{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Audius","provider_url":"https://audius.co","title":"Glenn Chugg - Burnout by Glenn Chugg • Audius","description":"Meaning: Twenty-five years of the wrong diagnosis — depression instead of autism, autism instead of burnout — told plainly as a misdiagnosis story until the right word finally arrives.\n\nTechnical: Modern blues-rock/soul ballad, 66 BPM, slow swing, dry resonator or slide guitar and slow-walking bass — contemporary and autobiographical rather than generic bar-room blues. Brushed drums enter subtly by Verse 2; no flashy guitar solos.\n\nRead: A fully committed blues track that earns the genre without leaning on AAB repetition — every line moves forward. The intro is airtight: \"doctor said depression, I was thirteen years old... turns out it was never the right word\" sets up the whole song in three lines. The specificity carries it — tired by two in the afternoon, lying awake too worn out to sleep, a hundred interests and not one nameable. The bridge is the catalogue's best example of restraint doing the emotional work: it drops rhyme entirely and just states the fact (\"same brain, new name... wasn't weakness, wasn't me not trying hard enough\"). Resolution is adaptation, not triumph — consistent with how nearly every Chugg song chooses to end.","html":"","width":500,"height":480,"thumbnail_url":"https://v.monophonic.digital/content/baeaaaiqseb4327j76mblikblewzg25ynwyplq24dqvf5qvyl52uijfur6r6u2/480x480.jpg","thumbnail_width":480,"thumbnail_height":480,"author_name":"Glenn Chugg","author_url":"https://audius.co/GlennChugg","cache_age":3600}