Torie Miller
Torie Miller
Third Entry- SOB
Third Entry- SOB
Third Entry- SOB
Thursday 10th September 2020
Torie Miller explores Nathaniel Rateliff's 'Sob', discussing its powerful lyrics on alcoholism and the crucial need for support.
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Get the buttons here!Nathaniel Rateliff's Sob: A Musical Lens on Alcoholism
The whole premise of this song is actually very sad because it does speak about addiction and how tough it is to get out of that and how he's been drinking for Years and more is just going to bury him until he's dead.
What if a song could capture the raw emotions of battling alcoholism? In this episode of 'Addiction and Recovery', Torie Miller dives into Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats' hit song 'Sob'. The tune, with its catchy rhythm, carries a heavy message about the struggles of addiction. Torie breaks down the lyrics, like 'I'm going to need someone to care' and 'More will bury me', which reflect the desperation and isolation many addicts feel.
She explores how music can be a powerful tool for expressing these difficult emotions and reaching out for help. This episode isn't just about the song; it's about understanding the cultural impact of addiction and the importance of community support. Whether you're facing addiction yourself or know someone who is, Torie's discussion offers a heartfelt reminder that no one has to face this journey alone.