One thing I've noticed on songs like these is the amount of people who are willing to let out there darkest most deepest secrets to random strangers, but in all reality could never say them to the people in their lives, so for those of you who tell them to hold on and not to give up I salute you, we may never know the lives we touch but only that we can. 1 year sober as of August, the first year in almost 5 I've allowed myself to truly feel and this music resonates so well

I’m 4 years sober off drugs and I stumbled on this song somehow this month. It is possible. Hang on. You CAN and you WILL get through this.

This song hits home for me. In 2 days I’ll be clean for 13 years. I have lost both of my parents way too soon but I’m grateful that they got to see me get sober and start a family.

Man, something about that line "maybe you should just fall, if that's what you need to finally see" speaks volumes. It reflects the frustration of the writer with the person he's addressing, saying that it'll take her dying to realize she's killing herself.

I cried and realized just how powerful this song really is. Jonny, you guys have made a masterpiece.

This song still makes me cry... my sister was addicted to meth for a few years and lost her kids... she’s now been clean for 3 years and has all of her kids, even a 3rd baby now 🖤 proudest brother ever

This song is so much to me because I was Jenny before my mom died- she dragged out her pain to try and save my life, I got clean after she passed and this song my husband showed me and it literally saved me from killing myself. Every time I watch the video I remember so much & the part where it says “she stuck around for you” was exactly what everyone told me after my mom did pass.. it was everything I needed to go thru to get and stay clean. Today is my 4 years clean from the needle &

This kind of music needs to be shown to people who struggle with addiction, depression, and anxiety. This song suppresses my depression cause it makes me feel like I'm not alone in this world.

I swear this band needs to be recognized among the elites such as Breaking Benjamin, Skillet, Three Days Grace, Green Day, Linkin Park, Shinedown, etc. There's no reason why they shouldn't be. I have became a huge fan of Nothing More, They got such amazing songs as Jenny, This is the time, Mr. MTV, Here's to Heartache, I'll be OK, If I were, God Went North, Go to War, Do You Really Want It?, Funny Little Creatures, Who were are, etc. There are very few bands who produce quality music. Nothing More Delivers!

I saw these guys live with breaking Benjamin and shinedown Best concert ever!!!!!

This song got me to get off meth! About to hit 4 years clean ❤ God works in many ways!

This one breaks me. And no one who isn't an addict can understand every layer of pain that it depicts. We're just moral failures to everyone and they are completely blind to a walking hell on earth right in front of their eyes.

Why can't there be more bands like this

a little sleep, a little slumber a little folding of the hands left you weak, left you hungry when there's supply you still demand you're beginning to drag the ones you love down will this phase ever end? a thousand arms to hold you but you won't reach for any hands i don't feel like i'm getting through to you let me paint this clear, life is short, my dear see your mother here, her last painful year i wish you only knew... she stuck around for you maybe you should just fall leave the world and lose it all and if that's what you need...to finally see i'll be with you through it all bring on the pills, roll that dollar bill medicating will never heal relapse, rehab, repeat always thinking about the me, me, me self-destruct, spiral down until your want becomes your need please get up like I know you can or forever love the fall i can't stand to see you down strung out, off the wagon, and unwound steady....steady...oh god, jenny i can't bear to hear the sound of your body hitting the ground maybe you should just fall leave the world and lose it all and if that's what you need to finally see that she loved you through it all I'll be with you through it all

My mom waited for me to get sober before she died. I was only six months clean from alcohol when she died. The first time I heard this I cried my eyes out, it hit home so hard. I've been alcohol free for over three years but just substituted it for pills. I feel like I've completely let her down. I took the pills to keep from drinking when she died. Now I feel I have nothing to live or even try for since she's gone. I praise everyone that has gotten sober and stayed that way. You're way stronger than you know and don't let anyone tell you any different. Because addiction is a bitch and it's a challenge to get through each day and nobody knows how hard it is unless they've experienced it. So keep it up and keep your head up. I'm not where I want to be yet but I'm not stopping until I beat it.

I always hear this song on the radio and had no idea what it was about until I watched this video...and so here is my story...at the age of 19 I joined the Marines...at the age of 23 I was honorably discharged...during those 4 and a half years I made close bonds with fellow Marines and service members...when I went to Afghanistan, I saw so much hate and death...I even took human life myself...I will never forget the moment that the wheels of my shredded CH-53 touched the tarmac and seeing fellow Marines...fellow humans...just sitting in their seats nothing but but bloody pulps after small arms fire ripped through the fuselage...somehow I survived...later...after I got out of the military...I couldnt deal with the empty loneliness and survivors guilt and almost put a bullet through my head at age 25...I resorted to meeting women online and having meaningless sex and ended up getting arrested when one of them lied about her age and turned out to be 16...I went to prison for 2 years...when I got out...I found out that not 1, not 2, not 3, but 4...yes FOUR Marines that I had served with had taken their lives...the first one got out and put a shotgun in his mouth...the second one was still on active duty when he put an M240B machine gun under his chin...the third overdosed on heroin...the fourth hung himself...it left me fucking broken inside knowing that here I still was because I didnt have the guts to pull the trigger when I was 25...but someone pointed out to me that I am a survivor that it took more strength to NOT pull the trigger because of the fear of how it would destroy my family and the hope that life would get better and that was all it took...since then, I have took to bodybuilding and offroading and soon to open my own gym and being a more outgoing fun energetic person...to be honest...here I sit now in October of 2019 at the age of 30 and I love my life...if you read this and you want to know more...leave a comment, my notifications are on...if my story can positively impact even one person's life...then I know I have succeeded

This is crazy.... today my boyfriend told me to look this song up before driving off to a sleep study (he has sarcadium rhythm disorder), and if I hadn't looked it up on youtube, I would have never caught on to what it's exact meaning was. My boyfriend told me it got him VERY emotional when he heard it. Why? Because I've been dealing with depression, bipolar, anxiety, social anxiety disorder, and substance abuse. I've had three suicides on my mother's side ~ my great grandfather, grandfather, and aunt. Toward the end of the song I got very emotional because it hit me what the song ultimately meant. Plus, my name is Jenny. The reason why I've never taken my life is because I could NEVER do that to my family, ESPECIALLY my mother. She's been through enough and it would be INCREDIBLY selfish of me to put her through it again. I finally went to get help six years ago (after months of wishing something would just end my life - a bus, a plane, a car crash, anything). Since then I've lost my job and pretty much all of my friends, and left college because I couldn't handle it anymore. This song would be powerful to me even if my name wasn't Jenny. With the medications things get easier for a time, but then they get tough again. The struggle is much like a seesaw ~ too many ups and downs to count. I also injured my back a while ago, for which I just went through two surgeries and had my L5~S1 fused. That's where the substance abuse comes in, however I had the surgeries to fix the problem so that it would be much more difficult to get pain medications. No pain, no pills, right? Anyway, my thoughts and prayers are with this band, as with the many souls commenting here who are going through similar struggles. Thank you so much, Nothing More! It shows you truly care for your fans and beyond!

"Maybe you should just fall" Anybody else feel like this single line is one of the best ever written. It hits so hard....just by itself. Maybe its just me.....

[Verse 1] A little sleep, a little slumber A little folding of the hands Left you weak, left you hungry When there's supply you still demand You're beginning to drag the ones you love down Will this phase ever end? A thousand arms to hold you But you won't reach for any hands 'Cause ​ [Pre-Chorus] I don't feel like I'm getting through to you Let me paint this clear Life is short, my dear See your mother here Her last painful year I wish you only knew She stuck around for you She stuck around for you ​ [Chorus] Maybe you should just fall And Leave the world and lose it all And if that's what you need To finally see I'll be with you through it all​ [Verse 2] Bring on the pills, roll the dollar bill Medicating will never heal Relapse, rehab, repeat Always thinking about the me, me, me Self-destruct, spiral down Until your want becomes your need Please get up like I know you can Or forever love the fall 'Cause [Pre-Chorus] I don't feel like I'm getting through to you Let me paint this clear Life is short, my dear See your mother here Her last painful year I wish you only knew She stuck around for you She stuck around for you [Chorus] Maybe you should just fall (Just fall) And Leave the world and lose it all (Leave the world and lose it all) And if that's what you need To finally see I'll be with you through it all (I'll be with you through it all) [Bridge] I can't stand to see you down Strung out, off the wagon, and unwound But steady, steady, oh God, Jenny, Jenny (I can't) Bear to hear the sound Of your body, body hitting the ground I can't stand to see you down Strung out, off the wagon, and unwound But steady, steady, oh God, Jenny, Jenny I can't bear to hear the sound Of your body, body hitting the ground Oh, Jenny, Jenny, Jenny (She stuck around for you) She stuck around for you (She stuck around for you) ​ [Chorus] Maybe you should just fall Leave the world and lose it all If that's what you need To finally see, she loved you through it all​ (She loved you) Maybe you should just fall (Leave the world and lose it all) (All) If that's what you need To finally see She loved you through it all​ [Outro] I'll be with you through it all

5 years later and this still slays-

Absolutely brilliant Nothing More has another masterpiece

God reading this comments makes me feel like my life is so easy. The only problem I have to live with is Epilepsy. Anyone who's going through depression, addiction or knows anyone who is, my heart goes out to you. Stay strong.

Nothing More is absolutely incredible. Most people I know have no idea who they are which is a shame. This guy is a vocalist on another level, almost every song leaves me enthralled.

Epic lyrics, epic story that anyone can relate to. This band kills it with music that hit you right in the guts. Keep it up

this is such a strong song...i cant help but to always tear up the lyrics are so real to me..i know ill never regret my moms love and caring and it hurts because knowing i've done things that weren't the best im glad my mom stuck around and i was able to recover..

By reading the countless comments on here, your website and on Facebook, I know that this video hits so close to home for so many people. Being so that my name is Jenny and this story is unbelievably similar to mine well...its effect on me in profound. When I heard this song for the first time I was just in my early days of recovery. I have been struggling with addiction and alcoholism from the very first time I drank and did drugs at the age of 13. I have been in a battle with my demons ever since until recently. I put my family and friends through pain and heartache. They watched me self destruct in front of their eyes there was nothing they could do. I had to help myself. When I first got sober (the first time) 6 years ago I was diagnosed with bi-polar II disorder. This explained why self medicating was the only way at the time I knew how to handle feeling so awful. Not knowing of course that it just exasperated my mental disorder. I was sober for over 2 years and my dad passed away from cancer and I turned to drugs and alcohol to try and deal with the pain and loss. It has taken me 4 years to get to where I am today. I am sober and happy and this song is a reminder of how bad it can get. Not just for me but for everyones lives I am involved with. Thank you so much for sharing your personal story with millions of people. You have such powerful messages in your songs that I am forever a fan and forever grateful. I felt like "someone" was speaking directly to me when your band was put in my path. Your impact in incredible. Thank you again.

Addiction and mental illness go hand in hand. Just lost my sister a couple days ago to both and this song was what always made me think of her, I never imagined I'd have to bury her. To the ones able to pull yourself out of addiction and depression and all else. I truly salute you it is no easy thing whatsoever keep your head up always. You overcame one of the most difficult challenges anyone could face

I have 7 days today! And I've listened to this song every day for support. Today I Can say proudly "I AM SOBER"

just have to add. i have struggled with a drug addiction for almost 28yrs and have been clean for over 5yrs. i know what its like to feel nothing. your not alone

This music video is incredible. The editing is breath-taking.

I was Jenny. It's taken many years and a lot of hard work, but I can finally say now that I am in control. To anyone else struggling... there's always hope. There are people who care. YOU. ARE. LOVED.

"Medicating will never heal, relapse, rehab, repeat." Damn I felt that in my soul

Wow, heard this song on the way home from work and looked it up right when I got home. The lyrics really hit home big time, I'm a grateful recovering addict and for me that means I haven't used heroin or any drug in going on 5 months. I am still struggling, have had many relapses but I never give up. I have lost family, friends, you name it to this disease...it all started when I was 15 years old and I'm 28 now. And in the midst of it all I am a father to a beautiful little 5 year old girl, she gives me strength. I thank God every day that I am alive and healthy. To this day there are many people who wont talk to me, including family and the pain sometimes feels unbearable but it was my actions and choices that created my situation. I am so happy I came across you guys, this brought tears to my eyes...amazing!!

This song gave me the strength to keep moving forward. Last year near the end of March I attempted suicide and was admitted to a psychiatric ward. I was there for two and a half weeks but I didn't learn anything or get any help. All the doctors there did was give me medication that made me sleep all day and loose my appetite. I was released in early April and went back to school to finish the year off. That was in 8th grade. I barely passed with D's in every class. Over that summer things got a little bit better but never seemed to be good enough for me. I quit playing softball and shut myself down. My doctors decided that having electronics and social media accounts were causing a lot of stress and emotional damage to me because of people bullying me anonymously through ask.fm and fake instagram accounts. I got all of that taken away by my Mom and started attending therapy monthly. My freshman year went horribly and started horribly. I picked up my old habits of self harm and I became really aggressive towards my family. Two weeks before my freshman year came to an end, one of my 'friends' gave me an iPod so that i could use social media again. That same night my Mom found it and got really angry at me. I instantly was filled with regret. I doubted her intentions and went against her ways that she only enforced for my good. I made a very impulsive decision and I spent a half an hour in my room cutting my arms from my elbows to my wrists and my thighs to my knees. I started feeling really woozy while wiping away endless flows of blood onto tissues. I decided that I would keep cutting until I lost enough blood to end my life. I went downstairs to get into the shower like my Mom asked, figuring i would finish the 'job' there. Before I went into the bathroom my Mom said I was holding my sweater funny and she requested a 'body check'. We went into the bathroom and after much argument I got undressed and showed her what I had already done. My Mom fell to the floor and started screaming. She wouldn't stop crying and she screamed for my Dad to take me to the hospital immediately. I spent 16 hours in the ER and was then admitted to a different psychiatric ward and was there for 10 days. I accepted the help they offered me there and found myself. I finally came to the realization that I deserved better. The day I was released my Mom came to take me home. She had been crying, I could tell. I asked her if she was okay and she told me about a song she had heard on the way to visit me the first night I was in the hospital. She said it was called "Jenny" but she didn't recognize the band. She then said that while she was on her way up to get me that day, she heard the song again. But this time, it was fading in and out with the song "Hey There Delilah" by the Plain White T's, which me and my Mom sing to each other all the time while cleaning the house. She started crying then and seeing her hurt made me hurt because of me made me hurt more than I have in my entire life. I typed in 'Jenny' to the KZfaq search bar two weeks ago and the song came up by 'Nothing More' and I knew it was going to be a song that stuck with me for the rest of my life before I had even heard it. After listening to it on repeat for an hour, I went and told my Mom how much I loved her and was thankful for her. Now I am going on 8 weeks 'clean' and I am turning 15 on September 2nd. I'm being homeschooled next year to avoid bullies and begin DBT group next week. A lot of people have told me I am "too young to understand how life works", which may be true. But without my Mom, I wouldn't be able to be able to hear "Jenny" and share with anyone who reads this that nothing is impossible. There's no reason to doubt yourself in any situation. Things do get better and there isn't a single person in the entire world who doesn't deserve the best for them ad then some. I hope that those who hear "Jenny" know that there's someone out there to help them. Mine was my Mom, and without her, I wouldn't be able to say that #iknowJenny and that I have finally accepted myself and have found my path to the life I want. Thank you Nothing More for helping me realize what was there all along (:

2021, Still a banger.

Man, it's not easy to make a song that can be so meaningful to someone but also just be an absolute headbanger to someone else. Gotta be one of the best songs ever imo.

Nothing more just became my new favorite band. This video is huge for anybody who is diagnosed or not yet diagnosed with a mental illness to let them know they are not alone. I'm currently attending school for my Masters of Science in Counseling and the biggest failure I've seen so far for mental health in America is the lack of awareness. We just try to sweep mental health under the rug and shun anybody diagnosed. Thank you for this video and for anybody who is struggling with addiction, thoughts of suicide, or any form of mental illness you don't have to fight it alone.

this song is all about my recovery. been off heroine sense July 24 2015! i keep this song on repeat 💯💯💯💯

I was Jenny. I was the heroin addict that bounced in and out of rehabs, did time in prison, had several suicide attempts, was homeless, and nearly died from the disease. I suffer from Bi-Polar Disorder and went unmedicated for decades. I've been clean since January 19th, 2020 and am now in school for Social Work to become a therapist to help others that suffer from addiction. Anyone reading this, I Was Broken Too but I was able to get back up. Whoever you are, you are wanted, you are loved, and you are needed. Never hesitate to ask for help.

One of the absolutely most powerful songs out there to date. If you hear this through high quality headphones and FEEL this, it will make anyone with a heart break down.

I have had major depression and panic attacks for my entire life. I tried self-medicating and damn near died. I got clean and sober at just 19. So glad my mom got to see that. She passed away several years after that after battling cancer, the panic attacks got worse and I finally sought help. It was like having the lights turned on after a lifetime of living in darkness. On my mom's following birthday, I successfully quit smoking, her dying wish for me. It hasn't been easy, no happily ever after. Medications stop working, adjustments have to be made. I still am suicidal at times, but I tell myself "no, not today" and I force myself to hang on one more day. Eventually the day comes when I am so grateful that I didn't act on those feelings. The truth is, for anyone, that bad feelings never last, nor do good ones. Some days we have to adjust our sails and battle the waves until we find our ocean of calm. To anyone who is struggling, PLEASE give it one more day. You'll never know how close you were to the miracle if you give up. My prayers are with you, and I love you.

I saw a few interviews with Johnny talking about where this song comes from and why he wrote it. what's crazy to me is that I heard the interview before I heard the song. What he said in that interview was nearly the same as the lyrics to the song. The raw amount of emotion and struggle in this song made it hit even harder. Cancer is a terrible thing to watch a person go through. And trying to be there for everyone else can be hard, especially when they wanna shut the reality out. They end up shutting out the only people who are there for them until everything is gone. He's a strong guy to deal with all of that, and this song shows that he has his heart in the right place. One of my favorite songs by far.

I was Jenny. For 15 years. The meaning of this song has hit me so incredibly hard today because I’ve been Jenny and I’ve been on the other side wanting Jenny to be clean. I also understand on a deeper level how my brother must have felt when I was losing my mind to meth induced psychosis and completely strung out. Thank God there is a way out and I’m 5 years clean as of the 4th. #Wedorecover

I am 2 years sober from alcohol and this song really kept me motivated to keep pushing. I still get goosebumps every time I hear this unbelievably powerful song and I've probably listened to it over 1,000 times. I absolutely love Nothing More and the meaningful music they create. Thank you so much for helping me with my addiction and depression fellas!!!! #IKnowJenny

I've struggled with mental illness, basically, since I was born. I have sensory processing disorder, which makes certain senses unbearable. By the time I was five I was exhibiting symptoms of OCD. By nine, I was already severely depressed and having suicidal thoughts. Over time, we found that I had anxiety and panic attacks, as well. I self-mutilated, ended up in psych wards three times, and I still struggle on a day to day basis to keep fighting. Thankfully, I have a damn good support system so I have a way to fight my illnesses rather than suffer alone (though that's what I try to do anyway, until it becomes too much). I'm more than likely going to live with these illnesses for my entire life, but I will always keep fighting. I refuse to fall. I'm too stubborn for that, and I refuse to let my family bury me. Edit): Oh, my goodness. You all are awesome. Thank you so much for your support, and some of you, for sharing your own stories. It means the world to hear from you and read your encouraging words and know that no one who struggles is alone. It also tells me that we're breaking down the stigmas attached to mental illness, which means that more people can get the help they need. But there's still a lot of work to be done. Please, lift your voices whenever you can in support of those who suffer from mental illness, break the stigmas, and let people know they aren't alone. You are all beautiful and amazing, and your kind hearts and words can change the world, even if you're only changing the world of a few people at a time. Again, thank you so much.Words cannot express how grateful I am to each and every one of you.

This is one of the most powerful songs of the last 10 years in mainstream radio. It's been awhile since we have had such a distinct sound that is instantly identifiable in Nothing More.

God.. This song and " a fly on the wall" are what helps me the most through the addiction. Been clean for 6 months now and these songs are the best

I don't know anyone struggling with addiction but this song hits me like I do. To all the "Jenny's" out there -you don't have to suffer and fight a lone, you probably have someone in your corner that loves you and has fought for you since day one. Don't make them fight a lone either!

I've lost more family to heroin, alcohol, and prescription medicine abuse than I want to admit. My family has been wrecked and the havoc it has caused is unparalleled. The schisms these issues have caused have nearly ruined my family at some points but for some reason, we've been able to struggle through it. After losing my cousin (one of my closest relatives) last year, I'm really happy that a band has created something that I can listen to so as to heal in some manner.

They have mastered the ability to have a song with great emotion and a music video that ties alongside it. I have Major Depression, Anxiety disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder and I know my life is tumbling down the drain. When people try to make me feel better, I feel nothing. I don't have anyone but me to rely on. I've cried so many times listening to this song... I know Jenny, and she's me.

I've never seen/heard another video or song that has embodied what a loss of mental health is like, as this one. When I was at my worst 5 years ago, the one thing I remember most is the burning sensation in my brain. It felt like my mind was on fire, and nothing I tried could extinguish it. It took a good 3 years until it started to subside. Where I was, it was almost like I was all alone, but only in the sense that no one could save me. The scene in this video when her mind is visually consumed by flame, it always brings tears to my eyes. "Someone understands". That's the least that someone needs -- just someone to acknowledge and attempt to understand what you're going through. I went to a concert in St. Louis I think in 2018 and Nothing More opened up for Breaking Benjamin and FFDP. I remember thinking, "Who's this half naked man jumping around on stage and acting a madman?" Turns out it was this band, and I missed their other songs because I arrived late to the opener. Kinda wish I was there for the whole thing now.

"She stuck around for you." Mom, I know you're not reading this & you'll probably never have a youtube account, but thank you from the bottom of my biploar, adhd, depressed heart. I will get better someday. Love, Adrienne

My mom is suffering from depression, and sometimes it is hard to keep house with her. I sent her this song... its like she is someone completely new and positive after I have shared this with her. Because it is a bit too harsh on the ear for her because she is use to listening to old people music, I sent her the lyrics... she told me she loves this song and thinks about Grandma's last year alive... and that she has now more than ever reason to live and be positive.

Man, I kind of feel like a piece of shit reading these comments and listening to songs like this. I (fortunately) have never been through the pain so many have felt (the closest I've been to it is a friend that has cut) and because of that listen to these songs without a second thought, not truly realizing the power the lyrics hold. Even though I can't truly comprehend what it is like for you all, I honestly hope things get better for you. I want you to be able to make it through the hard parts of life and overcome your personal demons. And remember, there is always at least one person out there that cares for you and your well being. You are not alone on this earth, no matter how much it may feel that way. And as a side note to anyone who knows someone dealing with these hardships, let them know you care. Tell them you are there for them, don't just assume they know that. Let them know you are there for them, it could mean a lot more than you may think.

Shew that verse after the 1st chorus bout the pills, medicating will never heal, rehab relapse repeat..that entire verse really hit hard

This song has been incredibly important to me while battling alcohol addiction and mental illness, it is one of the most cathartic things no matter how many times I listen to it. Nothing More is amazing.

Its officially confirmed.......these guys can never create bad music

I know this wasn't easy to write, performe, record, and share with the world so thank you. Your message will help many people. The lyrics are powerful and very real.

I'm sure we have all been jenny at some point in our lives, in own own way, drugs, alcohol, depression, anxiety, abandonment, whatever your demon is. The fact that we are here today to listen to this and look back is an accomplishment itself. I personally relate to this because my mother stuck around for me, in her own way, because I'm sure she was Jenny herself at some point. She went through some fucked up things in her teenage period and could have lost herself to depression very easily. Our parents aren't any different from us, they also go through some shit and do bad things/take bad decisions and many of them throw the towel and call it quits. To me, the fact that she didn't give in to suicide or decided to live her life without me and found strength to still be with me to see me grow and become a better person and be a better person herself, makes me see things with a much more understanding heart, appreciate the effort and recognize we all fuck up, but we can never give up.

Saw them live in Corpus Christi TX and before he played this song he explained how it was about someone very close to him and that if you are depressed or suicidal then reaching out and knowing your not alone is extremely important.

This song really hits home for me I am bipolar and I struggle with it everyday and when I heard this song and saw the video I cried its so powerful and the meaning behind it made me realize that bands like nothing more do care and they want to help so this touches my heart deeply.thank u so much for making such an amazing video on such a serious issue this song means alot to me and your bands music has been helping me through alot of rough stuff in my life right now and I can't thank you enough.

Everytime I play this song, whoever is around me is like your phone is vibrating bro.

They are amazing in concert ❤ I feel this on a deep level, I watched my best friend overdose without realizing what happened, luckily I got her to the hospital in time for them to bring her back, she took her last three breaths in the front seat of my Jeep and I thought I lost her for good. It's hard to watch those you love go through life struggling with addiction and when you have anxiety and depression like I do, it's that much harder. Because I always think of the what if. Thank you for being a band. Thank you for having something people can truly relate to. Thank you for everything ❤

I am 15. My grandfather suffers from addiction. Drug abuse. He has had two strokes. He only ever contacts us when he needs something. He doesn't know that I've attempted multiple times now, nor that I suffer from mental illness. This song helps me so much. Thank you.

Amazing band, amazing song, amazing video. So glad I caught these guys live. Keep it up Nothing More, you rock! \m/

I dont normally send message to bands. But this song goes straight to the heart. It drove me to listen to the rest of your music. It is awesome! Thank you for your work!

Today I learned I've known Nothing More for longer than I realized I've been a fan of these guys since Let's Go To War was playing on the radio, and lately half my searches on KZfaq have been their songs, so it came as a total shock to me when I saw Nothing More scroll across my radio with this song playing and realized I already knew it. For a moment I thought it was a cover because all I could think was that I've not heard this one yet... until I looked it up and realized how old this song is. It was such a treat to rediscover this song after so many years. This band is truly amazing, and apparently I've been a fan longer than even I realized!

The meaning of this song hits me right in the feels and much love to anyone who's suffering ... Depression is hard to deal with and I can definitely empathize with beautiful, yet tortured souls. Feeling everything is both a blessing and a curse

I just want to say Thank You. This is the first song that really portrays how the addict's loved ones suffer too. I heard it on Octane this morning and you gave the back story and I immediately weld up with tears. It was like you were singing my feelings. My brother is a recovering addict. This helps us heal too. So Thank You for this!

This was my favorite song on the CD before I knew the real meaning of the song. Coincidently my best friend was Bi-polar manic depressant type II with schizophrenia . He was an incredibly talented musician who took his own life and was buried on my birthday. Glad to see you guys using your music to bring attention to a worthy cause.

"A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest...." Proverbs <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="370">6:10</a>-11

Got put on this song/band 5 years ago when I was 14 by some people I will never forget in a time in my life I’ll never forget. The whole time period had such an affect on my life and, this song embodies it perfectly. I feel like ever since then I’ve been changing the way I felt when I fist heard this song. It truly has had such an affect on my life. Great fuel for it and the battles it’s gotten me through and represents in my life.

This song is probably one of my favorites by you guys. I have family members with substance abuse problems so it does hit close to home but it definitely helps knowing others encounter this

i just wanted to google my name & see if there's a song called Jenny, and wow, i'm so impressed. i can't even put it in words ☝🏻️✨ gained a new fan

Ive never had a song that hit as close to home as this one. Word for word. Ive battled mental illness and addiction for the better part of my life. And i lost my mother to suicide. This song just randomly came on my playlist. I feel like it was my mom reaching out to me. Thank you❤

I would like to say that I know Jenny, but really, I am Jenny. I'm glad this song was made, it sheds a lot of light on those dark topics

Probably one of the best videos along side with Five Finger Death Punch - Wrong Side Of Heaven.

Thank you for making this song / video. Lives will be changed.

When going through struggles, any kind of struggles, I think it's important to know you are not alone. Find yourself a group with people who have the same kind of problems. For me it worked wonders. I joined a talk group and just being there, hearing the others stories and struggles, it was just such a relief to know I was not alone and I gained a lot of strength hearing the others talk and deal with their problems

This song inspired me to get clean and fix my life. There is so much about this song that rings true for me. I've lost a lot to addiction. More than I care to talk about. But this song helped me realize that I still have a life to live and people who want to see me do better. I had to first address my mental health, but once I did that I finally had the strength to kick my addiction in the teeth. It's never too late people! I was an addict for over 15 years and basically flushed away my 20's and part of my 30'. But now, even though life isn't always perfect or fun, I have things on the right path and a life that I've built for myself over the past 4 years. Happiness is a state of mind. Not something the universe just grants to you. It's all based on your perspective of the world. Change your perspective and change your life. It's really that simple. Stop bullying yourself and start talking yourself up and telling yourself it's a wonderful day to be alive even if you have your nuts caught in a bear trap! Oh, and get the hell off of social media! That's where all the Karen's congregate and spread their Karen manifestos. You're better than that.

That bass line..

this honestly looks like the book Crank in the form of a song...I love it.

Does anyone else come back to this songs comment section to check up on the ppl who commented every once in a while or is that just me?

Song hits way too close to home.. I had addiction issues until 2012, it costed me a marriage, and a lot of friendships lost. My mom was always extremely supportive, and was there thru thick and thin. Fast forward 6 years, I'm still sober but my little brother is struggling with addiction issues, while my mom at the time was dying of Cancer. The only thing she worried about was him, until the day she died last year. I resented him for it, but addiction is addiction.. He's still struggling, and I'm 7 years sober. I just hope anyone whose hurting to get by, submit to the disease and move forward. Things do get better..

lost a friend to suicide. he was addicted to anything that mad him numb. I saw him pretend to be okay but I knew he wasnt. I tried to help but he had already made up his mind. he pushed me away with hurtful words and actions. then he shot himself. I really regret not saving him. but he didn't want to be saved. and that makes it even harder. he was a good person, just tortured . I miss him every single day

I've been a cutter for 20 years in recovery for 2, a recovering opiate addict for 3 years and I've died on the way to the hospital twice.. life is definitely short and I've only stayed because of my son. I am sober, happier, and healthier now thankfully but it takes only one thing to break it. Hopefully I'm stronger now than I was then. #iknowjenny

I watched my mom take her last breaths from pancreatic cancer last year. I live 15000 miles away and went home for that. This video really hit as someone who took his parents for granted at times.

This song has always hit hard. Always made me think of my mama. And now that she’s laying in the hospital after a series of massive strokes, heart failure and Type 1 diabetes, for years of Meth abuse. Hits so much harder

This has to be my favorite song ever..... I tear up every time.. The lyrics are so strong and touching every time. Thank you so much for making this song for everyone who suffers from any type of mental illness, or for just making music in general.

Im genuinely in love with this song. It's a very powerful music video and the lyrics are top notch. BREAK THE REPLAY BUTTON!!

I am struggling again with my mental health this song speaks where I can’t

This band has no idea how many lives they've saved with their albums and singles

I just recently lost my mother to cancer so this song/video really Hits home with me. it makes me cry everytime I watch it but I can't get enough. fucking love nothing more!! bad ass band.

I always think about my mom whenever I hear this song. my mom recently died from cancer in August this year and she had been battling many different types of cancer since 2011 and I was handling it all of the wrong ways and I couldn't even hug my mom because of how much I put her through the past couple of years with me struggling with self harm and depression and wanting to commit suicide and it was so selfish of me putting her through that because of how much she was suffering herself. she's the reason I hadnt killed myself. these past few months have been so hard and ive been trying to not fall back into old habits of mine. I'm finally finishing school since I was so far behind from not going to school to take care of her and make sure she wasn't sad and lonely while I was at school. I know she would have wanted to see me graduate. I'm so proud of how far I've come. it's been such a struggle to pull through but I can do it. and so can all of you guys.

This song made me cry and not because I’m weak but because of what I’ve overcome. As of today I am 1 year and 4 months sober. This song reminds me so much of myself and what I put my family through for the past ten years while I was using heroin and sticking a needle in my arm. I really appreciate music like this. It really helps the healing process, so thank you to the band Nothing More❤ we love you

The first time I listened to this song and watched the music video I was in complete tears. I suffered from a terrible pill and heroin addiction, getting high in the car in parking lots, almost dying, trying to hide it from my mom because I knew it would break her heart. After 4 years, I made the only choice I knew I could and moved across the country to get away from it all. I moved back after half a year, and now I'm 3 years clean.. and my mom loved.me through it all... On top of it, it hit just that little bit harder seeing as my name is Jenny.

All the comments I see in this video are from people who have dealt with this type of problem, my heart goes out to you all.

I heard this song on the radio and had to look it up. I seriously cry almost every time i hear it. People all around me, family and friends have fallin into drugs and it hurts to see that and not be able to help in the way i wish i could. And its only harder when ur so focused on helpin others and ur battling ur own demons. To know that there are people who also are experience similar hardships helps build a community so we can all get help. This band is amazing for showing that too everyone. This song will stay with me forever. Thank you

5 years sober this month and i gave it all up for my boyfriend who is now my husband it was the best decision of my life i have 2 beautiful babies now and i know that if i had kept that route i would have definetly OD. for those who struggle with addiction and demons my heart is with you and i know you can pull through it. Love yourself Breathe and let go of your demons i know it sounds hard but its a matter of stop looking to the past and looking to the future

I lived through an event that destroyed my entire life for a person i loved deeply. Very relatable