Byrons brother Guy made this song inspired by a small portion from J.S Bach - fugue in d minor. Byron used to call it fugue in d minor, but since Guy modified it so much it's a stretch not to call it Guys song. People have "borrowed" a lot more inspiration from a song and called them their own.

Anyway, Byron used to play it a lot on stream over the years, it clearly had a deeper meaning to him.
I sampled Byron playing it from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_V7CWg8EPM and added a few instruments, so what you hear is actually Byron playing. 

The guitar is a little out of tune and he is making some mistakes but I decided to keep it mostly unedited partly to keep it authentic, but also it is a great metaphor for how Byron lived his life. He had lots of flaws and sometimes he was out of tune, but he didn't mind showing that part of him, which is a big part of why so many people liked him because we could relate. He showed that it was okay to not be perfect and helped un-stigmatize a very stigmatized subject to hundreds of thousands of people world wide.

If anyone for some reason wants to use this song for anything related to Reckful, mental health, suicide prevention or similar, I'd be honored if you used this song.

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