Songs that describe your depression....

High Anxiety - Sugary Ray
Run Away Train - Soul Asylum
Natural Blues - Moby
The Promise - Tracy Chapman

Unwell - Matchbox 20
"I'm not crazy, I'm just a little unwell - I know, right now you can't tell."
Um, yeah?

Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve

Tears and Rain - James Blunt

Had one, that described me, well, way back when I first battled. "House of Pain" -Faster Pussycat.

Now, 'Yesterdays' -GnR

wild world....

thats easy I FALL TO PIECES/PATSY CLINE

If You're going thru hell
Rodney Atkins

Landslide, by Fleetwood Mac, featuring Stevie NicksI Need You Now Lady Antebellum

A lot of songs by Porcupine Tree...Prodigal, Way Out of Here, Don't Hate Me, Collapse the Light into Earth...Just to name a few. Also the song "Postcard" by Steven Wilson who is the front man of Porcupine Tree (I have a bit of an obsession, in case you couldn't tell, lol)

Also The Beach Boys - "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times", Tom Waits - "I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love With You", The Velvet Underground - "All Tomorrow's Parties"...Too many good ones to mention.

Lost In Space...Aimee Mann
Overcome...Better Than Ezra
A Hopeless Attempt...Charlotte Martin
Sonny Came Home...Shawn Colvin
Grey Street....Dave Matthews Band
Babylon...David Gray
Train Wreck...Sarah McLachlan

Bottom Of The World - Emily Haines

Johnny I hardly knew ya - dropkick murphys
I wanna die - dark lotus
sundown - hed (p.e)
what really hurts - Sean spillane
places you go - OMPS (?)
daydreams - hed (p.e)

some songs
Yolanda adams- the battle is not yours(great when coping with my depression)
Pink- Just give me a reason
Somebody that i used to know
welcome to my life
papa roach- scars
my chemical romance- helena
daughtry-over you

Everybody hurts-R.E.M

Wonder why you ever go home....Jimmy Buffett
Tropical Depression...Alan Jackson
How soon is now....The Smiths
Chant No1....Spandau Ballet

There with you ((((((( buttercup )))))))
Love you,
Fuzzy

Empty - Metric

"Song For Dad" (Keith Urban)


Lately I've been noticing
I say the same things he used to say
And I even find myself acting the very same way
I tap my fingers on the table
To the rhythm in my soul
And I jingle the car keys
When I'm ready to go
When I look in the mirror
He's right there in my eyes
Starin' back at me and I realize

The older I get
The more I can see
How much he loved my mother and my brother and me
And he did the best that he could
And I only hope when I have my own family
That everyday I see
A little more of my father in me

There were times I thought he was bein'
Just a little bit hard on me
But now I understand he was makin' me
Become the man he knew that I could be
In everything he ever did
He always did with love
And I'm proud today to say I'm his son
When somebody says I hope I get to meet your dad
I just smile and say you already have

The older I get
The more I can see
How much he loved me
And he did the best that he could

He's in my eyes
My heart, my soul
My hands, my pride
And when I feel alone

And I think I can't go on
I hear him sayin' "Son you'll be alright"
Everything's gonna be alright"
Yes it is

The older I get
The more I can see
That he loved me
And he did the best that he could

A little more of my father in me

AND


Bruce Springsteen, "My Father's House"

I listen to a lot of the ones already mentioned here, especially all the Matchbox 20 ones. A few of my other favorites are:

Iris - Goo Goo Dolls
Better Than Me - Hinder
Another Horsedreamer's Blues - Counting Crows
Perfect Blue Buildings - Counting Crows
'Round Here - Counting Crows
Hate Me - Blue October

An Ode To No One - Smashing Pumpkins

My Thanksgiving - Henley

A song that keeps me going is unwritten by Natasha bedingfield

Run Through the Jungle--Credence Clearwater Revival