Hi B.D. sorry I'm late to this.

What a gut-punch of a song—raw, narrative-driven, and haunting in its humanity. B.D., you’ve turned up the volume on silent struggles, and that takes guts and grace. It’s a stark reminder that homelessness isn’t a fringe issue—it’s a mirror held up to society, reflecting how thin the ice really is beneath our feet. One economic tremor, one medical bill, one rent hike… and poof—the safety net vanishes.

Here in Australia, we’re watching families become car-dwellers under the weight of a cost-of-living crisis that our political leaders—across all parties—seem more skilled at ignoring than solving. It’s not just unfair; it’s un-Australian.

So bravo for making the invisible seen. Art like this doesn’t just move us—it should move us to action.

Now, the million-dollar (or should I say, rent-stabilizing) question: How do we fix this? Because compassion without concrete solutions is just a beautiful sad song. Let’s turn the melody into momentum.

Life isn’t fair—but maybe, just maybe, we can vote, build, and care our way toward something better.

regards
Izzy
(PS my grandparents were Berlin natives)