I haven’t listened to this in so long, had forgotten how good it is.