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Down From Hell
Poison OakSong about uplifting a friend from unnecessary negative thoughts. From excessive substance use on the weekend. It's about a friend talking them out of the comedown spiral. It has big pop punk guitar riffs and feel “Down From Hell” is about watching someone you care about struggle with their own head - being stuck in a cycle of negative thinking, unhealthy coping mechanisms, self-sabotage and cynicism. It captures the frustration of trying to help someone break out of that cycle and talk them back from that place.
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