Name: November
Duration: 2 min 15 s
Channel: C Brandt
Description: "November" is a song by Call Of Cthulhu. Life meets death at the end of a slowswingin' rope... (from the beginning a song in swedish by DeOsaligasKapell)

November

Call Of Cthulhu

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Life meets death at the end of a slowswingin' rope... (from the beginning a song in swedish by DeOsaligasKapell)

goth death horror halloween cthulhu lovecraft

Call Of Cthulhu

horror, goth, Lovecraft, Cthulhu, death, arkham, halloween, booze, insomnia

Very rough mixes from our forthcommin' CD... And we are a band of unknown pleasure... they been around since jesus christ had his moment of dought and failed... or at least a couple of years, no one knows for how many, not even the members of the band... they are somtimes restin' in the deep black veil, but whenever they feel the need to bleed they wake up from there deathlike sleep to stumble across the world again... "that is not dead that can eternal lie, within strange aeons even death may die..." and this winter they decided to take a stroll down the mourning world again to see if they could make it worse... the songs are mostely improved demotapes that been lying around in dusty chambers, but nevertheless a tribute to the great H P Lovecraft... in a spartan way...

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Alternative • Avant Rock

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#12,633 today Peak #165

#660 in subgenre Peak #17

Author

C Brandt

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C Brandt

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April 18, 2007

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MP3 2.1 MB • 128 kbps • 2:15

Story behind the song

Suicide (from Latin sui caedere, to kill oneself) is the willful act of killing oneself. Suicide can also refer to an individual who has killed him or herself.

Suicide may have psychological origins such as the difficulty of coping with depression or other mental disorders. It may also stem from social and cultural pressures.

Nearly a million people worldwide commit suicide annually. While completed suicides are higher in men, women had higher rates for suicide attempts. Elderly males have the highest suicide rate, although rates for young adults have been increasing in recent years.[1]

Views toward suicide have varied in history and society. Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism generally condemn suicide as a dishonorable act and some countries have made it a crime to attempt to kill oneself. In some cultures, committing suicide may be accepted, such as Japanese committing seppuku for honor, Islamic suicide attacks, or the self-immolation of Buddhist monks as a form of protest.