[ SECRET POST #5993 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5993 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I definitely agree.

I discovered NIN's "Hurt" before Johnny Cash recorded his cover, and I was going through a really dark time.

It will always hold a very personal special spot in my heart.

Cash's cover is really good, and I agree that with his delivery you feel the weight of a man who's lived a life and this is like, his moment before he leaves the world. It's a beautiful and affecting performance.

But on a personal level, Trent Reznor's pain in the NIN's version cuts deeper.

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[(Anonymous)]

Also Reznor's delivery is so bleak. It's more of young person's pain, you have life before you but you don't believe it will bring anything good. I've heard it first when I was really young and I wasn't in a good place. So it's emotionally much closer.

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[(Anonymous)]

AYRT
Yes! When Trent shrieks, "You can have it all!" it hit close to home this bleak outlook of, "You keep telling me to think of my future, here have it, because I don't see anything good."

It's kind of wild to realize how dark that spot I had been in was looking back at it right now.