they're equally as great, IMO. so much emotion.

 

this is a really interesting topic, also, but i can't think of any suicidal songs right now, not in the mood :P.

Trust in my self richeous suicide

I cry when angels deserve to die

 

Chop Suey-System of a Down

apistat commander - xiu xiu

 

up, along the rocks,

it's good, it's not so hard now.

up, I bite my tongue, who cares?

this chance to drop off

all that you left you left for someone all of this hurt that's wilted off

all this relief, it's the oddest thing

oh my God, oh my God, oh my God.

Chen, he'll never come that's fine,

I lost my thought

Wei, Huai could talk me down

still, still this chance to drop off

has no one mentioned "motion picture soundtrack" yet?! my god, that one is like, the epitome of a suicide song. "red wine and sleeping pills," "i'll see you in the next life"...like every line could relate to suicide to me.

 

also "videotape" (already mentioned), "prove yourself" (perfect!), "no surprises" (already been mentioned as well, but i like to think that its not about suicide despite it being pretty obvious), and "talk show host."

 

there's the radiohead quota :D

I really dont think No Suprises is about suicide, to me its as the title suggests about a lack of promise and hope in a grim industrialised world (A handshake of carbon monoxide)

 

Motion picture soundtrack and Videotape to me are similar, looking back on life just before or after death. (Those 2 compliment each other brilliantly)

 

Prove yourself however is an annoying RH song about suicide and the 'I wish I was dead' chorus annoys me.