Loneliness and alchohol

The sound of television creeping through the halls
Left in the wild like a tree pulled from the dirt
You fill the sky with burning arrows from your heart
Throw your bottles out to sea and watch them float away

Tell me of the world you’re leaving
While you’re swinging like a wrecking ball
You bury all your love in secrets
And loneliness in alcohol

Hide your diamonds in the dirt in careful rows
Let your doubt unravel all their, all their pretty bows
‘Cause your heart is broken by the things you love
And your light, it carries but it’s not enough to change the weather

Tell me of the world you’re leaving
While you’re swinging like a wrecking ball
Bury all your love in secrets
And loneliness in alcohol

You get buried under all these lines, all this light, all these lies
You get buried under all these lines, all this light, all the time

Tell me of the world you’re leaving
While you’re swinging like a wrecking ball
Bury all your love in secrets
And loneliness in alcohol

Tell me of the world you’re leaving
While you’re swinging like a wrecking ball
Bury all your love in secrets
And loneliness in alcohol

So, this wouldn't really be considered a "worship song", but to me there is something deeply sad and deeply true in here about so many of the people we walk around this life with. How many of your friends are "leaving" the world and then hiding in alcohol or loneliness or whatever they use to escape. I guess for some it might be work or relationships or material stuff. For us, could it even be "church stuff"?

What responsibility do we have, as creative people, to make things which help to reflect truths like these? 

What can we do in a church context to use art and music and poetry to reflect truth as we see it? 

Thoughts?