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{{trope}}
{{quote|"''See what's going on inside my mind.''"|'''[[
Some songs are about [[Silly Love Songs|being in love]]. Some songs are about being insane. They may be incoherent, psychedelic messes or intricate folk songs, but they're about going insane. [[Through the Eyes of Madness|Common themes are what drove the singer crazy and what it feels like in the depths of madness.]]
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Note that if the singer is mentally ill but the song is about something else, it doesn't count.
When these songs aren't part of a musical, listeners may ask [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made
A [[Sub
Compare [[BSOD Song]], [[Disney Acid Sequence]].
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== [[Anime]] ==
* "Komm, Susser Tod" from ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' manages to perfectly show the final nails being hammered into
* A lot of the character songs from ''[[Higurashi no Naku Koro
* The ''[[Umineko no Naku Koro
* "Duvet" from ''[[Serial Experiments Lain]]'' is this, especially the last verse.
== [[Film]] ==
*
* "Hellfire" in [[Disney Animated Canon|Disney's]] ''[[The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Disney film)|The Hunchback of Notre Dame]]''.
** And "Tu vas me detruire" in the French musical of the same book (''[[Notre Dame
* ''[[Muppet Treasure Island]]'' has a big set piece number called "Cabin Fever" when the ship is becalmed and the crew go a bit bonkers.
== [[Music]] ==
* Fireaxe's four hour [[Rock Opera]] ''[[Food for
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8-sMJZTYf0 "Let The Bodies Hit The Floor"] - as the name suggests. Either this or a [[Murder Ballad]] depending on how you interpret the lyrics.
* "The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Prong Crown)" by [[Fleetwood Mac]], written by Peter Green about his [[Real Life]] [[Sanity Slippage]]. He left the band not long afterwards.
* Pick a [[Foetus]] song. '''[[Mad Artist|Any Foetus song]]'''.
* [[The Mountain Goats]]' "Wild Sage."
** 'Lovecraft in Brooklyn' is a good example as well.
* "Psycho Killer" from [[Talking Heads (
** Arguably "Cities" as well. The music is very frantic, a lot of the lyrics don't make much sense, and at one point the singer actually says "But it all works out -- you know, I'm a little freaked out!"
** "Memories Can't Wait" as well. Creepy music with weird droning and electronic wailing sounds in the background, and the lyrics are like this:
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** Y'know, we could probably just classify ''Fear of Music'' as a Sanity Slippage Album. The other songs are about things like how air can hurt you, distrust of animals, [[Singing Simlish|complete nonsense]], and [[Watch It Stoned|drugs]].
* "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnzHtm1jhL4 They're Coming to Take Me Away Ha-Haaa!]" by Napoleon XIV. Apparently, his mind broke when his wife left him. We get her side of the story in another song.
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*** All but one of Napoleon XIV's songs qualify for this trope. Of course, [[Napoleon Complex|it's quite fitting]], [[Meaningful Name|given the name]].
* A number of ''of Montreal'' songs.
* "Something Is Squeezing My Skull" by Morrissey
*
** Also "Stone Cold Crazy".
* "Flagpole Sitta" by [[Harvey Danger]]
* "Unwell" by Matchbox Twenty. It denies being one of these ("I'm not crazy, I'm just a little [[Title Drop|unwell]]"), but it's increasingly obvious that the narrator is lying to himself. Unusually, the overall intention seems to be to humanize mental illness and make the listener feel that the narrator is just a normal person who happens to be going through a horrible thing.
** "Disease" is also a confused admirer's/
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"I can't live without you, tell me what I'm supposed to do about it" }}
* "Art of Life," "Week End," and "Drain" by [[X Japan]]. "Art of Life" is an aversion here, since it's a song that starts out as a
** "Doubt," "Hurry Go Round," "Genkai Haretsu," "Breeding" (oh god yes "Breeding"), "Lemoned I Scream," "Drink or Die," and "Sold Some Attitude" by [[Hideto Matsumoto|hide]] are ALL
* "Brain Damage" by [[Pink Floyd]].
** ''[[The Wall]]'' is a [[Sanity Slippage]] [[Concept Album]].
** "One of My Turns".
** "Jugband Blues" by Floyd's original front man Syd Barrett.
* ''Angry Chair'' by [[
* ''The Garden'' by [[
* "Am I Going Insane" by [[
** Heck, most of [[
* "All So Nice in the Nuthouse" by Chad Morgan
* "Inmate's Lullaby" - Gentle Giant
* "Absolutely Bill's Mood" - [[They Might Be Giants (band)|They Might Be Giants]]
* "Mr. Psycho" and "Drop Dead" - [[
* "Just Another Day" - [[Oingo Boingo]] (somebody probably knows better than me, but every time I listen to the song it seems to be about a paranoid schizophrenic getting ready to step out the door in the morning)
** Actually, that's about post-traumatic stress disorder. Or so I heard.
** "Insanity". If the lyrics aren't any indication, go watch the music video.
* In hip-hop, [[Eminem]]'s "Stan" and "Kim".
* Most of the back catalogue of [[The
* Also used to great effect in Peter Maxwell Davies' ''Eight Songs for a Mad King,'' a contemporary musical setting of some of King George the Third's ravings.
* "A Man Could go Quite Mad" and "Both Sides of the Coin" from ''The Mystery of Edwin Drood''
* Rockwell's "(I always feel like) Somebody's Watching Me". See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YvAYIJSSZY video].
* [[
** "Voices".
** "Perfect Insanity"
* [[David Bowie]]'s "All the Madmen" is about somebody who's afraid to leave the asylum and go back to drab normality.
** According to Bowie the world outside the asylum is the one that's insane.
** Another example is "Breaking Glass," in which the protagonist tells a girl "you're such a wonderful person/but you've got problems"...while psychotically trashing her entire bedroom.
* [[
* "Girl Anachronism" by the Dresden Dolls. ''Please excuse her for the day, it's just the way the medication makes her...''
** To continue on the [[Amanda Palmer]] track, "Runs In The Family."
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* [[
* [[
* "The Doctor's Wife" by ''The [[Clockwork Quartet]].'' A [[Steampunk]] song about a doctor, trying and failing to cure his wife's deadly illness, over the course of several months. The [[Twist Ending|ending]] is [[Nightmare Fuel|amazing]].
* "Basket Case" by [[Green Day]].
* "I Think I Lost My Headache", by [[Queens of the Stone Age]], is about (possibly drug-induced) paranoia and derails into sing-song trumpet noodling at the end.
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* "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" by [[Metallica]], about the trials and tribulations of a [[Bedlam House|crazyhouse]] inmate.
** "Harvester of Sorrow" is about a man snapping out and possibly killing his family.
** Also, [[Exactly What It Says
* Throwing Muses' ''Mania''. ''Who left me alone?! What do you mean, you're alone...''
** Or "Vicky's Box", from the Muses' first LP:
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And his hair stuck to the roof/Like a pigeon on a tire
...Home is where the heart lies/The heart lies/The hard lies/Welcome home
'''''WelCOME HOME!'''''
...I only love pieces of things that I hate
...You may be dreaming/You may be bleeding/You may be in this box
'''[[Ending Weakly|A kitchen is a place where you prePARE...and clean up.]]''' }}
* Roughly half the songs on [[Eels]]' 1998 masterpiece ''Electro-Shock Blues'', such as "My Descent Into Madness", the title track, and "The Medication Is Wearing Off". The rest of the songs are mostly about death and grief. E's [[Creator Breakdown|sanity really was slipping]], but yours would too if you'd just gone through your schizophrenic sister committing suicide, your mother dying of cancer and your father dying of a heart attack in the space of two years.
* [[
** "Hello Alone" doesn't paint a great picture of mental health, either.
* From First to Last's "Note to Self"
* [[Motley Crue]] has several, notably "Just another Psycho" and the unreleased track "Mood Ring".
* "Rose's Turn" from ''Gypsy'' is Rose's climactic nervous breakdown on stage.
** "Everything's Coming Up Roses" is another one for Rose. She's obviously not a very emotionally healthy person.
* [[Emilie Autumn]]'s "Opheliac".
** "God Help Me" with that [[Madness Mantra]] too.
** Pretty much everything from the Opheliac CD. Which makes sense, given [[Creator Breakdown|certain circumstances]].
** Unlaced is a sanity slippage instrumental album (Clearly about her time in a psych ward.)
* "Becoming Insane" by Infected Mushroom.
* Half the songs on the Otep album ''House of Secrets'', where Otep adds to the distressing lyrics by alternating between [[Metal Scream]] and [[Nightmare Fuel|the voice of a terrified little girl]].
* [[Nox Arcana
** Also, the thirteenth track is titled ''Sanity Slipping''. No joke.
* Arguably, "Echoplex" by [[Nine Inch Nails]].
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* "I Am Slowly Going Crazy," a children's song of uncertain origin.
* Several of Happy Rhodes' songs; it's a theme throughout her very diverse musical omnibus.
* "The Painter" by [[Chris
* "Climbing Up the Walls" by [[Radiohead]]. "Do not cry out or hit the alarm, we are friends til we die."
** That track '''sounds''' scary. "No Surprises" however is so pretty and inoffensive, it could be played in supermarkets. Well...so long as [[Lyrical Dissonance|no one pays attention]] to what Thom's singing:
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A job that slowly kills you
Bruises that won't heal
...A handshake of carbon monoxide }}
*** Not to mention that over the crescendo, the chorus is imperceptibly singing "get me out of here" over and over again.
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*** Climbing up the Walls is possibly a Most Triumphant Example, even without understanding the lyrics.
** "Everything in its Right Place" and "How to Disappear Completely" are this, bordering on [[BSOD Song]]. The lyrics of both consist almost entirely of [[Madness Mantra]].
* "Madhouse" by [[
* Many songs of [[
* In ''[[Gilbert and Sullivan|Ruddigore]]'', Despard and Margaret sing a song ("I once was a very abandoned person") all about how crazy and evil they ''used'' to be, before they got better. But as soon as the song's over, Margaret goes right back to being mad. So it's sort of a Sanity Immediately-Pre-Slippage Song.
* Garbage's "Bleed Like Me". The song alone might qualify, but the music video is about a nurse tending to the mentally ill and swiftly slipping into insanity as she does so.
** "Medication".
** "I Think I'm Paranoid" is not really an example, but could be mistaken for one, given the title and refrain. For the most part, it's a love song, although perhaps a love song from the perspective of someone who's mentally ill given lines like "prop me up with with another pill".
* [[
* A large amount of [[Tool]] songs can be interpreted this way. "Prison Sex" is perhaps the most overt (and by a large margin the [[
** "Rosetta Stoned" is another notable example, if you're able to actually distinguish what the lyrics are in the first place.
* "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5z6xvhOxDg Dieter Meyers Inst.]" and "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zq5SxNWhNQ På ditt skift]" by [[Kaizers Orchestra]]. Both involve mental
** "[http://www.youtube.com/user/Venix946#p/u/4/ZzoSxdrhBWM Bak et halleluja]" is another
* "Headfirst for Halos" by [[My Chemical Romance]] is a [[Lyrical Dissonance|perky]] one.
* Several songs by [[The Used]] qualify-- "Lunacy Fringe", "Take It Away", "The Bird and the Worm", "Come Undone", "Paralyzed", etc, etc...
* Another "whole album" case: ''[[Quadrophenia]]'', by [[The Who]]. Features such songs as "Is It In My Head?" and "Doctor Jimmy."
** Not an obvious choice but a good one. The first track with vocals, "The Real Me", sets the tone: "I'm crazy Ma, help me/'I know how it feels, son/'Cause it runs in the family.'" "Helpless Dancer" extends the implication of insanity to include not only the narrator, but the entire world.
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* "Where's Gerrold?", which is the final song from Orgy's [[Concept Album]] ''Vapor Transmission.'' "Cover my eyes/ I'm feeling sick/ I'm getting paranoid."
* Juliet by [[Sonata Arctica]]. The mood and sound of the song changes every thirty-ish seconds as well as there being all sorts of strange noises and utter mindfuckery going on in the background. It's subtle but it's possible to hear stuff like high pitched screeches, lalala's, weird twinkly noises and possibly a train whistle. It's not exactly a song about going insane, since it's part of a series of four songs and the character went insane in the first and pretty much went more insane in the other three. This is the last song, and fittingly the most insane. The other three songs are Caleb), The End of This Chapter and Don't Say A Word.
* Quite a bit of [[
** The most epic example of this is "Daddy," off their self-titled album, where Jonathan Davis get through the song, starts getting ''really'' emotional, and then ''breaks down and sobs'' for ten minutes while the rest of the band self-consciously improvises music around him, ending only when someone walks ut of the studio and slams the door.
* "Flowers on the Wall", by the Statler Brothers.
* "Lighten Up McGraw" by [[Crack The Sky]] seems to be this trope, but it's a little hard to tell whether some of the weirder lyrics are meant to represent insanity or if they're just regular old [[Word Salad Lyrics]]. But considering that it has lines like "Well, I eat what I am and I'm not overdressed / I just can't understand why I'm sometimes depressed" and "I haven't giggled in thirty-five months", it probably counts anyways.
* "Leica" by [[Havalina Rail Co.|Havalina]] could be interpreted as this in light of the final lines:
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when you're finally insane.
I could sure use a little help. }}
* "Insane in the Brain" by Cypress Hill is definitely this trope; the only question is whether it's being [[Played for Laughs]] or played straight. Its refrain is "Insane in the membrane / Insane in the brain!"
* "Isolated" by Chiasm
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Perhaps i'll eat myself alive
Internally there's nothing left for me to be }}
** For that matter, pretty much anything by Chiasm.
* "Undone (The Sweater Song)" by Weezer.
* Oddly enough, [[Elvis Presley|Elvis]] had one in the [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made
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Laughing with mockery
The border line of doom I'm facing
The edge of reality }}
* [[Pet Shop Boys]]' "I Want To Wake Up". The verses cover the narrator simply having bad dreams about his [[All Love Is Unrequited|unrequited love]], then progress to him suddenly crying whenever "Tainted Love" comes on the radio, declaring single-minded obsession for the love interest, and finally the ominous line "Play with fire, play with guns/It's easy to impress someone".<ref>(This from a time period when the attempted murder of Ronald Reagan by a crazed Jodie Foster fan was still quite fresh.)</ref>
* "I'm So Sick" by [[Flyleaf]]. This is the chorus:
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Where I live, let me live without this
Empty bliss, selfishness
I'm so sick }}
* "Mad World" by [[Tears for Fears]]. Opening to the chorus:
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The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had }}
** Only the [[Tears for Fears]] version though. The [[Covered Up|Gary Jules]] version is more of a Spiral Into Depression song.
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* Frou Frou's "Psychobabble". Mixed stalker, stalkee, a hostage situation that may or may not exist only in the mind of one, and by the end, you can't tell who's who, or even if there were two to begin with.
* Tourniquet, Haunted, The Other Side, Lose Control, Even In Death- [[Evanescence]]
* [[
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of your life
I must be dreaming
please stop screaming
Is someone calling me
I hear my name!
STEVEN! (X3) }}
* The song "Mathilde" by [[Jacques Brel]] shows the singer slowly losing his grip until he's willing to accept back a woman he knows will make him miserable.
* "[[Supertramp|Don't arrange to have me sent to no asylum]]. [[Blatant Lies|I'm just as sane as anyone]]. [[Status Quo Is God|It's just a game I play for fun...]]"
* [[Midnight Syndicate]]'s "Gates Of Delirium" tells the story of an asylum. Wanna guess how many of the songs fit this trope?
* Waffle King by [["Weird Al" Yankovic]] tells the story of a man that makes an usually good waffle recipe, then becomes convinced that he has become a celebrity, before going [[A God Am I]].
* "Seasons In The Abyss" by [[
* The Pogues love to do this, often combining it with [[Lyrical Dissonance]].
* Most [[The Doors|Doors]] songs can be interpreted as
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''I liked to crawl back in my brain''
''I think you know the game I mean''
''I mean the game called "go insane"'' }}
* [[The Crystalline Effect]]'s songs "Blue Sea" and (possibly) "Hypothermia".
* Showbread's "I Think I'm Going to See You". Also overlaps with [[Love Makes You Crazy]].
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and it's getting big enough to see through
and on the other side of losing my mind
I think I'm going to see you. }}
* [[Linkin Park]]'s songs "One Step Closer", "Papercut", and "Crawling".
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* [[Bob Dylan]]'s "Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues", a satire of someone buying too much into the [[Red Scare]] and going paranoid bonkers as a result. [[Played for Laughs]] all the way.
* Foster the People's "Pumped Up Kicks". Once you realise the lyrics are about a boy getting ready to go on a shooting...
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You'd better run, better run, outrun my gun
All the other kids with the pumped up kicks
You'd better run, better run, faster than my bullet }}
* [[The Lonely Island]]'s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NisCkxU544c "Like A Boss"] sounds like a
* "Pull Me Under" and "Panic Attack" by [[
* [[The Veronicas]] have done this many many times, Hook Me Up, When It All Falls Apart, Heavily Broken, Hollywood, Insomnia and How Long, Thus far.
* [[Delta Goodrem]], Nobody Listened:
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* [[I Fight Dragons]] has a song called cRaZie$, although the lyrics may also be interpreted as a sort of "visionaries are seen as crazy" song, depending on how you look at it.
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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APACHZLKjQg&feature=g-like&context=G2650038ALTu6q2gADAA "Personal Demons" by Rufus Rex,] a side project of [[Creature Feature]], is chock full of crazy, complete with an allusion to Radiohead's "Climbing Up the Walls" ("It's just a matter of time / Till I lose my mind / And start crawling up the walls"). Heck, the opening verse goes:
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''Clouding my perception,''
''Social interaction null and void.''
''Contact with reality''
''Is something I no longer need.''
''Now I have insanity on my side!'' }}
* Unexpect's songs from the album "In A Flesh Aquarium" and "Fables Of The Sleepless Empire" are ALL about madness and hallucinations and illusions and wonders incomprehensible. [http://www.darklyrics.com/u/unexpect.html Just read any of these song's lyrics.]
* "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D99l1c1Zlmg He Used To Cut The Grass]" from [[Frank Zappa]]'s ''Joe's Garage''
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I'll be sullen and withdrawn
I'll dwindle off into the twilight realm of my own secret thoughts
I'll walk through the parking lot in a semi-catatonic state
And dream of Guitar notes to go with the loading-zone announcements... }}
* "Disturbance" and "Cherry Blossom Clinic" by The Move. The former more or less describing an individual's growing psychosis as he grows older; the latter having another person describing various hallucinations he sees as he goes mad in the mental hospital.
* "Institutionalized" by Suicidal Tendencies subverts this trope, because while other characters in the song think the protagonist is going insane, the protagonist doesn't.
** Though the structure of the song strongly indicates that their accusations [[Self-Fulfilling Prophecy|actually cause him to gradually go insane]].
* Many, ''many'' songs by [[
* Sweating Bullets by "Megadeth". The video further proves the fact.
* [[Vanessa Amorosi]]: "I Thought We'd Stay Together" discusses her [[Heroic RROD]] and shutting down creativity after a long term boyfriend left her, because of differing opinions, she then proceeds to mention how much she wants to burn her house down because he used to love her there...and how it makes her very very angry.
* "As Madness Took Me" and "Calling My Name" by Dragonland, the latter of which contains audio clips from Charles Manson.
* "Last Resort" By Papa Roach is a song about someone slowly giving into depression.
* "Spies" by Coldplay is about a paranoid schizophrenic. [[Fridge Horror|It's creepy for a Coldplay song once you know that]].
* [[ABBA]]'s "The Visitors" is about a recluse, terrified of the people insistently knocking on her door (implied to be mental health officials, possibly with police). The refrain repeats the phrase "I'm cracking up" several times.
== [[Theatre]] ==
* [[Stephen Sondheim]] really seems to like these:
** ''[[Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (
** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn1aAbY2aaE&feature=related Franklin Shepard Inc] from ''[[Merrily We Roll Along]]''.
** "Rose's Turn" from ''Gypsy''.
** "Getting Married Today" from ''[[Company]]''.
* ''[[Les Misérables (
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Who never doubted all these years?
My heart is stone and still it trembles
The world I have known is lost in shadow. }}
* "The Madness of King Scar" from [[The Musical|the stage version]] of [[The Lion King]]. If you thought Scar was a [[Large Ham]] in the movie...
* "No Good Deed" from [[Wicked (
* "Can't Keep Out The Night" from ''[[Moby Dick]]! The Musical''. Also known as Ahab's sleep-deprived rock-solo freakout.
* "The World Has Gone Insane" from ''[[Jekyll and Hyde]]''.
* In classical music this is a stock convention of Bel Canto
* "Ez a kez utoler" ("This Is The Hand That Will Strike") from the Hungarian version of ''[[Romeo Et Juliette De La Haine a Lamour|Romeo et Juliette de la Haine a l'Amour]]''. While its French counterpart, "C'est le jour", appeared in Act II and served mainly to exposit on Tybalt's [[Kissing Cousins|obsession with Juliet]], the Hungarian version puts it midway through Act I, right after Tybalt has had a major epileptic fit, and the song becomes the frightening yet [[Cry for
* Moritz in [[Spring Awakening]] starts to sound rather crazy in "Don't Do Sadness" as he is {{spoiler|driven to suicide, and accuses the world around him to be a cold, uncaring one.}} It seems like a combination of this and a normal [[BSOD Song]].
{{quote|
Just wingin' over things, and nothin' deep inside.
Nothing going, going wild in you, you know.
You're slowing by the riverside, or floatin' high and blue! }}
* Judas' final song in ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]''.
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== Web Original ==
* "Slipping"(!) from ''[[
** I contend that "Brand New Day" and "Everything You Ever" are the two Sanity Slippage Songs of ''[[
*** Really, the whole damn ''musical'' is a sanity slippage song. Everything from "My Eyes" onwards is a slow downward spiral. Who knows how the planned sequel can possibly make things worse for him **shudders**
**** It's a [[Joss Whedon]] production. He'll find a way.
** Also in ''[[Commentary!
{{quote|
What should I say?
The choices are endless...
And here I am, at last alone, and friendless...
No I'm not friendless.
I've got some friends!
They'll be here when this ends...
'''If''' this ends...''" }}
* To show off her snobbery, [[
* [[Atop the Fourth Wall|Linkara]] resorts to "Combine Harvesters" by The Wurzels during his freak-outs.
== Western Animation ==
* John Weldon’s 1996 short film “Scant Sanity” is essentially a multi-part, animated
* Played with in the ''[[Futurama]]'' episode "The Sting" in that Leela does not sing, but she's imagining the others singing (and participating in a [[Disney Acid Sequence]]).
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'''Hermes:''' Oh, take it easy, Leela.
'''Amy:''' In every life we have some trouble.
'''Bender:''' But when you worry, you make it [[Rhymes
'''Amy:''' And ''(suddenly starts singing)'' don't worry, be happy!
''(The song goes on until it concludes and the scene returns to normal.)''
'''Leela:''' Uh, were you just singing?
'''Bender:''' No, I was telling you not to worry. I'm not allowed to sing. Court order. }}
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* A ''lot'' of [[Vocaloid]] songs tend to fit in this trope.
* According to one of her routines, [[Maria Bamford]], on advice from her therapist, has come up with an "anxiety song" that she sings to reassure herself and fight off all her various neuroses.
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As long as I clench my fists at odd intervals, then the darkness within me won't force me to do anything inappropriately viiii-lent or sexual at dinner parties...
As long as I keep humming the tune, I won't "turn gay"
It can't getcha if you're singin' a song! Yeah! }}
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