This song draws inspiration from literature that explores the profound impact of childhood trauma. The title references David Elkind's important work "The Hurried Child," which examines how children can be forced to grow up too quickly.
Childhood abuse is never acceptable. It leaves lasting wounds that can take years to heal, but healing is possible. Survivors deserve support, understanding, and the knowledge that they are not defined by what happened to them.
Title: The Hurried Child
Artist: Greg Rank
Year Written: 1991
Album/Collection: Stare at Me
Genre: Pop
Mood: reflective, sad
BPM: 126
Key: G
Duration: 3:44
Structure: verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus
Studio: Professional recording studio of Sunny Hilden
Producer: Sunny Hilden
Engineer: Sunny Hilden
Recording Date: 1991-06-22
Guest Musicians:
I played the guitar and sang the lead vocal
Sunny produced the music, sang background vocals, mixed and mastered
Recording Equipment:
Fostex 1/2 inch tape, pro mics, pro keyboards.
The intro, the musical arrangement was all Sunny Sync notes:- **Content Warnings**: Explicit lyrics, sensitive themes: NO - **Similar Artists/References**: Acoustic Ballad Folk/Pop - **Possible Sync Uses**: "All"- **Rights Status**: "100% owned, sync-ready"- **Contact Info**: grrf.035ra@passmail.net
Artist: Greg Rank
Color Palette: dark blue and white
Story: If light represents the soul, it becomes fractured when a child is abused.
Inspiration: The lyric line: "Murdered my soul."
Last updated: 2025-08-04
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