I hope this is allowed. Feel free to delete if it’s not because I understand. 
I made a song for my friend who passed away from s*icide 6 months ago.
All profits I make from it will be donated to The JED Foundation.
So if you have some free time, please give it a listen.
Here’s what I said in my original post on Facebook (it’s easier to just copy and paste) it’s a long post so I understand if you don’t want to read it all but all the links are at the beginning. 
“My song For Zach is out now.
I’m going to start by giving you all the links in case you don’t want to read this whole post, that’s understandable.
Youtube: https://youtu.be/2Wl5z1oTweQ 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5fFCdgwzzgFE8OAdRTgMUH?si=lJJWRbRmQJOXe1q-7MdQbQ 
ITunes/ Apple Music: http://itunes.apple.com/album/id/1560617642 
I encourage you to watch on YouTube first, as there is a portion of the video that is a memorial to not only Zach, but others I know who have passed in the past couple of years. But I also encourage you to then listen on your preferred streaming service, as I don’t make any money from YouTube, and all the money I make from Spotify/ITunes, will be donated to The JED Foundation, a non profit dedicated to protecting emotional health, and preventing suicide and drug use in teens and young adults. You can learn more about them, or donate for yourself, here:  https://www.jedfoundation.org 
Okay, now on to the sad shit.
As most of you know by now, I lost one of my best friends to suicide 6 months ago. This wasn’t my first funeral, or my last. Even in the 6 months since he’s passed, I’ve been to 2 more funerals. I started writing this song shortly after Zach’s death. And it took me over 4 months to complete, because every time I tried to write I just broke down. I could only ever write a line or two at a time. And a lot of what I had originally written ended up getting scrapped because the reality is, 4 minutes could never be enough to say everything I want to say. 4 minutes could never be enough to tell you how beautiful of a person Zach truly was, or how much he meant to me. But 4 minutes was all I had, and this is what I ended up with. This song means a lot to me. I didn’t even use auto tune or hardly any editing on the song at all (aside from a very minimal harmony) because I wanted it to be as real as possible. It was even harder considering how many times I started crying while recording. Which I’m honestly a little self conscious about, but it just felt right. Releasing this song is very bittersweet. I’m sad, of course. And anxious. But in a way, this was healing. I feel like this was finally a way for me to really say goodbye.
Zach, I love you so much. And I hope I made you proud.”