Song · Identified from short videos
Killing Yourself to Live
Black Sabbath
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath · 1973 · 5:42 · Matched in 1 short video · Last seen Jun 2026
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- Recognitions
- 1
- In videos
- 1
- Last seen
- Jun 2026
- Platforms
- 1 Reels
Matched in 1 short video (1 on Instagram Reels). Last seen Jun 2026.
Creators keep reaching for "Killing Yourself to Live" by Black Sabbath — we've confirmed it as the background track in 1 video on Instagram Reels. The most recent match was Jun 2026.
You can preview the full track on Apple Music from the player at the top of this page — handy if you only caught a few seconds of it in a video.
We also link 8 related tracks further down, so you can keep digging through music Black Sabbath fans and short-video creators reach for.
Audio DNA
- Length
- 5:42
- Released
- 1973
- Album
- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Videos using this song
1 video · since Jun 2026
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Questions
What is the song "Killing Yourself to Live" by Black Sabbath?
"Killing Yourself to Live" is a track by Black Sabbath that ClipMusic has matched as the background music in 1 short video on Instagram Reels.
How many videos use "Killing Yourself to Live"?
ClipMusic has catalogued "Killing Yourself to Live" in 1 video so far — 1 on Instagram Reels.
Where can I listen to "Killing Yourself to Live"?
Use the Apple Music link at the top of this page to play the full version of "Killing Yourself to Live" by Black Sabbath.
How do I find this song from a video?
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Can I use "Killing Yourself to Live" in my own video?
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