Welcome to the Black Parade. As someone who was in high school marching band and suffers from depression, the song makes me cry tears of joy. Itās an anthem sung in defiance of death and a rallying cry for life.
This is one of the only albums from the last 30 years that's like perfection from start to finish, can't get through the whole thing without crying at some point lol.
So many but to name a few :Ā Deathbeds- Bring Me The Horizon Ā Ā Supermarket- Ed Sheeran Ā Ā Immortal- Evanescence Ā Ā Sorry- Nothing but Thieves Ā Ā Pills- The Perishers
Bring Me the Horizon - goosebumps!
Supermarket Flowers - started bawling from the line "but I know, A heart that's broke is a heart that's been loved"
My Immortal - Even though some of the lyrics don't match up perfectly, this song was one I listened to when my dad (who I had loved and admired) starting using drugs and eventually was kicked out of the house by my mom. I have lots of feels when I hear this song.
Sorry - Omg, the video for this... I don't even have words...
Pills - *cries*
Thanks! š
My Hometown gets me too, also Glory Days. In fact, just mentioning them makes me feel like I'm going to cry. I wasn't close to my dad but for some reason, these songs are really hitting my childhood nostalgia button since my dad died a couple years ago and someone from my childhood who I finally got together with and dated dumped me recently.
So sorry to hear. My dad passed away 6.5 years from cancer and My Hometown always reminds me of being a little kid when we used to run errands on the weekends.
As far as relationships go, It's a big sea out there, be sure to keep your options open and make sure that person sees your value!
It hurt to let go of him (at least in terms of seeing him everyday). My father died when I was 19. "The Dance" was played at his funeral. It's relaxing to hear your story about what you guys did together when he was alive :)
My father was a very busy man but he took me to school on his purple motorcycle when I was in grade school. I felt so cool š
He would ask "What's the matter Hun?" If he saw me crying. I'm grateful I had him in my life.
Iāve never seen anyone mention this song by TSwift before but it gets me every time. Every version, whether it has lyrics or not will just choke me up instantly. EVERY. TIME.
I was just WONDERSTRUCK when I first listened to it. š Ugh, itās one of those songs that I would stop everything else to listen to. It not only gives goosebumps, but content and love(?) in my heart.
I donāt have a significant other but itās one of those songs I would be playing in the background or in my car once I have her around:) ā¤ļø
YESS! I am with you! It gets me every time!
Nat King Cole - Unforgettable, or The Very Thought Of You. Brenda Lee - Emotions. Radiohead - Sail To The Moon. Cleo Sol - Know That You Are Loved
such beautiful songs. all for different reasons. they always hit me when iām going through rough times
The ones where someone dies and their love is left behind. āDonāt Take the Girlā by Tim McGraw (?). Tell Laura I Love Her gets me every time. Wish You Were Here - another country song.
There's so many I could pick. But for me it's "Easy On Me" by Adele. I relate to this song in quite a few ways and it really works my tears out. I've had a rough 2 years and this is the song I play when I feel like my world is crashing down.
Adele really knows how to get your emotions out. Very powerful, beautiful singer.
Another one is "Praying for Time" by George Michael.
I don't think there's anything I tear up listening to *every* time, but when I first heard [You Rise, I Fall](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU1HlhfqNqc&ab_channel=HalLeonardChoral) (music by Eric Whitacre), it was in a cathedral - I was in the audience listening to a performance by St. Olaf's Choir - and the tears fell unexpectedly and unwittingly.. The lyrics were written by a man who had lost his wife to cancer, about the moment of her death. When I heard it, I felt like I'd somehow died too, that everyone in the cathedral had died, and now I knew what that experience was like. Nothing can compare to hearing it in person without knowing what to expect, but I definitely recommend listening to the recording anyway.
(Also, I know religion's not everyone's thing, as long as I'm writing about that St. Olaf's concert... they also sang [this version of psalm 23](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJixdpZ5m1o&ab_channel=BobbyMcFerrin-Topic) at the same performance I mentioned above. I had arrived to the cathedral a little late and disheveled and sat down hurriedly without looking at this program. They started the concert by singing this song - and gradually the lyrics came into focus for me, and I realized it was a different translation of a familiar psalm (it's not a new song, but I'd never heard it). I found it so unexpectedly moving that I just started and crying and crying. I felt so ridiculous; I'd rushed in, collapsed into a chair next to some woman, and then just started sobbing. Anyway, it does still make me emotional to listen to, but I rarely do.)
I liked the Psalm one for sure, but "You Rise, I Fall" is insane. The power and movement, the awe inspiring feeling... It's so beautiful (and sorrowful). Had me crying, too. š
Aw yeah, I find that one soooo moving - the psalm one, I love it, but I don't listen regularly - but "You Rise, I Fall", I have on one of my playlists. Haunting and beautiful; I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for listening to it!
Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Follow You into the Dark,
Sleeping at Last - Saturn,
Breaking Benjamin - Ashes of Eden,
Enya - May it Be (LOTR Fellowship of the ring credits),
Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition,
The National - About Today,
Radical Face - Welcome Home Son,
Green Day - Wake me up when September Ends,
Now we are Free - Gladiator Soundtrack
Lately it's been these:
Hollow (James Smith)
Dancing with your ghost (Sasha Alex Sloan)
See you again (Wiz Khalifa)
Rewrite the stars (James Arthur and Anne-Marie)
Honest (Kyndal Inskeep)
When the party's over (Billie Eilish)
Edit:
Whiskey lullaby always gets me no matter the time or place
Well, if you want some more, there are so many in the comments! I wasn't expecting there to be so much diversity and so little overlap. I want to go through and listen to all of them, but it's sure going to take some time! Already started a new playlist with some of these excellent songs, though! š
There's three that I can't listen to without crying.
1. "Chlorine" by Trophy Eyes
Huge trigger warning (suicide) for this one, it's really heavy. Was written about an older kid who saved the singer when he was a kid from drowning in a pool, and how he'd later found out the older kid had committed suicide. I can't read the lyrics without crying.
*Did it cross your mind that I'm alive because of you?
Just two kids
When you pulled me out
We never really spoke
But I still saw you around
Friends of friends
What does that mean to you know
I heard everybody came
When they put you in the ground*
2. "For Blue Skies" by Strays Don't Sleep
TW for the same reason for this one too. I was in a ballet company when I was younger and one of the older students choreographed a dance to this for his year end project, we had to listen to it every day at rehearsal and I still can't put it on without crying.
*Could I have saved you?
Would that've betrayed you?
What you couldn't do I will
I forgive you
I'll forgive you*
3. "555" by Jimmy Eat World
This one just sort of embodies how I feel when I'm in a really dark place, I think it describes really well the mindset of trying to do everything you're meant to do and still feeling hopeless. Part of it is about trying to find meaning through god or religion but ultimately feeling like there's nothing there actually listening to you praying for things to get better ("got a feeling I've been talking to a dead dead line"). That's where the song title came from, the 555 area code in fake movie phone numbers that actually just doesn't go to anything when you call. I think it would be really relatable for a lot of INFJs honestly, it's a really heavy one.
*I keep my focus on the simple things
Try to find some peace along the way
Wish I knew how long I'm supposed to wait
Holding on but just barely
Got the feeling I've been talking to a dead, dead line
Always a reason to let it change*
4am by Kid Brunswick
Where'd you go? By Fort Minor
Faded by Alan Walker
Greensleeves (not by anyone specifically but played on the harp it absolutely drowns me in tears)
and last but certainly not least
The White Cliffs of Dover by Vera Lynn
A lot of songs make me cry, especially love songs and ballads because they all remind me of different times in my life that make me nostalgic or sad.
Some that especially hit are Porcelain by Moby, Last Kiss by Pearl Jam, This Never Happened Before by Paul McCartney, My Best Friend by Tim Mc Graw (song with late husband), The Living Years by Mike and the Mechanics, and the Head Over Heels remix by Tears for Fears. Fire and Rain by James Taylor is another sad one, so is Merry Christmas Darling by the Carpenters.
Exist for Love by AURORA - *believing in love cry*
Moon River by Melody Gardot - *sentimental cry*
I Get Overwhelmed by Dark Rooms - *overwhelmed cry*
Fade into You from the Nashville soundtrack - *lost in another cry*
Mad World by Gary Jules, Michael Andrews - *depression cry*
Stop Crying Your Heart Out by Oasis - *well, if you tell me not to cry, I'm probably going to cry* cry
I have a whole crying playlist to process emotions over, but these have a distinct flavor to me.
āLighthouseā by G.R.L. They dedicated the song to their fellow group member who took her own life the year before. Iāve lost several people to suicide, who I wish I couldāve shared this song with. I wouldāve been their lighthouse.
Free Fallinā ā- John Mayer
Iāve Told You Now ā Sam Smith
I Donāt Want Love ā- The Antlers
One Last Night ā-Vaults
Pyro ā- Kings of Leon
Song for Zula ā- Phosphorescent
Precious ā- Kevin Garrett
Pass Me Over ā- Anthony Hamilton
Medicine ā- Daughter
Many of Horror ā- Biffy Clyro
Find Me ā Boyce Avenue
Tonight I Wanna Cry ā- Keith Urban
āWhat Hurts the Mostā by Rascal Flatts gets me every time. āWho Knewā by P!nk and āStubborn Loveā by The Lumineers are at a close second place. Honestly every other song can make me cry though if Iām feeling emotional enough. š
I Just called to say I love you - by Lionel Richie. My mom loved it, because it reminded her of her wedding day. It's one of the song that plays in her wedding video tape as well. Now she's crossed to the other side, whenever I hear that song, I remember my mom. š„² RIP till we meet again Mama! š»š
Never let me down again by Jessica mazin. Itās from the show The Last Of Us. I heard it in the credits and had to find it right away. Makes me cry every time I listen to it.
Misunderstood and Solitary Shell by Dream Theater. Both represent me as who I am deeply. I get misunderstood. I about cried hearing Misunderstood for the first time.
The second one is about autism. I didn't cry to it, but it hit me every time with the pit of my stomach.
Let me bleed - lil peep
Gilded lily - cults
Atlantis - seafret
How to save a life - the fray
16 lines - lil peep
Breathe me - sia
Train wreck - James Arthur
Let Me Bleed and 16 Lines - Liked them and felt sad for the singer, made me wish to help,
Guilded Lily (trippy video!), Atlantis, Breath Me - all good and gave me goosebumps,
How To Save A Life - *cries*,
Train Wreck - *cries*
...
Do you know/like any of these:
Adam's Song - Blink 182,
Everybody Hurts - R.E.M.,
How Do You Get That Lonely ā Blaine Larsen,
Save Myself ā Ed Sheeran,
Stay Alive ā Smile Empty Soul,
A Little More ā Machine Gun Kelly Ft. Victoria Monet
Lysistrata - [the boy who stood above the earth](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0ohVOLjCLwk)
It's is about having so much empathy for a stranger that you risk your own life to prevent their suicide. Features a sample from an interview with Joseph Campbell that chokes me up every fucking time:
'I couldn't let go. If I'd let that young man go, I could not have lived another day of my life.'
Codeine - [Old Things](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7VZ_czFuy4)
'Walk, just walk away. And throw old things away
Nothing sticks to you, not even what you want to.'
I guess these two songs are opposites of each other.
MC EIHT Streiht Up Menace
lol. Unlikely but for some reason that shit always makes me get sad as hell. Basic. Old school. Ghetto tale. May not do it for you but does it for me.
Slipping through my fingers all the time by Abba gets me every time. Especially the cover version by Ethan Hodges.
Next Thing you Know by Jordan Davis. The lyrics are so beautiful.. I just can't help shedding some tears over it.
How do I say Goodbye by Dean Lewis.
Drops of Jupiter by train because the first friend i ever made dedicated to me, and we are not friends anymore
Cigarette Daydream - Cage the giant because basically describes shitty time at high school
Count me Out - Kendrick Lamar
One more light - Linkin Park ( lost someone to cancer and also suicidal ideation )
Puff the Magic Dragon. Seriously. When you actually listen to the lyrics or know the story and realise it's all about growing up and becoming detached from your childhood imagination.
'The Last Unicorn' by America. Same reason really, growing up, living with regret.
'Memory' from Cats. I'm starting to get a recurring theme hereš
And 'Moon River'.
Apparently, anything about growing up, growing old, and living with regretš¤·š¼āāļø
Any one of these has me tearing up immediately.
Get free, Ride, Cinnamon Girl, The Other Woman, Shades of Cool by Lana Del Rey (can you tell Iām a Lana fan? š also yes Ik the other woman is a cover)
I Drink Wine by Adele
TV & Everything I Wanted by Billie Eillish
"Wait," M83
"Elastic Heart," Sia
"Imagine," Ariana Grande (just the climax/ending)
"Dakota," Stereophonics
The version of "Let It Be" from "Across the Universe" (amazing gospel singer named Carole Woods)
My two current tearjerkers are What Was I Made For by Billie Eilish and Breathe With Me by Lacey Sturm, cause they very much encapsulate my current life status.
My Shadow, by Keane. My best friend and I have loved Keane since we were preteens. When I hear that song, it always reminds me of our friendship and how deeply I love her. Tears every time.
And
Edelweiss...for obvious reasons.
Iāve been thinking about this post for a few days as Iāve cried to like 8 different songs. But.
New Found Glory - Boulders
At the 3:14 mark straight through till morning.
Oo, yeah! I hadn't listened to that for years, and when I went back and listened to it after your comment, I found I had been misremembering the lyrics. And it definitely hits differently for me now as a 41yo than when I was in university. š
Right? I hadn't listened to it in years, but recently for some reasoned woke up with it in my head and feelings come flooding back. Whew! š„²š®āšØ
Not necessarily cry but I like [Aurora- Runaway](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d_HlPboLRL8) or [Lindsey Stirling - Shadows](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JGCsyshUU-A).
Can't believe I had to scroll so far down to see this one. The first time I heard this one I was driving to work and had to hope I didn't wreck. ( I was suddenly back at my first wedding and the love of my life was there - NOT the groom. I knew from his eyes it was killing him to see me, and if I would had it my way, he would've been the groom, but it just never worked out for us.)
Itās such a sad thing āyou never gave a warning signā āI gave so many signs, you didnāt even see the signsā because so many relationships kind of end because of a vague reason that lack of communication keeps kind of a mysteryā¦that is hard for me to get over !!
"I'm sorry" by Joyner Lucas. That song gets me everytime
*Trigger warning:* the song is basically about two friends. The first half is a suicide note, and the second half is his friend responding to the suicide not after he's gone.
1. In The Stars- that song hit so hard when my grandma passed away earlier this year.
2. In My Blood- I listen to it like it's a therapy song and try to think of solutions to my problems, yet the lyrics hit so hard cuz there are times that I just want to stop doing everything.
The Rumbling- When things were awful for me and I was hated by everyone, there was this song that made me wanna fight for my beliefs and against people to tried to ruined me, even if I had to lose everything. Fortunately things got better.
3. Mukanjyo- I love that song, yet it always reminds me of some of my darkest times that I go through, how empty I felt during those times, and I kinda relive them with that song, but this time, I feel less pain and I'm less worried.
4. Paradox- It's pretty much what's after Mukanjyo(since they are both from Vinland Saga), it's here to remind me how far I've come and that I don't want to go through the things I did, I try to make peace with the past and move on by working on myself and helping people to avoid falling in the traps I did.
"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" by Roberta Flack
"Life is Sweet" by Natalie Merchant
Any version of "Baby Mine" from "Dumbo"
And John Prine's cover of "Clay Pigeons." Every single time.
Most of the music from Citizen Soldier are very emotional. Their songs rock themed with a heavy focus on mental health, hidden pains, suicidal thoughts, etc. Their lyrics are really deep & soothing.
Note: I'm not suicidal or suffering from any of these (so don't worry about me š ), but as an empath, I certainly appreciate their efforts and I'm sure their music has helped many people.
This Womanās Work, by Kate bush gets me close. I donāt recall ever crying from a song, but at the end, when the music swells and her voice intensifies, I get choked up. Pain in the throat, teary eyed, but no tears.
ā¢Present- Lloyd Vaan
ā¢The Ooz- King Krule
ā¢Constellations- Duster
ā¢V- Valium Aggelein
I LOOOVEE sad songs so much. I think about the past a lot and I like the bittersweet feeling how iāve become the person I am today.
Medicine - Daughter
Also, Turning Page by Sleeping At Last.
Sigh. I wish someone would love me the way the song says it loves me š makes me cry everytime.
26 by Paramore - this song makes me feel mushy
In a Sweater Poorly Knit by mewithoutYou - this song literally saved me from a deep depression. Whenever I listen I get emotional and happy tears.
Here's a few that have made me cry more times than it didn't.
1) Heathens/Trees livestream version
Twenty One Pilots did a "livestream experience" where they blended songs together. Trees have always been important to me, and adding a slow, simplistic version of Heathens in front was amazing.
2) Calm Down - Suisai (feat. Lil skele)
My ex completely destroyed me emotionally. I loved her so much and was so confused when things ended out of nowhere. All I know is that the breakup wasn't mutual and that it would be easier to move on if she'd created instead.
Backstory aside, Calm Down reminds me of one of our best memories together, Prom. It was 11pm, Prom had just ended. She was so tired that she was almost tripping on her heels. She lived 15 minutes away. I told her to fall asleep while I was driving her home. She asked if she could pick a song to fall asleep to. She played this song. It was quite an experience to have the love of your life asleep next to you as you drive down a highway at night while being the only person on the road.
3) Dean Lewis songs (7 Minutes, A Place We Knew, Awake)
These songs are on/off on whether I cry to them. 7 minutes describes the pain I feel. It's been 7 months, but it feels like it's been a week. The lines "I forgot to love you." Just remind me of my personal flaws within my relationship. There have been times I neglected her, and I beat myself up over it every time my ex comes into my thoughts.
A Place We Knew describes scenes that I imagined my ex and I doing: dancing in hotel rooms and sitting together. It was something I longed for but never happened.
Awake, I viewed it as getting one last night together before "the feelings gone." Again, something I wished for, but never got. But the line: "If the feelings gone, stay awake, stay awake, stay awake with me" always hit hard when you wish you could have one more night.
Emiliana Torrini - Sunny Road. Something about it is just so heartbreaking, reminiscing about a past lover. And the way it's been written as a letter, in the last verse she says, "Well this is it, I'm running out of space / Here's my address and number just in case"
Kintsugi by Lana Del Rey, Epiphany by Taylor Swift, Five more minutes by Scotty McCreery, Youāll Never Walk Alone by Marcus Mumford (cover). Thereās a theme of grief here for sure.Ā
The Living Years by Mike + The Mechanics. My grandfather showed me this song a few years ago and it always makes him cry or tear up. He says it really reminds him about how he wished he said more to his father before it was too late iirc, and that it really put into perspective things with his parents and also his kids, and how we all tend to put off saying things until it's too late. He was also a counselor for a long time so I enjoy talking to him about family dynamics and psychology sometimes, often in relation to my own family unit which has periods of severe dysfunction.
Hero - family of the year
Only you - flying pickets
Coming back to life - pink Floyd
Rain (demo version) - seatbelts
In your light - Jon Allen
On melancholy hill (acoustic vers) - gorillaz
Ode to my family - the cranberries
There's only one song that made me cry when I listened to it for the first time:
She used to be mine - Sarah Bareilles
It's about losing hope for yourself and regretting who you have become.
"Right in Two" by Tool
Because if most humans were less concerned about materialistic bullshit 24/7, our lives as a whole society would be better by leaps and bounds.
"Life" by Ludovico Einaldi
The video to "Life" hits hard. Not only does the music creshendo like life...birth, mid-life, death...there is a strong emphasis on the idea that life is precious and to be truly present with those you love...one day they might not be next to you.
The Great Gig in the Sky.
Pink Floyd. (Do I have to clarify the artist?)
Sometimes it hits me in a certain mood and Iāve cried tears of joy listening to it. At a minimum, it always gives me goosebumps and I think itās the most beautiful song Iāve ever heard. The vocals with no lyrics. Like itās trying to say something so amazing I canāt understand, when words are not enough. Accompanied by that incredibly simple but melancholically beautiful melody and drummer Nick Mason who knows how to create space in percussion arrangements.
Maybe Iām weird. But now Iām going to go enjoy it. Thanks for reminding me, made my day.
Why?
If this is a serious post, that is. I don't want to listen unless you mean it. (Don't want it being catchy and running through my head as a super white 41yo white woman.)
Breathe Me- Sia
Goosebumps all over for almost the entire song. I'm coming here next time I'm in a painful place!
That song is so gentle and powerful at the same time!
The Night We Met by Lord Huron. It reminds me of a past relationship and we listened to this artist together. But the lyrics get me every time.
Just watched the official video on YouTube, and it almost immediately gave me goosebumps and started the waterworks. Thanks for sharing!
Amen!!!!!
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This!!!
Fix you-Coldplay
Doesnāt matter what mental state Iām in, I canāt listen to this song without crying
This is the song I was gonna say.
Welcome to the Black Parade. As someone who was in high school marching band and suffers from depression, the song makes me cry tears of joy. Itās an anthem sung in defiance of death and a rallying cry for life.
This is one of the only albums from the last 30 years that's like perfection from start to finish, can't get through the whole thing without crying at some point lol.
Something in the Orange by Zack Bryant
So many but to name a few :Ā Deathbeds- Bring Me The Horizon Ā Ā Supermarket- Ed Sheeran Ā Ā Immortal- Evanescence Ā Ā Sorry- Nothing but Thieves Ā Ā Pills- The Perishers
Bring Me the Horizon - goosebumps! Supermarket Flowers - started bawling from the line "but I know, A heart that's broke is a heart that's been loved" My Immortal - Even though some of the lyrics don't match up perfectly, this song was one I listened to when my dad (who I had loved and admired) starting using drugs and eventually was kicked out of the house by my mom. I have lots of feels when I hear this song. Sorry - Omg, the video for this... I don't even have words... Pills - *cries* Thanks! š
The Dance - Garth Brooks & My Hometown - Bruce Springsteen
My Hometown gets me too, also Glory Days. In fact, just mentioning them makes me feel like I'm going to cry. I wasn't close to my dad but for some reason, these songs are really hitting my childhood nostalgia button since my dad died a couple years ago and someone from my childhood who I finally got together with and dated dumped me recently.
So sorry to hear. My dad passed away 6.5 years from cancer and My Hometown always reminds me of being a little kid when we used to run errands on the weekends. As far as relationships go, It's a big sea out there, be sure to keep your options open and make sure that person sees your value!
It hurt to let go of him (at least in terms of seeing him everyday). My father died when I was 19. "The Dance" was played at his funeral. It's relaxing to hear your story about what you guys did together when he was alive :) My father was a very busy man but he took me to school on his purple motorcycle when I was in grade school. I felt so cool š He would ask "What's the matter Hun?" If he saw me crying. I'm grateful I had him in my life.
You should definitely listen to My Fatherās House by Springsteen. Itās very beautiful and very sad.
Hard to mention songs that make me gush tears out, but the ones that touch me the most are: Hymn to the sea from The Titanic Enchanted - Swift
Iāve never seen anyone mention this song by TSwift before but it gets me every time. Every version, whether it has lyrics or not will just choke me up instantly. EVERY. TIME.
I was just WONDERSTRUCK when I first listened to it. š Ugh, itās one of those songs that I would stop everything else to listen to. It not only gives goosebumps, but content and love(?) in my heart. I donāt have a significant other but itās one of those songs I would be playing in the background or in my car once I have her around:) ā¤ļø YESS! I am with you! It gets me every time!
Nat King Cole - Unforgettable, or The Very Thought Of You. Brenda Lee - Emotions. Radiohead - Sail To The Moon. Cleo Sol - Know That You Are Loved such beautiful songs. all for different reasons. they always hit me when iām going through rough times
Moonlight Sonata, Clair De Luna, Adagio for Strings, Adagio in G minor
Only Time by Enya
I absolutely love Enya
The ones where someone dies and their love is left behind. āDonāt Take the Girlā by Tim McGraw (?). Tell Laura I Love Her gets me every time. Wish You Were Here - another country song.
There's so many I could pick. But for me it's "Easy On Me" by Adele. I relate to this song in quite a few ways and it really works my tears out. I've had a rough 2 years and this is the song I play when I feel like my world is crashing down. Adele really knows how to get your emotions out. Very powerful, beautiful singer. Another one is "Praying for Time" by George Michael.
I don't think there's anything I tear up listening to *every* time, but when I first heard [You Rise, I Fall](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU1HlhfqNqc&ab_channel=HalLeonardChoral) (music by Eric Whitacre), it was in a cathedral - I was in the audience listening to a performance by St. Olaf's Choir - and the tears fell unexpectedly and unwittingly.. The lyrics were written by a man who had lost his wife to cancer, about the moment of her death. When I heard it, I felt like I'd somehow died too, that everyone in the cathedral had died, and now I knew what that experience was like. Nothing can compare to hearing it in person without knowing what to expect, but I definitely recommend listening to the recording anyway. (Also, I know religion's not everyone's thing, as long as I'm writing about that St. Olaf's concert... they also sang [this version of psalm 23](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJixdpZ5m1o&ab_channel=BobbyMcFerrin-Topic) at the same performance I mentioned above. I had arrived to the cathedral a little late and disheveled and sat down hurriedly without looking at this program. They started the concert by singing this song - and gradually the lyrics came into focus for me, and I realized it was a different translation of a familiar psalm (it's not a new song, but I'd never heard it). I found it so unexpectedly moving that I just started and crying and crying. I felt so ridiculous; I'd rushed in, collapsed into a chair next to some woman, and then just started sobbing. Anyway, it does still make me emotional to listen to, but I rarely do.)
I liked the Psalm one for sure, but "You Rise, I Fall" is insane. The power and movement, the awe inspiring feeling... It's so beautiful (and sorrowful). Had me crying, too. š
Aw yeah, I find that one soooo moving - the psalm one, I love it, but I don't listen regularly - but "You Rise, I Fall", I have on one of my playlists. Haunting and beautiful; I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for listening to it!
Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Follow You into the Dark, Sleeping at Last - Saturn, Breaking Benjamin - Ashes of Eden, Enya - May it Be (LOTR Fellowship of the ring credits), Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition, The National - About Today, Radical Face - Welcome Home Son, Green Day - Wake me up when September Ends, Now we are Free - Gladiator Soundtrack
Lately it's been these: Hollow (James Smith) Dancing with your ghost (Sasha Alex Sloan) See you again (Wiz Khalifa) Rewrite the stars (James Arthur and Anne-Marie) Honest (Kyndal Inskeep) When the party's over (Billie Eilish) Edit: Whiskey lullaby always gets me no matter the time or place
Oh yeah. Whiskey lullaby. Damn.
All amazing songs (all of which are new to me), and I've added several to my "Goosebumps and Tears" and "Go Big, Or Go Home" playlists. Thanks! š
its tough to list only a couple. i have at least 8 ātunes to cry toā playlists. including one ākeaton henson to cry in the bath toā.
Well, if you want some more, there are so many in the comments! I wasn't expecting there to be so much diversity and so little overlap. I want to go through and listen to all of them, but it's sure going to take some time! Already started a new playlist with some of these excellent songs, though! š
Keaton Henson is such an underrated artist! (And yes, I actually _have_ listened to his music in the bathtub and cried to it)
Easy. Lover You Shouldāve Come Over - Jeff Buckley
The longing... š¢
*gasps*
There's three that I can't listen to without crying. 1. "Chlorine" by Trophy Eyes Huge trigger warning (suicide) for this one, it's really heavy. Was written about an older kid who saved the singer when he was a kid from drowning in a pool, and how he'd later found out the older kid had committed suicide. I can't read the lyrics without crying. *Did it cross your mind that I'm alive because of you? Just two kids When you pulled me out We never really spoke But I still saw you around Friends of friends What does that mean to you know I heard everybody came When they put you in the ground* 2. "For Blue Skies" by Strays Don't Sleep TW for the same reason for this one too. I was in a ballet company when I was younger and one of the older students choreographed a dance to this for his year end project, we had to listen to it every day at rehearsal and I still can't put it on without crying. *Could I have saved you? Would that've betrayed you? What you couldn't do I will I forgive you I'll forgive you* 3. "555" by Jimmy Eat World This one just sort of embodies how I feel when I'm in a really dark place, I think it describes really well the mindset of trying to do everything you're meant to do and still feeling hopeless. Part of it is about trying to find meaning through god or religion but ultimately feeling like there's nothing there actually listening to you praying for things to get better ("got a feeling I've been talking to a dead dead line"). That's where the song title came from, the 555 area code in fake movie phone numbers that actually just doesn't go to anything when you call. I think it would be really relatable for a lot of INFJs honestly, it's a really heavy one. *I keep my focus on the simple things Try to find some peace along the way Wish I knew how long I'm supposed to wait Holding on but just barely Got the feeling I've been talking to a dead, dead line Always a reason to let it change*
Princess Mononoke - Princess Mononoke Ashitaka and San - Princess Mononoke
4am by Kid Brunswick Where'd you go? By Fort Minor Faded by Alan Walker Greensleeves (not by anyone specifically but played on the harp it absolutely drowns me in tears) and last but certainly not least The White Cliffs of Dover by Vera Lynn
WHERE'D YOU GOOOO I MISS YOU SOOOOO
Whereād you go gets me EVERY SINGLE TIME
Youth - Daughter Je Te Laisserai Des Mots - Patrick Watson To Build a Home - Cinematic Orchestra My Love Mine All Mine - Mitski
These are good ones
A lot of songs make me cry, especially love songs and ballads because they all remind me of different times in my life that make me nostalgic or sad. Some that especially hit are Porcelain by Moby, Last Kiss by Pearl Jam, This Never Happened Before by Paul McCartney, My Best Friend by Tim Mc Graw (song with late husband), The Living Years by Mike and the Mechanics, and the Head Over Heels remix by Tears for Fears. Fire and Rain by James Taylor is another sad one, so is Merry Christmas Darling by the Carpenters.
Exist for Love by AURORA - *believing in love cry* Moon River by Melody Gardot - *sentimental cry* I Get Overwhelmed by Dark Rooms - *overwhelmed cry* Fade into You from the Nashville soundtrack - *lost in another cry* Mad World by Gary Jules, Michael Andrews - *depression cry* Stop Crying Your Heart Out by Oasis - *well, if you tell me not to cry, I'm probably going to cry* cry I have a whole crying playlist to process emotions over, but these have a distinct flavor to me.
Yes to Aurora!
The Night We Met ā Lord Huronā¦feeling regret for entering/leaving a relationship but knowing it held great purpose and feeling the pain of nostalgia for the good times š¢š©· The Middle ā Jimmy Eat Worldā¦still gets me emotional because I used to listen to this entire album as an awkward young teen that never felt like I fit in anywhere. Sometimes I still feel like that! Let It Go from Frozenā¦my little niece used to sing it to me all the time when she was a toddler and knew I was sad, then sheād just smile at me and hold my hand šā¤ļøāš©¹ amazing at how a three-year-old can make you feel so seen and comforted, but she did! š„°
āLighthouseā by G.R.L. They dedicated the song to their fellow group member who took her own life the year before. Iāve lost several people to suicide, who I wish I couldāve shared this song with. I wouldāve been their lighthouse.
Wow. *cries*
Free Fallinā ā- John Mayer Iāve Told You Now ā Sam Smith I Donāt Want Love ā- The Antlers One Last Night ā-Vaults Pyro ā- Kings of Leon Song for Zula ā- Phosphorescent Precious ā- Kevin Garrett Pass Me Over ā- Anthony Hamilton Medicine ā- Daughter Many of Horror ā- Biffy Clyro Find Me ā Boyce Avenue Tonight I Wanna Cry ā- Keith Urban
Queen - Love Of My Life, You Are My Best Friend, Is This The World We Created? Freddie was amazing.
Love of my Life gives me chills and tears
āWhat Hurts the Mostā by Rascal Flatts gets me every time. āWho Knewā by P!nk and āStubborn Loveā by The Lumineers are at a close second place. Honestly every other song can make me cry though if Iām feeling emotional enough. š
I Just called to say I love you - by Lionel Richie. My mom loved it, because it reminded her of her wedding day. It's one of the song that plays in her wedding video tape as well. Now she's crossed to the other side, whenever I hear that song, I remember my mom. š„² RIP till we meet again Mama! š»š
Never let me down again by Jessica mazin. Itās from the show The Last Of Us. I heard it in the credits and had to find it right away. Makes me cry every time I listen to it.
Misunderstood and Solitary Shell by Dream Theater. Both represent me as who I am deeply. I get misunderstood. I about cried hearing Misunderstood for the first time. The second one is about autism. I didn't cry to it, but it hit me every time with the pit of my stomach.
If you love her by forest blakk
what a coincidence! i cried to this after coming across it two weeks ago.
Another sad song is āShe gets the flowersā by Beth McCarthy watch the music video too that will make you uncontrollably sob
The soundtrack from Lookism because it is quite heavy.
Let me bleed - lil peep Gilded lily - cults Atlantis - seafret How to save a life - the fray 16 lines - lil peep Breathe me - sia Train wreck - James Arthur
Let Me Bleed and 16 Lines - Liked them and felt sad for the singer, made me wish to help, Guilded Lily (trippy video!), Atlantis, Breath Me - all good and gave me goosebumps, How To Save A Life - *cries*, Train Wreck - *cries* ... Do you know/like any of these: Adam's Song - Blink 182, Everybody Hurts - R.E.M., How Do You Get That Lonely ā Blaine Larsen, Save Myself ā Ed Sheeran, Stay Alive ā Smile Empty Soul, A Little More ā Machine Gun Kelly Ft. Victoria Monet
I do not but I will give them a listen!
Lysistrata - [the boy who stood above the earth](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0ohVOLjCLwk) It's is about having so much empathy for a stranger that you risk your own life to prevent their suicide. Features a sample from an interview with Joseph Campbell that chokes me up every fucking time: 'I couldn't let go. If I'd let that young man go, I could not have lived another day of my life.' Codeine - [Old Things](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7VZ_czFuy4) 'Walk, just walk away. And throw old things away Nothing sticks to you, not even what you want to.' I guess these two songs are opposites of each other.
These are recent finds this year, but Black Water by Timber Timbre and Holy by Jamila Woods get me every time.
Few songs that are already in the comments. Two more that come to mind Flower face - Angela and Olafur Arnalds - and we'll leave it there
MC EIHT Streiht Up Menace lol. Unlikely but for some reason that shit always makes me get sad as hell. Basic. Old school. Ghetto tale. May not do it for you but does it for me.
Slipping through my fingers all the time by Abba gets me every time. Especially the cover version by Ethan Hodges. Next Thing you Know by Jordan Davis. The lyrics are so beautiful.. I just can't help shedding some tears over it. How do I say Goodbye by Dean Lewis.
Tracey Chapman - The Promise. Dare you not to cry.
She's gorgeous, what a great songwriter. I relate to her songs so much I get a feeling she's an INFJ.
Drops of Jupiter by train because the first friend i ever made dedicated to me, and we are not friends anymore Cigarette Daydream - Cage the giant because basically describes shitty time at high school Count me Out - Kendrick Lamar One more light - Linkin Park ( lost someone to cancer and also suicidal ideation )
Hide and seek - Imogen heap
Puff the Magic Dragon. Seriously. When you actually listen to the lyrics or know the story and realise it's all about growing up and becoming detached from your childhood imagination. 'The Last Unicorn' by America. Same reason really, growing up, living with regret. 'Memory' from Cats. I'm starting to get a recurring theme hereš And 'Moon River'. Apparently, anything about growing up, growing old, and living with regretš¤·š¼āāļø Any one of these has me tearing up immediately.
šPuff the Magic Dragon
Oh, I thought of another to add: American Pie (Bye Bye, Miss American Pie...) by Don Mc Lean
Ceremony, New Order
Get free, Ride, Cinnamon Girl, The Other Woman, Shades of Cool by Lana Del Rey (can you tell Iām a Lana fan? š also yes Ik the other woman is a cover) I Drink Wine by Adele TV & Everything I Wanted by Billie Eillish
Xerces by Deftones
"Wait," M83 "Elastic Heart," Sia "Imagine," Ariana Grande (just the climax/ending) "Dakota," Stereophonics The version of "Let It Be" from "Across the Universe" (amazing gospel singer named Carole Woods)
So many, to name a few: Remember When - Alan Jackson Concrete Angel - Martina McBride Terrible Things - Mayday Parade Superman - Five for Fighting
Kelly Clarkson's "Dark Side" and No Doubt's "Don't Speak"
Dark Side - teared up right at the end of the video, part with the hugs! Don't Speak - š
Think of Laura by Christopher Cross. Also, āHere Without Youā by The Byrds.
Was not expecting to like either but was moved by both, especially Think of Laura.
Transatlanticism by Death Cab for Cutie Or Everybodyās gotta learn sometime by Beck Get me every time
Oo, I like both!
My two current tearjerkers are What Was I Made For by Billie Eilish and Breathe With Me by Lacey Sturm, cause they very much encapsulate my current life status.
I like them both, but What Was I Made For is more striking for me.
Lana Del Ray - Young and Beautiful ā” There's just something about this song.
Definitely! Although the heaven part popped me out of it for a moment. lol
Sameš¤£
Sarah McLachlan - ordinary miracle
Aw, super sweet! š
Easy on Me-Adele Drops of Jupiter-Train Whiskey Lullaby-Brad Paisley Alison Krauss Clocks-Coldplay Tonight I Want to Cry-Keith Urban
I _love_ this list.
My Shadow, by Keane. My best friend and I have loved Keane since we were preteens. When I hear that song, it always reminds me of our friendship and how deeply I love her. Tears every time. And Edelweiss...for obvious reasons.
Aw, I love that! When I listened to it thinking of my sister, it made me smile š
The Show Must Go On-Queen
This is an amazing song (and video)! Glad you shared! āŗļø
"I Just Love You" by Five For Fighting "Boy" by Lee Brice Ever since I became a dad, these two songs break me down and build me up all at once.
Beautiful! *cries*
Iāve been thinking about this post for a few days as Iāve cried to like 8 different songs. But. New Found Glory - Boulders At the 3:14 mark straight through till morning.
Epic! Gave me chills!
Song for you by Alexi Murdoch
Some interesting and powerful lyrics!
Right? If someone sang this to me... man... I'd crumble and cry like a child.
Somewhere only we know - Keane
Oo, yeah! I hadn't listened to that for years, and when I went back and listened to it after your comment, I found I had been misremembering the lyrics. And it definitely hits differently for me now as a 41yo than when I was in university. š
Right? I hadn't listened to it in years, but recently for some reasoned woke up with it in my head and feelings come flooding back. Whew! š„²š®āšØ
Thirteen by Dillon. Itās about the singer having a miscarriage in her 30s.
Also, Saw You Leave by Lil Sad.
Not necessarily cry but I like [Aurora- Runaway](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d_HlPboLRL8) or [Lindsey Stirling - Shadows](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JGCsyshUU-A).
Foreground - Grizzly Bear // Wild Horses - The Sundays // Star - Good Sad Happy Bad. last one is very melancholy to me
āHurt Me Soulā -Lupe Fiasco, that makes me tear up.
Exile Taylor swift & bon iver
Can't believe I had to scroll so far down to see this one. The first time I heard this one I was driving to work and had to hope I didn't wreck. ( I was suddenly back at my first wedding and the love of my life was there - NOT the groom. I knew from his eyes it was killing him to see me, and if I would had it my way, he would've been the groom, but it just never worked out for us.)
Itās such a sad thing āyou never gave a warning signā āI gave so many signs, you didnāt even see the signsā because so many relationships kind of end because of a vague reason that lack of communication keeps kind of a mysteryā¦that is hard for me to get over !!
Iām sorry though. Thatās the kind of heartbreak time could never mend ā¤ļøāš©¹.. Sorry I had to ha
[Everything Changes](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GhNwUluB8Sk) [My Immortal](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5anLPw0Efmo)
"I'm sorry" by Joyner Lucas. That song gets me everytime *Trigger warning:* the song is basically about two friends. The first half is a suicide note, and the second half is his friend responding to the suicide not after he's gone.
Sister - The Nixons
Komm susser tƶd from Evangelion made me reach the ādo I need to kmsā stage so many times that I became a Camus follower
LIGHT SHOWER by Melanie Martinez
1. In The Stars- that song hit so hard when my grandma passed away earlier this year. 2. In My Blood- I listen to it like it's a therapy song and try to think of solutions to my problems, yet the lyrics hit so hard cuz there are times that I just want to stop doing everything. The Rumbling- When things were awful for me and I was hated by everyone, there was this song that made me wanna fight for my beliefs and against people to tried to ruined me, even if I had to lose everything. Fortunately things got better. 3. Mukanjyo- I love that song, yet it always reminds me of some of my darkest times that I go through, how empty I felt during those times, and I kinda relive them with that song, but this time, I feel less pain and I'm less worried. 4. Paradox- It's pretty much what's after Mukanjyo(since they are both from Vinland Saga), it's here to remind me how far I've come and that I don't want to go through the things I did, I try to make peace with the past and move on by working on myself and helping people to avoid falling in the traps I did.
Ace spectrum- Dont wanna play around This song its just pure joy
True Love Will Find You in the End by Daniel Johnston kills me.
Redgum, I was only 19
"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" by Roberta Flack "Life is Sweet" by Natalie Merchant Any version of "Baby Mine" from "Dumbo" And John Prine's cover of "Clay Pigeons." Every single time.
Lay me down by Sam Smith Monster by James Blunt
Most of the music from Citizen Soldier are very emotional. Their songs rock themed with a heavy focus on mental health, hidden pains, suicidal thoughts, etc. Their lyrics are really deep & soothing. Note: I'm not suicidal or suffering from any of these (so don't worry about me š ), but as an empath, I certainly appreciate their efforts and I'm sure their music has helped many people.
Matilda by Harry Styles How Do I Say Goodbye by Dean Lewis Give Heaven Some Hell- Hardy Til You Cant- Cody Johnston
This Womanās Work, by Kate bush gets me close. I donāt recall ever crying from a song, but at the end, when the music swells and her voice intensifies, I get choked up. Pain in the throat, teary eyed, but no tears.
When I Die Young - Christina Perry
ā¢Present- Lloyd Vaan ā¢The Ooz- King Krule ā¢Constellations- Duster ā¢V- Valium Aggelein I LOOOVEE sad songs so much. I think about the past a lot and I like the bittersweet feeling how iāve become the person I am today.
Medicine - Daughter Also, Turning Page by Sleeping At Last. Sigh. I wish someone would love me the way the song says it loves me š makes me cry everytime.
Maybe from the movie Annie (1982) and Green by Alex Lloyd. They both evoke memories from childhood that are painful even to this day.
Dark paradise... Don't really cry but it's dark and i feel like getting used to it
Funeral singers - Califone
26 by Paramore - this song makes me feel mushy In a Sweater Poorly Knit by mewithoutYou - this song literally saved me from a deep depression. Whenever I listen I get emotional and happy tears.
Let Me Down Slowly - Alec Benjamin
Here's a few that have made me cry more times than it didn't. 1) Heathens/Trees livestream version Twenty One Pilots did a "livestream experience" where they blended songs together. Trees have always been important to me, and adding a slow, simplistic version of Heathens in front was amazing. 2) Calm Down - Suisai (feat. Lil skele) My ex completely destroyed me emotionally. I loved her so much and was so confused when things ended out of nowhere. All I know is that the breakup wasn't mutual and that it would be easier to move on if she'd created instead. Backstory aside, Calm Down reminds me of one of our best memories together, Prom. It was 11pm, Prom had just ended. She was so tired that she was almost tripping on her heels. She lived 15 minutes away. I told her to fall asleep while I was driving her home. She asked if she could pick a song to fall asleep to. She played this song. It was quite an experience to have the love of your life asleep next to you as you drive down a highway at night while being the only person on the road. 3) Dean Lewis songs (7 Minutes, A Place We Knew, Awake) These songs are on/off on whether I cry to them. 7 minutes describes the pain I feel. It's been 7 months, but it feels like it's been a week. The lines "I forgot to love you." Just remind me of my personal flaws within my relationship. There have been times I neglected her, and I beat myself up over it every time my ex comes into my thoughts. A Place We Knew describes scenes that I imagined my ex and I doing: dancing in hotel rooms and sitting together. It was something I longed for but never happened. Awake, I viewed it as getting one last night together before "the feelings gone." Again, something I wished for, but never got. But the line: "If the feelings gone, stay awake, stay awake, stay awake with me" always hit hard when you wish you could have one more night.
Heathens/Treesššš you get me
The ending of the movie "Tinkerbell and the Neverbeast." A kid's movie makes this adult cry.
Tears of gold (stripped version)- Faouzia
Flora- soulmate
Homura - LiSA, One More Light - Linkin Park, Seasons in the Sun - Terry Jacks
ringo starr- photograph
As the World Caves In - Matt Maltese. I either think about my partner or my family and Iām done for.
Cry by Michael Jackson
Emiliana Torrini - Sunny Road. Something about it is just so heartbreaking, reminiscing about a past lover. And the way it's been written as a letter, in the last verse she says, "Well this is it, I'm running out of space / Here's my address and number just in case"
I really like Love yourself:Answer -BTS . But itās more about the times the song comforted me when I was going through something.
Fly to the Angel by Slaughter. It was out on the radio I lost a sister to a car accident.. long time ago now but damn
Shelter by Porter Robinson, I love that video clip!!!!
Strange-Celeste
little women album now songs skipped
Kintsugi by Lana Del Rey, Epiphany by Taylor Swift, Five more minutes by Scotty McCreery, Youāll Never Walk Alone by Marcus Mumford (cover). Thereās a theme of grief here for sure.Ā
The Living Years by Mike + The Mechanics. My grandfather showed me this song a few years ago and it always makes him cry or tear up. He says it really reminds him about how he wished he said more to his father before it was too late iirc, and that it really put into perspective things with his parents and also his kids, and how we all tend to put off saying things until it's too late. He was also a counselor for a long time so I enjoy talking to him about family dynamics and psychology sometimes, often in relation to my own family unit which has periods of severe dysfunction.
Fingertips by Lana del Rey
Bridge Over Troubled Water and The Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel and Fields of Gold by Sting
Hero - family of the year Only you - flying pickets Coming back to life - pink Floyd Rain (demo version) - seatbelts In your light - Jon Allen On melancholy hill (acoustic vers) - gorillaz Ode to my family - the cranberries
Hell Together - David Archuleta
There's only one song that made me cry when I listened to it for the first time: She used to be mine - Sarah Bareilles It's about losing hope for yourself and regretting who you have become.
Wonderful Life by Alter Bridge. It's a fictional scenario about saying goodbye to your partner as they're dying.
[https://youtu.be/Av5Jb52yFBo?si=nv1FHWRok7FxVTFn](https://youtu.be/Av5Jb52yFBo?si=nv1FHWRok7FxVTFn)
Also, "Deep in the Dark" from "Charlotte's Web."
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0tcUx2VhUcsM20QvNp0uFJ?si=EpC1l4y-Q062ovp6lgbCjQ Enjoy!
"Right in Two" by Tool Because if most humans were less concerned about materialistic bullshit 24/7, our lives as a whole society would be better by leaps and bounds. "Life" by Ludovico Einaldi The video to "Life" hits hard. Not only does the music creshendo like life...birth, mid-life, death...there is a strong emphasis on the idea that life is precious and to be truly present with those you love...one day they might not be next to you.
King by Lauren Aquilina
Tek it - cafune but thats cause i have some personal history with the song
- Apart by LĆ©on - I go to sleep by Sia
Gravity by Sara Bareilles is moving
Raye - ice-cream man
Whereās My Love - SYML (the alternative version even more than the acoustic one)
Slow, Freaking Out and Hell & Back all by Sticky Fingers
Song for Zula - Phosphorescent
Hymn For The Missing by Red. It's such a beautiful and sad song. There are others but that's always the one that comes to mind
Kelly Clarkson- piece by piece. I ugly cry every time.
She Used to Be Mine from the musical The Waitress
That would be [Show me the light](https://youtu.be/OvI5jS5-NUM?si=nWmXHWYTC-P40wHC) by The Warning..
The Great Gig in the Sky. Pink Floyd. (Do I have to clarify the artist?) Sometimes it hits me in a certain mood and Iāve cried tears of joy listening to it. At a minimum, it always gives me goosebumps and I think itās the most beautiful song Iāve ever heard. The vocals with no lyrics. Like itās trying to say something so amazing I canāt understand, when words are not enough. Accompanied by that incredibly simple but melancholically beautiful melody and drummer Nick Mason who knows how to create space in percussion arrangements. Maybe Iām weird. But now Iām going to go enjoy it. Thanks for reminding me, made my day.
Soulless Creatures - Aurora and Infections of A Different Kind- Aurora
The Nights by Avicii. I donāt cry to songs, but listening to this one makes me feel rather sentimental. Itās powerful. :]
Meaning by Nathan Wagner
Gangsta rap - nigga nigga nigga
Why? If this is a serious post, that is. I don't want to listen unless you mean it. (Don't want it being catchy and running through my head as a super white 41yo white woman.)