Why did they not speak to anyone? Why did they not ask for help? But they were always happy, their presence made everyone else feel better. How did we not see this coming?
These are the questions just come up when we hear of someone who has committed suicide. Using the late Robin Williams, Blaklez touches on battling with life, and the battle to not end one's life on “I Have No One,” what sounds more like a continuation from “Deja Vu” taken off his “Broken Mans Dream” album, Lez turns to himself as he battles demons and the feeling of not being able to deal with life and the challenges it comes with anymore. What happens when you reach a point of hopelessness? Listen to "I Have No One" below:
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