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You Can’t Argue with a Dead Man
You Can’t Argue with a Dead Man
You Can’t Argue with a Dead Man
Tuesday 31st August 2021
Felicity Urquhart shares her journey of creating 'Frozen Rabbit' amidst personal tragedy, revealing the healing power of music. Listen on 'Days Like These'.
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And you can't argue with the dead man, and it's obviously some great, horrible pain just swallowed him up and he had to stop that pain.
Imagine gearing up for the biggest year of your career, only to have your world turned upside down. That's what happened to Felicity Urquhart, a beloved country singer from Australia. In this episode of 'Days Like These', Felicity opens up about creating her first solo album in a decade, 'Frozen Rabbit', and the unexpected events that changed everything. Alongside her husband, Glen Hannah, who was both a musician and producer, Felicity poured her heart into the album.
But as the year unfolded, tragedy struck in ways no one could have anticipated. Felicity talks openly about the profound grief and depression she faced following Glen's death. She shares how music became her lifeline, helping her process her emotions and find a way forward. Through her candid reflections, you'll hear about the resilience of the human spirit and the healing power of music.
Felicity's story is both heart-wrenching and inspiring, showing that even in the darkest times, there can be light. This episode does discuss sensitive topics related to suicide, so please listen with care. Dive into this moving narrative and witness how one woman's love for music helped her navigate through unimaginable loss.