“Fallin’” has lyrics, “Another drink at the bar but I’m not drunk enough.”. I know this hit a chord with me as people would often if I really was sober. I knew that’s probably what you’d think”. In the beginning he says “Well I ain’t had nothin’ to drink.

There are a lot of 12-step references and I found it so relatable. Mistakes you make and the hearts that we break”. “They started talkin’ about steps you take. It gives the impression I know I’ve felt of wanting what other people had. This is a great song and it’s one man’s take on his first AA meeting.

“That’s Why I’m Here” – Kenny Chesney.

Urban is public with his recovery as well. I view this as a goodbye letter to alcohol and drugs. You’re not the one I will walk with in the end”. “You’re not my God and you’re not my friend. He’s got 90-days sober and wants to thank her. She’s calling to check on him and see if he’s taken his medications. The voice of his mother can be heard at the beginning on his answering system. It would be so much easier if they would just hate me and go away. When we disappoint our loved ones after a relapse or crisis. What alcoholic cannot relate to these lyrics? I know I’ve felt this so many times.

There are some great artists putting recovery on the map.

I’d like to give a special thanks to Maureen for helping me compile this great list of songs about recovery and getting sober. Subscribe to the Recovery Elevator Podcast Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreĬolin shares how he has made it to 16 days of sobriety.

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