Comments on: Intervention Theme Song

By: cory a

cory a — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 05:05:22 +0000

I love this song very much. I an addicted to opiates …when I try and break free from this vicious drug, and going through severe w/drawls, I watch Intervention, + this song speaks to me in a way that no other song does. I am also 40, look great, make alot of money, which of course supports this horrible habit….nobody would suspect that I am a user.
Maybe this song will help me break free finally….
I will pray for the others that have sought out the lyrics to this song. I don’t understand who Ellen is, but maybe we can turn this word into something that is meaningful to each of us personally. HUGS! -cory

By: Snaps

Snaps — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 05:15:54 +0000

The lyrics here are very wrong. The song says ‘Fine Statue Over’. It’s a verbal subliminal construct once utilized by Hitler and now by the producers of Intervention. It subliminally urges the viewer to think about the show and continue to view it.

By: valerie

valerie — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:27:12 +0000

I remember when the show “Intervention” first aired in 2005…it was like watching my life on tv…my husband was addicted to “crack”… i used to ask him to watch the show with me, praying that he could see what he was putting me through..In 2007 his family and I did do an “intervention”…we got him into treatment.. unfortunately he relapsed shortly after returning home and never recovered…he passed away june 2008 at the age of 55. I love this song…it’s bittersweet for me…. but i find it such a “hopefull” song…it makes me happy to see those that are working so hard to stay sober…and I continue to pray for the ones that are struggling…and their families…

By: Ron

Ron — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:22:36 +0000

I hear so many people say: “I can’t understand why they would do this to themselves” Well thats just it, you can’t understand because your looking at a disease that is invisible, it is the groaning of the Human Heart. Get information and get educated, you will learn. And to those who learn to negotiate the disease of addiction thru lying, stealing, manipulating, staying ahead of the law, surviving the streets, dousing the pain, the greatess challenge remains. Confronting yourself and all of the horror that has brought you to this point, a step, unlike any other, the hardest one, facing yourself, understanding and admmiting: All of that is a part of me, but does not define me. Learn to Live.

By: brian

brian — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 07:10:10 +0000

I just wanted to know what the lyrics were. It’s hard to understand the dude in the song. Good song, tough. Nice guitar work – good melody in the vocals. I don’t really understand what the lyrics are supposed to mean, but it sounds good.

By: Teena

Teena — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 15:42:04 +0000

I’m sober 6 years, my sister sober 8 months… & our mother.. passed 14 years ago from the DISEASE of addiction. I always thought because I grew up seeing what addiction did to my mom that it could never happen to me… well I was wrong. 2 surgies & endless precsriptions for legit pain… turned into a habit after the physical pain was gone. The emotional & mental pain I had tried to forget all my life was still there. I wound up walking in my mother’s shoes (something she always said she wouldn’t wish on anyone, yet she just wanted us to understand why it was so hard to stay clean) I never got it. I always thought she loved the drugs more then her family… she didn’t. She had a disease.. so do I. I am fortunate to have embraced sobriety & recently took my sister (who is just 20 years old… I am 34) to rehab, where she too has embraced the process of recovery, she didn’t come home.. she went to a recovery house & now a sober living house & she is doing great god bless… last month, her best friend died of an overdose. Her words to her friend at the funeral… “I wish I could have shared this amzing gift with you”. Sobriety is a gift… yet a gift anyone can receive if they want it. The words to this song touch me so deep… I just wanted to write & share a bit for anyone out there who feels like they can never get help. You can. We always have the disease, it’s how we choose to treat it that matters. “BE the CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE FUTURE”. Let go, let GOD.

By: c

Thu, 17 Mar 2011 14:09:08 +0000

To dayna. I am suffering too. I am sorry you are going through this. Remember that this is something you are going through. It does not define you as a person. I have gone through this since I was 15 years old and am now 40. I still have good looks and function well in society. I don’t know how I have hidden this from everyone who depends on me. For me, there could be no intervention bc noone has anything to hold over my head. It is the opposite. Without me my family could not make it. I am the rock that is ready to crumble. I am in treatment. I will pray for you dayna.

By: Dayna

Dayna — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 02:15:15 +0000

I am a suffering addict ,This song makes me cry. I need help!!!!

By: andrea

andrea — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 19:26:47 +0000

As a recovering alcoholic with over 3 years of sobriety-this song brings tears to my heart and makes my skin swell. It is bittersweet to me. I would gladly help anyone who is still suffering with substance abuse addiction.

By: chris

chris — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 21:02:09 +0000

Ellen?

you know me WELL enough.