Songfacts®:

• "I'm walking away from my suicide," Nash Kato of Urge Overkill sings on "How Sweet The Light," a track from their 2022 album Oui. The song recalls a very dark period when he nearly succumbed to desperation.
  
  Urge Overkill got a big break in 1994 when their cover of Neil Diamond's "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" was used in the 1994 movie Pulp Fiction. Unfortunately, they quickly lost their momentum and split up three years later. They regrouped in 2004, but Kato was in really bad shape.
  
  "I was living in LA and I could not scare up any game," he said in a Songfacts interview. "The money dried up, and I've never harbored any suicidal tendencies, but it got to the point where I was like, 'I don't want to do this,' but it seemed like the most convenient way out of my dilemma.
  
  I was thinking about things that are worth sticking around for in life, and I thought: pizza, beer, football - but none of them sang that well, so I thought, 'My girlfriend's tits!' That's worth sticking around for.
  
  It's sort of a life-affirmation tune. But it's from the heart. I was surviving that and I got a song out of it."
• Kato credits a good friend - a successful actor he doesn't want to name - for helping him get on his feet. "He swooped in and saved my ass," Kato told Songfacts. "I really was left for dead. He swung in with his checkbook and I was able to turn it around. I left LA, but it was an interesting experience. I survived and proceeded to continue with the band."