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There's too many ghosts in here Makes me wonder Will we find peace anywhere?
dmbondemand14,560 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

So, I’ve got a bit of medical PTSD when it comes to going under. One week ago marked two years since I was wheeled into surgery to have rods fused from C2 to T2 in my spine—only to wake up paralyzed from the shoulders down. (Now it's from the waist down, but still.) About a year after that, I found myself in an induced coma, lost in fever dreams while doctors fought to stabilize my failing renal and respiratory systems. And now, in just two weeks, I’ll be going under again—for the first time since all of that. Needless to say, I'm carrying a lot of fear into this. Thankfully, my doctor has agreed to let me wear AirPods while being sedated and even while under. Music played a huge role in helping me find peace during my coma, so I need to be incredibly intentional about what I listen to this time. Last time, Bartender was the #1 song that let me soar above the coma and into a place I needed to go, a place that made me feel OK if this were it. I’m looking for soft, calming songs—not necessarily “Lover Lay Down” on repeat, but definitely not “Halloween” crashing through the anesthesia. I have access to every official DMB release, all the Live Trax, DMBLive, live releases etc. and I can convert just about any YouTube video. So I’m asking you—help me build this setlist. Help me use music to conquer terror. Be my guide.
dmbondemand13,731 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Next up in the garage, Dave dives into the spiritual classic Bartender, a song that always feels like a prayer disguised as a plea. There’s a weight to it—something raw and reflective—that makes you pause and take stock of your own life. To me, it serves as a cautionary tale, a reminder to prioritize what truly matters before it’s too late. Whether you believe in an afterlife or not, the song suggests that the choices we make now could echo beyond what we can see. It’s both a confession and a question: Are we paying attention to the right things while we still have the time? #DMBJ #dmbfamily #dmbondemand
dmbondemand12,364 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
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