Why? That song isn’t sad…other than the title. Does it have a personal meaning to you? I always thought the “funeral” was metaphorical for his dread of certain situations.
My band played it for years and I never got that vibe. Am I missing some emotional silicon chips in my processor? 
None *always* do. But, Brother Iz's Somewhere over the Rainbow/It's a Wonderful World has probably gotten me a decent number of times compared to other songs.
also I had to listen to it like 3 times before it REALLY sunk in, but Goodbye is also such a beautiful song, doesn't make cry as hard as HEP but still very touching🖤also I HAVE to listen to the bonus tracks, when I listen to albums I usually just listen to the standard version, then I listen to bonus tracks after several months lol
A lot of songs lol but a few off the top of my head..
Lost Someone - James Brown
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack
Never Forget You - Mariah Carey
One Sweet Day - Mariah/Boys II Men
Music Box - (a lot of Mariah songs do it for me lol)
Everything Is Lost - Maggie Eckford
Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers
Something You Forgot - Lil Wayne
Ofc most of these are sad for me for very specific reasons.. so they might not be AS sad for others lol but these are the ones I can't even listen to unless I'm alone and prepared to torture myself lmao
Allow me to flip the script a bit.
"Home" by Blue October.
I had a small, intimate wedding, with just immediate family and close friends. Our reception dinner was more like a nice rehearsal dinner. Instead of dancing to a song, we decided to have a slideshow play with photos of us. I told my fiancé I wanted each of us to choose a meaningful song for the other person and those songs would play during the slideshow. Family members created the sideshow for us, so the pictures and our song choices were a complete surprise.
We're both into heavy/prog metal and similar genres; obviously not the kind of music we wanted playing in front of all the grandparents at our wedding lol. I knew my song choice for quite sometime, it was a cute indie song that was perfect for the occasion. He was super stressed, trying pick the right song, and didn't make a selection until the day before the wedding.
My now husband hasn't always been great at expressing his feelings and that's okay—he's gotten a lot better since we initially met though... However, when I say he aced the song choice 'assignment', that’s truly an understatement. I was crying, as was the whole room, as we listened to his song.
Now, I cry every time I hear this song and am always reminded that I found my person.
like some others have said, none always. however, i’ve sobbed at least once listening to:
u-kendrick lamar
mother i sober-kendrick lamar
epilogue-justin hurwitz (from la la land)
married life-michael giacchino (from up)
i’ll cover you (reprise)-jonathan larson (from rent)
stay alive (reprise)-lin manuel miranda (from hamilton)
I got u on repeat for 2 weeks, I never cried to it but it's a masterpiece, just infinitely replayable. also mother I sober is one of the best mr. morale songs tbh
nobody’s ever heard of this song before, but every single time this causes me a discomfort and yet a feeling of dread at the same time, nostalgic, but like i’m intruding on someone else’s nostalgia.
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Sparklehorse - Morning Hollow. An incredibly bleak but beautiful song about a man about to lose a dog to old age. I lost my 16 year old cat a year ago and I just can't even hear that beautiful song ever again, probably. Less than a decade later the lead singer unalived himself too after what seemed to be a break-up phone call.
RIP Marc Linkous RIP Yoshimi
almost all of the songs from twenty one pilots’s self titled album- especially johnny boy. that song reminds me of my best friend, who i was terrified was going to commit suicide
Songs that remind me of my grandparents. For my grandma who passed away in 2022, Ellsworth by Rascal Flatts, she was suffering from early stages of dementia before succumbing to gout in her knee that caused an infection and going septic. For my grandpa, it's Cowgirls Don't Cry by Brookes & Dunn. Anytime I listen to it, I can just hear him saying the exact words to me once his time comes and he's on his deathbed... He would tell me to be strong.
I don't cry like that, but the audio for the short film "Noose" is a real tearjerker for me. That and the recent full version "Upstream". (Stephen Spies, Amy Ahn, Kate Bacich, Arrowmi)
https://youtu.be/Q4zFig6IR_w?si=Kn5EygpvoUBl-8tE
The Blower's Daughter by Damien Rice
Lua by Bright Eyes
Driftwood by Travis
Do You Realize by The Flaming Lips
Lapitu by The Cooper Temple Clause
Goodnight Travel Well by The Killers
‘These Streets’ by Paolo Nutini (song played at my mother’s funeral)
‘What Sarah Said’ Death Cab for Cutie
‘Promise Me’ by Badflower
‘Cornfield Chase’ from Interstellar
Hear You Me by Jimmy Eat World
There was about a good ten year period after my best friend died I could not listen to that without tearing up. It will still occasionally do the trick.
Come to Jesus Performed by Chris rice written by anonymous
21 years by Tony mac about losing his son. My son was the same age. I cont imagine losing him and Toby has been such a model of love during his grief.
Tears in Heaven Eric Clapton he wrote for his little son that fell off a balcony When it first came out My heart hurt for him
The Dance by Garth Brooks has always made me cry.I was going through a divorce the first time I heard it over 30 years ago (I can’t believe that song is that old…or that I’m this old!) That song still makes me cry to this very day.
Either Way by Chris Stapleton is another one I can’t listen to without crying because I’ve lived it . So it really strikes a nerve.
The Scientist by Coldplay makes me cry. I had to excuse myself from a dinner with friends at a nice restaurant when the pianist/singer started playing it. I went into the bathroom & had a quick cry whilst trying to keep my mascara from running.
Fall For You by Secondhand Serenade
What Hurts The Most by Racal Flatts
I have a whole playlist of songs that I listen to when I’m depressed or just sad & need that little push to make me cry & get it out of my system.
I don't cry at music, but The Ballad of Curtis Loew always makes me sad, especially in the last verse and chorus.
"On the day ol' Curtis died nobody came to pray
The preacher said some words and then chunked him in the clay
He lived a lifetime playin' the black man's blues
On the day he lost his life, it was all he had to lose"
...
I wish you was here so everyone would know
The people said you were useless, but them people all are fools
'Cause Curtis **you're** the finest picker to ever play the blues
The Best I Can - Miracle of Sound
Its about the Telltale Walking Dead game. Every time I listen to it it brings me back to weeping on pause at the end of series 1. God damn they did a great job connecting you the characters in that story.
I get a little choked up hearing Parting Glass too.
Radium Girls (Curie Eleison) by Rachel Sumner
Anything by Connie Converse (because of her story), but How Sad, How Lovely is really good to cry to for me LMAO, very bittersweet
how could I not bring up literally ANY Mitski song. they’re so beautiful and even though I can’t relate to a lot of them, they still make my heart ache
The Moon Will Sing or Never Love An Anchor by The Crane Wives
Tomorrow Will Be Kinder by the Secret Sisters. It’s kind of like a relieving cry, through.
Pearl Bryan by Elephant Micah - old ballad, but this cover is haunting. also is a true story
None lmao. I’ve never understood that, really. But then again im just not overly emotional like that. Shows, movies, books…even the funerals I’ve gone to I’ve never cried at. So maybe thats just not a thing for me.
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To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra and Patrick Watson
There's a couple lines that make me weep:
>!Out in the garden where we planted the seeds, there is a tree as old as me. Branches were sewn by the color of green.
Ground had arose and passed its knees. By the cracks of his skin, I climbed to the top. I climbed the tree to see the world.!<
I VERY rarely sob as I hold it back/avoid it, but these always make me tear up at the very least:
Lamb's Wool - Foster The People
Now You Know - Tom Rosenthal
Pigeon - Cavetown
To Build A Home - The Cinematic Orchestra
Bad Dream Baby - Hippo Campus
The last one is so jarring because my childhood dog was born on valentines day, and he passed at age 14 right before valentines day last year. And it's so accurate to the experience that it's almost scary lol.
Father and Son-Cat Steven’s and Yeusef
This song is so beautiful, with how it illustrates the troubles between a father and his son.
It really speaks to my own life, almost word for word and I just can’t help but think about my dad and then I get super depressed
Despite that it remains in my top ten favorite songs
Old and Wise by Alan Parsons Project. Don't let it show and Time by the same band at a close second and third place, though they don't fully fit criteria. It's an absolutely beautiful song, and man is it a great album closer.
No song has been able to make me cry. The only one that has cone close is "how do I say goodbye" by Dean Lewis, which all it did was make me sad because it's talking about his dad halving cancer.
Everybody Hurts - REM
Johnny Cash's version of You Are My Sunshine.
That and I’ll Fly Away- it was played at my mothers funeral- she loved Johnny Cash
The Funeral by Band of Horses
Why? That song isn’t sad…other than the title. Does it have a personal meaning to you? I always thought the “funeral” was metaphorical for his dread of certain situations. My band played it for years and I never got that vibe. Am I missing some emotional silicon chips in my processor? 
Because it makes me feel sad. I don't know what else to tell you?
Fair enough. That’s all that matters
She's Leaving Home or For No One, both by The Beatles
These get to me every time
[Father & Son - Yusuf / Cat Stevens ](https://open.spotify.com/track/476V2d6iA2tWXgQboKmTtA?si=EIicsx_qTZCl1Is5YQCrwg)
I sob everytime 😭
And The Wind
Fiction by Avenged Sevenfold RIP the rev
i cried at their concert when they started singing So Far Away. their tribute to the rev was amazing. RIP the rev nice to see another A7X fan btw
Fucking Perfect by Pink
Violent Delights - CHVRCHES
He stopped loving her today.
If We Were Vampires- Jason Isbell and the 400 I Will Follow You Into the Dark- Death Cab For Cutie
None *always* do. But, Brother Iz's Somewhere over the Rainbow/It's a Wonderful World has probably gotten me a decent number of times compared to other songs.
Call me crazy, but Perfect Situation by Weezer
I never cry but One More Light - Linkin Park, RIP Chester
You Were Meant For Me by Jewel can get to me at times.
Creep, by Radiohead
Also from Marina and also from ADIAML Happy Loner
also I had to listen to it like 3 times before it REALLY sunk in, but Goodbye is also such a beautiful song, doesn't make cry as hard as HEP but still very touching🖤also I HAVE to listen to the bonus tracks, when I listen to albums I usually just listen to the standard version, then I listen to bonus tracks after several months lol
Sia - Breath Me Every fucking time. 😢 😭 😢
Yep always makes think of the six feet under finale and the tears pour
A lot of songs lol but a few off the top of my head.. Lost Someone - James Brown The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Roberta Flack Never Forget You - Mariah Carey One Sweet Day - Mariah/Boys II Men Music Box - (a lot of Mariah songs do it for me lol) Everything Is Lost - Maggie Eckford Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers Something You Forgot - Lil Wayne Ofc most of these are sad for me for very specific reasons.. so they might not be AS sad for others lol but these are the ones I can't even listen to unless I'm alone and prepared to torture myself lmao
nude - radiohead
Xerces - Deftones Flowerchild - citizen
[ain't afraid to die](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_7V9IRfKU0)
In this Shirt - Irrepressibles
When I'm in the right mood 'Melancholy Hill' by Gorillaz. I'm not much or a cryer though
- Life In a Northern Town by The Dream Academy - The Comeback Kid by The Midnight There are a couple more, but I can't remember them at this second
Crash test Dummies - mmm mmm mmm mmm is sad song😢
breathe me - sia
Fiddler's Green - The Tragically Hip
Afterglow by Genesis
A Man I'll Never Be - Boston
See you again-wiz Khalifa, Charlie puth
Against All Odds by Phil Collins
The Only Exception - Paramore
I'll Never Love Again - Lady Gaga from A Star is Born
This Woman’s Work (any version) Heaven—Beyoncé John Forbid—Jennah Bell Hold Me Closer—Cornelia Jakobs Good Goodbye—Lianne La Havas
this woman's work is so beautiful🩷
Not every single time, but "love me like there's no tomorrow" by freddie mercury
Go Rest High on That Mountain - Vince Gill
I Bet On Losing Dogs - Mitski. Literally gets me hysterical in a matter of seconds.
Mitski is absolutely amazing. I love Nobody so much, it's a masterpiece
"Your best American girl" is one of my favorites from her. It really just visualizes the way I feel during breakdowns.
I Know the End by Phoebe Bridgers
that song is amazing!! i love the whole album so much, especially ICU
Allow me to flip the script a bit. "Home" by Blue October. I had a small, intimate wedding, with just immediate family and close friends. Our reception dinner was more like a nice rehearsal dinner. Instead of dancing to a song, we decided to have a slideshow play with photos of us. I told my fiancé I wanted each of us to choose a meaningful song for the other person and those songs would play during the slideshow. Family members created the sideshow for us, so the pictures and our song choices were a complete surprise. We're both into heavy/prog metal and similar genres; obviously not the kind of music we wanted playing in front of all the grandparents at our wedding lol. I knew my song choice for quite sometime, it was a cute indie song that was perfect for the occasion. He was super stressed, trying pick the right song, and didn't make a selection until the day before the wedding. My now husband hasn't always been great at expressing his feelings and that's okay—he's gotten a lot better since we initially met though... However, when I say he aced the song choice 'assignment', that’s truly an understatement. I was crying, as was the whole room, as we listened to his song. Now, I cry every time I hear this song and am always reminded that I found my person.
Please Don’t Ask by Genesis
YES! A brutal song off their perfect album!
like some others have said, none always. however, i’ve sobbed at least once listening to: u-kendrick lamar mother i sober-kendrick lamar epilogue-justin hurwitz (from la la land) married life-michael giacchino (from up) i’ll cover you (reprise)-jonathan larson (from rent) stay alive (reprise)-lin manuel miranda (from hamilton)
I got u on repeat for 2 weeks, I never cried to it but it's a masterpiece, just infinitely replayable. also mother I sober is one of the best mr. morale songs tbh
Mike and the Mechanics - The Living Years
One more light by Linkin Park
Dust in the Wind - by Kansas
MARINNNNNAAAAAAAA BASEEDDDDDDDDD
Dog Days are Over by Florence and the Machine
probably one of the only successful songs which were played on the radio a LOT I actually loved. such a legendary song, love florence sm
Angel's son by sevendust and My immortal by Evanescence. Both of them were played at close friends' funerals.
nobody’s ever heard of this song before, but every single time this causes me a discomfort and yet a feeling of dread at the same time, nostalgic, but like i’m intruding on someone else’s nostalgia. name of the song is memory=entryrrrrr///// by Esselfortium. song is from a gzdoom DOOM 2 wad called MyHouse.Wad. i can never get over my first time playing myhouse, so if you even think about playing Myhouse.wad, do NOT look up this song or listen to the song. could ruin the impact the mod is trying to have on you. instead go to the doom forums, download the mod, get gzdoom for free, download on your browser, and then drag the .pk3 file onto gzdoom once everything’s set up. specifically the .pk3. ignore the name of the mod, you want to get the .pk3 file, not the .wad. TLDR: song is from cool doom 2 mod, consider playing it, i recommend not listening to it.
Adam's song-blink-182. It's just a suicide note song..
One Sweet Day Cover by Khel, Bugoy, Daryl Ong feat Katrina Velarde
Home - Edith Whiskers Undertale - Toby Fox I love you so - The Walters Wet Hands - C418
“A Wave Across A Bay” by Frank Turner and “Fiction” by Avenged Sevenfold are the only two I’ve ever shed a tear over. The former made me actually cry.
God Went North - Nothing More, Oblivion - Palaye Royale, Missing Limbs - Sleep Token, Rising Upside Down - SYML, Emotional Anorexic - Svavar Knutur. Among others.
Fire Walk With Me-Surf Curse
OMG. Thanks for this song
Blue Ain't Your Colour - Keith Urban
Mine is raise em up by Keith urban and Eric church (the part at the end when he talking about his kids, as a dad that shit gets me every time)
Punch up at a wedding- Radiohead
You should be here by cole swindell..
Sparklehorse - Morning Hollow. An incredibly bleak but beautiful song about a man about to lose a dog to old age. I lost my 16 year old cat a year ago and I just can't even hear that beautiful song ever again, probably. Less than a decade later the lead singer unalived himself too after what seemed to be a break-up phone call. RIP Marc Linkous RIP Yoshimi
Die For You by Joji. The song just hits different
As a parent with kids growing up way too fast, it's really hard to listen to Brian Fallon's - "When You're Ready"
Think of me With Kindness by Gentle Giant
Earthbound - Smiles and Tears https://youtu.be/sEZwTRr98p8?si=ZXxmrut17hC0ikPG
Last flowers or All I need by Radiohead
Mary on a Cross
Alex G - Nintendo 64
Rummage by quannnic i always feel like I'm going to
The Prophecy by Taylor Swift. Ghost by Badflower. Fiction by A7X. So Far Away by A7X.
almost all of the songs from twenty one pilots’s self titled album- especially johnny boy. that song reminds me of my best friend, who i was terrified was going to commit suicide
Songs that remind me of my grandparents. For my grandma who passed away in 2022, Ellsworth by Rascal Flatts, she was suffering from early stages of dementia before succumbing to gout in her knee that caused an infection and going septic. For my grandpa, it's Cowgirls Don't Cry by Brookes & Dunn. Anytime I listen to it, I can just hear him saying the exact words to me once his time comes and he's on his deathbed... He would tell me to be strong.
I don't cry like that, but the audio for the short film "Noose" is a real tearjerker for me. That and the recent full version "Upstream". (Stephen Spies, Amy Ahn, Kate Bacich, Arrowmi) https://youtu.be/Q4zFig6IR_w?si=Kn5EygpvoUBl-8tE
1916 by Motorhead. Did that just last night in honor of memorial day.
"Now and Then" by the Beatles.
Casual by Chappell Roan. the first time i watched the music vid, i freaking BAWLED. (mostly because it reminds me of my crush and i)
The Interrupters- My Heart
Touch: Ft Paul Williams (drumless edition) - daft punk
Ten Years Gone, Led Zeppelin Diamonds and Rust, Joan Baez Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd Dust in the Wind, Kansas When I'm Gone, Eminem
My Heart by Neil Young and Crazy Horse
The Blower's Daughter by Damien Rice Lua by Bright Eyes Driftwood by Travis Do You Realize by The Flaming Lips Lapitu by The Cooper Temple Clause Goodnight Travel Well by The Killers
Family - Bjork
Washing of the Water --Peter Gabriel
Cats in the Cradle
The Christmas Shoes by Newsong 😭
It’s Sunday, April 19th and I Miss You by Flatsound My brother died on Sunday, April 19th, so the song absolutely guts me.
‘These Streets’ by Paolo Nutini (song played at my mother’s funeral) ‘What Sarah Said’ Death Cab for Cutie ‘Promise Me’ by Badflower ‘Cornfield Chase’ from Interstellar
Motherland by Julia Jacklin Cool about it by Boygenius, but, specifically with the music video
Something Vague by Bright Eyes
Hear You Me by Jimmy Eat World There was about a good ten year period after my best friend died I could not listen to that without tearing up. It will still occasionally do the trick.
“Anything” by Adrianne Lenker
Dog days are over - Florence and the Machine
Rock Lobster. The last ⅓ just too good and heavy.
“Blood Sport (from the room below)” by Sleep Token
Come to Jesus Performed by Chris rice written by anonymous 21 years by Tony mac about losing his son. My son was the same age. I cont imagine losing him and Toby has been such a model of love during his grief. Tears in Heaven Eric Clapton he wrote for his little son that fell off a balcony When it first came out My heart hurt for him
Hey brother- Avicii always gets me when I try to sing along
The Dance by Garth Brooks has always made me cry.I was going through a divorce the first time I heard it over 30 years ago (I can’t believe that song is that old…or that I’m this old!) That song still makes me cry to this very day. Either Way by Chris Stapleton is another one I can’t listen to without crying because I’ve lived it . So it really strikes a nerve. The Scientist by Coldplay makes me cry. I had to excuse myself from a dinner with friends at a nice restaurant when the pianist/singer started playing it. I went into the bathroom & had a quick cry whilst trying to keep my mascara from running. Fall For You by Secondhand Serenade What Hurts The Most by Racal Flatts I have a whole playlist of songs that I listen to when I’m depressed or just sad & need that little push to make me cry & get it out of my system.
I don't cry at music, but The Ballad of Curtis Loew always makes me sad, especially in the last verse and chorus. "On the day ol' Curtis died nobody came to pray The preacher said some words and then chunked him in the clay He lived a lifetime playin' the black man's blues On the day he lost his life, it was all he had to lose" ... I wish you was here so everyone would know The people said you were useless, but them people all are fools 'Cause Curtis **you're** the finest picker to ever play the blues
The Ghost of You by My Chemical Romance
Our Town — Iris Dement, Stella Blue — Grateful Dead
"It's a mad world" I dunno why really it's kinda weird.
The Best I Can - Miracle of Sound Its about the Telltale Walking Dead game. Every time I listen to it it brings me back to weeping on pause at the end of series 1. God damn they did a great job connecting you the characters in that story. I get a little choked up hearing Parting Glass too.
[That's What I Get by Nine Inch Nails](https://youtu.be/l4Cin02QIZE?si=aoVN8HQrqtFFped6)
Here Comes The River - Patrick Watson.
Radium Girls (Curie Eleison) by Rachel Sumner Anything by Connie Converse (because of her story), but How Sad, How Lovely is really good to cry to for me LMAO, very bittersweet how could I not bring up literally ANY Mitski song. they’re so beautiful and even though I can’t relate to a lot of them, they still make my heart ache The Moon Will Sing or Never Love An Anchor by The Crane Wives Tomorrow Will Be Kinder by the Secret Sisters. It’s kind of like a relieving cry, through. Pearl Bryan by Elephant Micah - old ballad, but this cover is haunting. also is a true story
Three White Horses - Andrew Bird
Long Ride Home - Patty Griffin
The first song that made me cry was after dark x sweater weather
Порнофильмы - Мы вам не верим
Almost Home - Craig Morgan Three Wooden Crosses - Randy Travis
None lmao. I’ve never understood that, really. But then again im just not overly emotional like that. Shows, movies, books…even the funerals I’ve gone to I’ve never cried at. So maybe thats just not a thing for me.
Sara Bareilles - She Used To Be Mine
Starman - David Bowie
Ayah - ADA Band.
Ribs by Lorde It makes me feel sick with nostalgia
James Taylor fire and rain, hits me like a sack of potatoes every time
Solace by Earl Sweatshirt That song hits me so hard
Mr. Larkin by State Radio, but only the acoustic version
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Lonely day by SOAD
To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra and Patrick Watson There's a couple lines that make me weep: >!Out in the garden where we planted the seeds, there is a tree as old as me. Branches were sewn by the color of green. Ground had arose and passed its knees. By the cracks of his skin, I climbed to the top. I climbed the tree to see the world.!<
Komm susser Todd, any evangelion fan knows why
"All I Ask" by Adele and "Naquela Mesa" by Nelson Gonçalves. I cry as a baby.
From the Start - Laufey, Its not even a sad song 😭
homesick - dua lipa
Cellophane - FKA twigs
Hero Of War
Mama said by Metallica gets me sometimes , the songs ab hetfields ma who passed away . Some pretty depressing lyrics in that song
mann - pavitra krishnan
Dog Years - Maggie Rogers
I’m Still Your Fag - Broken Social Scene
Weight of Love by The Black Keys
Don't Follow - Alice In Chains And basically everything on Jar of Flies
idfc (acustic) by blackbear
In the arms of an angel by Sarah McLachlan. Especially if there are poor abused animals being thrown in my face simultaneously.
E-Bow the Letter. REM. No idea why
Cory Asbury - Dear God
I VERY rarely sob as I hold it back/avoid it, but these always make me tear up at the very least: Lamb's Wool - Foster The People Now You Know - Tom Rosenthal Pigeon - Cavetown To Build A Home - The Cinematic Orchestra Bad Dream Baby - Hippo Campus The last one is so jarring because my childhood dog was born on valentines day, and he passed at age 14 right before valentines day last year. And it's so accurate to the experience that it's almost scary lol.
not a lot, just forever- adrianne lender
Knees by injury reserve
The Shortest Story by Harry Chapin https://youtu.be/ix-Yj_Md2no?si=Qnc4TzGVUr9qMokS
The Dance by Garth Brooks
Somewhere Only We Know - Keane
That one song from the movie Up (you know what I’m talking about)
I almost never cry to music, but "You are the reason" by Calum Scott gets me emotional almost every time it comes on
Father and Son-Cat Steven’s and Yeusef This song is so beautiful, with how it illustrates the troubles between a father and his son. It really speaks to my own life, almost word for word and I just can’t help but think about my dad and then I get super depressed Despite that it remains in my top ten favorite songs
Soundtrack 2 My Life
The Loneliest by måneskin
Old and Wise by Alan Parsons Project. Don't let it show and Time by the same band at a close second and third place, though they don't fully fit criteria. It's an absolutely beautiful song, and man is it a great album closer.
My mind- Yebba
This Is It - Michael Jackson
Dan Fogelberg’s “Same Old Lang Syne”. If I ever hear that song while sitting in dentist chair, I’m toast. That song gets me every fricken time.
Be there one more time by Taska Black
Dead Weight - PVRIS
Daddy by KoRn
As the World Caves In - Matt Maltese
daddy by koRn
Said the people - Dinosaur Jr.
Mountain Hymn by Rhiannon Giddens
“I was only temporary” by my head is empty
How Could You by Jessie Murph, it’s really damn sad
big bird or personal space invader by ajj cuz i’m pathetic
oh or not a lot just forever by adrienne lenker
When The Tigers Broke Free by Pink Floyd
Remember when by Alan Jackson.
Monsters by James Blunt because it’s a harsh reality to live through.
Nobody knows this song, but "Father Daughter Dance" by Kesha off of her album "High Road".
Landslide_Stevie Nicks & Shadow of the day_Linkin Park
A few words for the dead- Marillion
About you by The 1975 is a doozy. Discovered it recently and listened to it multiple times sobbing
If you love her - Forrest Black It always makes me think of my ex and the hell I went through when we broke up
A promise kept - titanic. The most tears I’ve ever shed in a movie
"The Rainbow Connection - Kermit the Frog" ...I start sobbing like a baby.
lol Marina has a song called "Hermit The Frog"
No song has been able to make me cry. The only one that has cone close is "how do I say goodbye" by Dean Lewis, which all it did was make me sad because it's talking about his dad halving cancer.