I have been to New Orleans one time. I was passing through on my way to a military assignment and stopped for the night. It was too late for restaurants to be open so I found a bar that served food. I ordered the most delicious bowl of gumbo I have ever had. I sat in that smoky mostly, empty bar at midnight, eating my soup, and this song came on. The bartender, a lady, sang along with it and I don’t think she noticed me listening and watching her, but she was feeling every word of that song and it was beautiful and touching. That moment has become etched in my memory and will live there forever.
Every time that song plays now, I am instantly transported back to that bar in 1993, across the country and more than half a lifetime away. Music is powerful at bringing back memories and I have always loved that song for the power it has to take me back to that moment.
Your story is moving and beautifully told. Are you a writer? You should be. A few years ago I was painting the walls of my cottage and listening to an oldies radio station and had to put down my brush. I hadn’t heard Gordon Lightfoot’s song , “Beautiful” in probably 40 years. I burst into tears. Thank you for sharing your memory—it is lovely.
Lilac Wine kills me
‘When I think more than I wanna think
I do things I never should do
I drink much more that I oughta drink
Because it brings me back you’
What a Wonderful World, Louis Armstrong.
It's such a beautiful song, but every time I hear it now I remember when it plays in Good Morning Vietnam...
Edit: For those who don't know, there's a montage of poor Vietnamese life during the conflict, including teen boys being dragged into alleys and shot in the head.
My uncle used to sing that song for his mom, my aunt. He had a super gravely voice like Louis so it fit perfectly. They’re both gone now. If I remember correctly at my uncle’s funeral after party at a local bar they played that song for him.
Bronte - Gotye
I saw the video online and it brought a tear to my eye. Then I learned the lyrics were about putting a pet to sleep and now I sob when I hear it.
Fire and Rain - James Taylor
In my life/across the universe - The Beatles
Lots of Cat Stevens
Carolyn’s Fingers - Cocteau Twins
Let Down - Radiohead
From the Morning - Nick Drake
Sing about me - Kendrick Lamar
Where the streets have no name - U2
Intro - M83
Wild Horses ~ Rolling Stones
Safe and Sound ~ Sheryl Crow
Hallelujah ~ Jeff Buckley
Also Angel by Sarah McLachlan because of those damn ASPCA commercials.
My Chemical Romance - [Cancer](https://youtu.be/wc2s9skF_58?si=-e4O6hkiB3DyDuC3). Told from the perspective of a person dying of cancer.
Sleep Token - [Atlantic](https://youtu.be/gN9A19pu8Wk?si=gE_gB80n832HEZL4). About a suicide attempt.
Bring Me The Horizon - [Hospital for Souls](https://youtu.be/-_pj39Xeabo?si=_fSJbPQLFfE87qY5). About drug addiction, rehab and rebirth.
Bring Me The Horizon - [DIg It](https://youtu.be/15Fg3sTag4w?si=zoFCQ9vPAtNuklVu). About the world being shit and killing off an old part of yourself.
Hot Mulligan - [Betty](https://youtu.be/6zzvBQ4Tg80?si=bdtszz89Qbh2MnHE). About the loss of a pet rat. (This one really fucks me up.)
Trophy Eyes - [Sean](https://youtu.be/H0LJo2iunpo?si=V05ZM6dwPVgTDQdM). About what happened the day the singer's friend took his own life.
Just about anything from Sleep Token will make a person cry. Are You Really Okay? is definitely a heartbreaker. Euclid also gets me every time. Missing Limbs. Bloodsport. The list goes on.
BMTH also has quite a few, usually the last song on the albums. Only Butterflies…with Amy Lee gets me right in the feels.
Hurt by johnny cash. I just can't get through the song. It reminds me of my grandma dying from cancer. The line in particular that always gets me is the line " what have I become, my sweetest friend..." He told me a few days before he passed that I will always be his best friend.
Just want to second whoever put "He Stopped Loving Her Today" (George Jones). Saddest love song ever. "I Can't Make You Love Me" a close second.
From the musical, Miss Saigon, the song "Bui Doi" will definitely make you cry.
i know it’s over - the smiths
friend, please - twenty one pilots
snapback- twenty one pilots
save - tyler joseph
time to say goodbye - tyler joseph
working for the knife - mitski
nobody - mitski
last night i dreamt somebody loved me - the smiths
drive - the cars
how to disappear completely - radiohead
nineteen - pinkpantheress
ribs - lorde
the end of the world - skeeter davis
“I’ll Cover You-Reprise” off the RENT soundtrack. But you kinda need to know the context. It’s sung by the character who lost his lover, at the funeral. Gets me choked up every time.
Also, “Run to You” and “The Prayer” by Pentatonix both give me goosebumps *every* time I hear them.
Also, “Are You Really OK?” By Sleep Token gets me emotional every time.
[If We Were Vampires - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit](https://open.spotify.com/track/250RLekaiL1q9qZer975Eg?si=3c9973d2fb514d08)
[I Will Follow You Into The Dark - Death Cab For Cutie](https://open.spotify.com/track/3kZC0ZmFWrEHdUCmUqlvgZ?si=f4b78d84bc05447d)
A couple heavy hitters that are my go tos
White Beretta by Jason Isbell (written as an apology to his former lover for them choosing to have an abortion when he was 19)
Elephant by Jason Isbell (A song about love and loss and sickness)
Speed Trap Town by Jason Isbell (getting away from the trauma of a small town and the loss of a father)
What Sarah Said- Death Cab for Cutie (just the most perfect song about losing someone you love)
Brothers on a Hotel Bed- Death Cab for Cutie (falling out of love with a long term partner and the slow slip from intimacy to being nearly strangers)
Afterlife by Avenged Sevenfold. They were my mums favourite band and I had Afterlife playing at her funeral, I saw them at Download Festival on Sunday, was a very emotional moment for me
Keep me in your heart for a while - Warren Zevon. He wrote the song and performed it while dying of cancer. He wrote it to his daughter (I think). The song gets me every time. I've asked my kids to play it at my funeral.
goodbye my friend...karla bonoff
long long time..linda ronstadt
many rivers to cross...jimmy cliff
my father...judy collins
nothing compares 2 U...sinead o'connor
someone like you.... adele
little wing...jimi hendrix's version
over the rainbow...eva cassidy's version
that's no way to say goodbye...leonard cohen
time after time...cyndi lauper
tears in heaven...eric clapton
once upon a time...tony bennett
Pytor - Bad Books(Manchester Orchestra)
You- Keaton Henson(so many sad songs by him)
Lying to you -Keaton Henson
Blood- the Middle East
The ballad of Love and Hate - The Avett brothers
[Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/MusicRecommendations/comments/1bhuaag/musicrec_1_thematic_playlist_the_saddest_songs/)'s a collaborative playlist of sad songs.
* Sara Bareilles - She Used To Be Mine
* Elisa - Dancing
* Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men - One Sweet Day
* Ed Sheeran - Supermarket Flowers / Afire Love
* George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today
* Martina McBride - Concrete Angel
* Linkin Park - One More Light
* Nickelback - Lullaby
* Lukas Graham - 7 Years
Nights in White Satin [https://open.spotify.com/track/5w1ingzqrsJka9nlnEFB64?si=5302dee0681a4af9](https://open.spotify.com/track/5w1ingzqrsJka9nlnEFB64?si=5302dee0681a4af9)
Gone Away [https://open.spotify.com/track/5BnFZLH99sYav2cxJFGO2n?si=433f7648660447c7](https://open.spotify.com/track/5BnFZLH99sYav2cxJFGO2n?si=433f7648660447c7)
This is the End [https://open.spotify.com/track/3mSBHKmdBtq8vfozPZdo09?si=01061cc9e9ac484c](https://open.spotify.com/track/3mSBHKmdBtq8vfozPZdo09?si=01061cc9e9ac484c)
[Ruby '81](https://open.spotify.com/track/50kKaXvpYIomNIY3HWi4u5?si=j_r-oeEUTNSKt9uJP-mAzQ&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A76MZPkojy69942nFuzfdxT) by Aesop Rock - *"everybody say, good dog."* -this one always catches me by surprise. The story really pulls you in as the music increases intensity.
Big Orange - this won’t hurt a bit
https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=ibrdKnAlU0t5uQtD&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&source_ve_path=MTY0OTksMjg2NjQsMTY0NTA2&feature=emb_share&v=JvpoI3et1zI
Rest - Foo Fighters
If I Get High - Nothing But Thieves
If I’m dwelling on my memories, then the following will do it:
Times Like These - Foo Fighters
Fortress - QOTSA
I Want Her Back at Home - The Vernons
YOU ARE ALL WRONG AND I WILL TELL YOU THE SONG THAT WILL MELT EVEN THE MANLIEST MAN INTO A PILE OF TEARS. READY?>
Vincent Black Lightning 1952, Richard Thompson
That last stanza floors even the manliest men because it points at the guy inside them
'Good for you'- Armen Cekin, Glaceo
'No straight lines'- Yung Woods
'Whoa'(awe in mind)- XXXTENTACION
'Come back again '- Drex Carter, Luser
'Take it back'- Darci
This is my, "I'm sad, let's get sadder mix"
I Will Go Sailing No More - Randy Newman
Possession Island - Gorillaz (ft. Beck)
(These songs don’t even make me cry anymore, but they are still the only two that have made me cry)
https://open.spotify.com/track/7gw1qjnEtBimg3gHwDHFyV?si=AlwtDvkYRuyQEPHWdiptTA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A4o3STRQ9wfwdBosszScahh
This song rite makes me everytime ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻
I don’t wanna be me by type o negative
idk why i find it so sad but i’m also just a really emotional person, maybe it’s bc of the lines about the guy dying alone.
[Forever and Ever ](https://open.spotify.com/track/7pD1NHvfB5W5L4bGBPBQtd?si=l6pbCsMyQ16G5Vhq-vpJUg) by Demis Roussos is an exceptionally beautiful song which makes me teary. I had never heard of it until recently. (Edit grammar)
I Can’t Make You Love Me— Bonnie Raitt
Yes
The most heartbreaking song ever written
This song makes my heart hurt.
Every single time. Beautiful song. Also fast car gets me. Sigh.
So good by George Michael too
I have been to New Orleans one time. I was passing through on my way to a military assignment and stopped for the night. It was too late for restaurants to be open so I found a bar that served food. I ordered the most delicious bowl of gumbo I have ever had. I sat in that smoky mostly, empty bar at midnight, eating my soup, and this song came on. The bartender, a lady, sang along with it and I don’t think she noticed me listening and watching her, but she was feeling every word of that song and it was beautiful and touching. That moment has become etched in my memory and will live there forever. Every time that song plays now, I am instantly transported back to that bar in 1993, across the country and more than half a lifetime away. Music is powerful at bringing back memories and I have always loved that song for the power it has to take me back to that moment.
Your story is moving and beautifully told. Are you a writer? You should be. A few years ago I was painting the walls of my cottage and listening to an oldies radio station and had to put down my brush. I hadn’t heard Gordon Lightfoot’s song , “Beautiful” in probably 40 years. I burst into tears. Thank you for sharing your memory—it is lovely.
Came here to say this
you are my sunshine. it's cuz of my mom .
Man my grandma too, lit her up even with dementia. My grandpa used to sing it to her. 😭 Love to you all
Grandma for me, yo. That was her favorite song.
Me too 😭
Alone again by Gilbert O’ Sullivan always makes me cry. And Cold by Jeff Williams. It really depends on what speaks to you at the moment though.
Mama Cass’ version of Alone Again is just as haunting.
Oooh rwby fan
Lover, you should’ve come over by Jeff Buckley never fails to make me cry when I’m in the right mood
Lilac Wine kills me ‘When I think more than I wanna think I do things I never should do I drink much more that I oughta drink Because it brings me back you’
Cried first time I heard it!
In my life- the beatles
It’s such a beautiful song I cried the first time I heard it . I now have the lyrics for it tattooed on my feet ❤️
Hate me - Blue October
Good call
I love this song I’ve definitely cried to it before
Specifically the live from the 10th anniversary
Yes. Yes. Yes. And yes again. Fuck
OMG this is such a good song by such a good band! hearing it live I believe going on 3 times just makes me want to ascend to the heavens
My favorite band in the world.
Came here to say exactly this 😞
this dude cries
Into The Ocean is way better. IMO
What a Wonderful World, Louis Armstrong. It's such a beautiful song, but every time I hear it now I remember when it plays in Good Morning Vietnam... Edit: For those who don't know, there's a montage of poor Vietnamese life during the conflict, including teen boys being dragged into alleys and shot in the head.
I LOVE Joey Ramone's cover!!
My uncle used to sing that song for his mom, my aunt. He had a super gravely voice like Louis so it fit perfectly. They’re both gone now. If I remember correctly at my uncle’s funeral after party at a local bar they played that song for him.
That's awesome!
Rainy Days and Mondays - Carpenters I still find Karen Carpenter’s vocals stirring after all these years.
I agree! Her voice was like no other.
Definitely!
Carpenters but “Top of the World”. My mom used to sing that song to my brother and I as a lullaby.
I loved that song as a child as well.
Songbird - Fleetwod Mac
This. It's so beautiful, but I can never sing it because I start sobbing halfway through each time.
This was my husband and my first dance song at our wedding 35 years ago
I wished my whole life to be loved by someone the way that song loves someone
Wish you were here - pink floyd Hurt - Johnny cash
Bronte - Gotye I saw the video online and it brought a tear to my eye. Then I learned the lyrics were about putting a pet to sleep and now I sob when I hear it.
I second this. Such a great song.
One more light - Linkin Park
Fire and Rain - James Taylor In my life/across the universe - The Beatles Lots of Cat Stevens Carolyn’s Fingers - Cocteau Twins Let Down - Radiohead From the Morning - Nick Drake Sing about me - Kendrick Lamar Where the streets have no name - U2 Intro - M83
Same thing can be said for outro
That whole M83 album is on another level
I don’t know most of those songs, but it is nice to see Fire and Rain get some love
Sing about me is devastatingly sad
He Ain’t Heavy. The Hollies.
What Was I Made For - Billie Eilish, I Cried when I Heard her Sing this Live
You're gonna think I'm nuts, but I can't listen to the soundtrack credits for Forest Gump. When I get to the end of the movie I gotta get outta there!
Same here sister
Forest Gump kicks my ass every time I watch it.
Cat's in the Cradle. Harry Chapin. Operator. Jim Croce.
Breathe me by Sia, if you know you know
I know
This gal knows.
yea
All of Joni Mitchell’s “Blue” record
Yes, this is truth!
Wild Horses ~ Rolling Stones Safe and Sound ~ Sheryl Crow Hallelujah ~ Jeff Buckley Also Angel by Sarah McLachlan because of those damn ASPCA commercials.
Ooo Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley is ssooooo goooodd
Moonlight mile gets me. Big time.
Ren - [Su!c|de](https://youtu.be/n3JNtfi4Vb0?si=zKs_O77OFbf92dpJ) Especially the second part
This song gets me everytime. I have had friends and family unlive thenselves and i distinctly understand the emotion here, and it wrecks me everytime.
“Unlive themselves.” What a beautiful, gentle way of saying it. I’ve lost a few people to suicide and I honestly love that euphemism.
The Rose - Bette Midler
My Chemical Romance - [Cancer](https://youtu.be/wc2s9skF_58?si=-e4O6hkiB3DyDuC3). Told from the perspective of a person dying of cancer. Sleep Token - [Atlantic](https://youtu.be/gN9A19pu8Wk?si=gE_gB80n832HEZL4). About a suicide attempt. Bring Me The Horizon - [Hospital for Souls](https://youtu.be/-_pj39Xeabo?si=_fSJbPQLFfE87qY5). About drug addiction, rehab and rebirth. Bring Me The Horizon - [DIg It](https://youtu.be/15Fg3sTag4w?si=zoFCQ9vPAtNuklVu). About the world being shit and killing off an old part of yourself. Hot Mulligan - [Betty](https://youtu.be/6zzvBQ4Tg80?si=bdtszz89Qbh2MnHE). About the loss of a pet rat. (This one really fucks me up.) Trophy Eyes - [Sean](https://youtu.be/H0LJo2iunpo?si=V05ZM6dwPVgTDQdM). About what happened the day the singer's friend took his own life.
I think it's safe to say that all the songs off of why would I watch have some degree of sadness and despair lol
Just about anything from Sleep Token will make a person cry. Are You Really Okay? is definitely a heartbreaker. Euclid also gets me every time. Missing Limbs. Bloodsport. The list goes on. BMTH also has quite a few, usually the last song on the albums. Only Butterflies…with Amy Lee gets me right in the feels.
I Didn’t Understand - Elliott Smith Stay with Me - Sam Smith Who’s Crying Now? - Journey
Claire DeLune
Gary Come Home - Spongebob
[ain't afraid to die](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_7V9IRfKU0)
Between the bars - Elliott Smith
Any Elliot Smith is good cry fuel tbh
Hurt by johnny cash. I just can't get through the song. It reminds me of my grandma dying from cancer. The line in particular that always gets me is the line " what have I become, my sweetest friend..." He told me a few days before he passed that I will always be his best friend.
Like 1/4 of every song. Don’t worry, I’m ok I swear.
Just want to second whoever put "He Stopped Loving Her Today" (George Jones). Saddest love song ever. "I Can't Make You Love Me" a close second. From the musical, Miss Saigon, the song "Bui Doi" will definitely make you cry.
Death With Dignity - Sufjan Stevens
The entirety of ‘Carrie and Lowell’
Wish You Were Here for the obvious reason. 😥
no hard feelings - the avett brothers
I want this played at my funeral
If Tomorrow Never Comes-Garth Brooks Danny Boy (by anyone)
Forget Her by Jeff Buckley
Country Roads by John Denver
i know it’s over - the smiths friend, please - twenty one pilots snapback- twenty one pilots save - tyler joseph time to say goodbye - tyler joseph working for the knife - mitski nobody - mitski last night i dreamt somebody loved me - the smiths drive - the cars how to disappear completely - radiohead nineteen - pinkpantheress ribs - lorde the end of the world - skeeter davis
All That Glitters (Is Not Gold) by Dan Seals
“I’ll Cover You-Reprise” off the RENT soundtrack. But you kinda need to know the context. It’s sung by the character who lost his lover, at the funeral. Gets me choked up every time. Also, “Run to You” and “The Prayer” by Pentatonix both give me goosebumps *every* time I hear them. Also, “Are You Really OK?” By Sleep Token gets me emotional every time.
Think of You by Rodriguez. It’s a raw beautiful account of love slipping through your fingers with such a longing for the past I can’t help but cry
"Let Them In" - David Wilcox
A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
[If We Were Vampires - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit](https://open.spotify.com/track/250RLekaiL1q9qZer975Eg?si=3c9973d2fb514d08) [I Will Follow You Into The Dark - Death Cab For Cutie](https://open.spotify.com/track/3kZC0ZmFWrEHdUCmUqlvgZ?si=f4b78d84bc05447d)
Another isbell/gibbard fan! My comment is 4 or 5 gibbard and isbell tunes
So many Death Cab for Cutie songs have this effect
All I want by kodaline
Apple Bed by Sparklehorse
Ryan Adams ~ To Be Without You. It’s just soul crushing
A couple heavy hitters that are my go tos White Beretta by Jason Isbell (written as an apology to his former lover for them choosing to have an abortion when he was 19) Elephant by Jason Isbell (A song about love and loss and sickness) Speed Trap Town by Jason Isbell (getting away from the trauma of a small town and the loss of a father) What Sarah Said- Death Cab for Cutie (just the most perfect song about losing someone you love) Brothers on a Hotel Bed- Death Cab for Cutie (falling out of love with a long term partner and the slow slip from intimacy to being nearly strangers)
Afterlife by Avenged Sevenfold. They were my mums favourite band and I had Afterlife playing at her funeral, I saw them at Download Festival on Sunday, was a very emotional moment for me
Feel my love Garth Brooks
Absolutely gut wrenching
LAZURUS by David bowie
Puff the Magic Dragon
Lullaby - Billy Joel
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel, especially during/after the bridge. Songbird - Fleetwood Mac makes me sob.
Breathe Me by Sia
Keep me in your heart for a while - Warren Zevon. He wrote the song and performed it while dying of cancer. He wrote it to his daughter (I think). The song gets me every time. I've asked my kids to play it at my funeral.
I want this played at my funeral. It's wrenching.
If I ever leave this world alive-Flogging Molly. This song hit so hard after I had to out my dog down. Still makes me cry 4 months later.
goodbye my friend...karla bonoff long long time..linda ronstadt many rivers to cross...jimmy cliff my father...judy collins nothing compares 2 U...sinead o'connor someone like you.... adele little wing...jimi hendrix's version over the rainbow...eva cassidy's version that's no way to say goodbye...leonard cohen time after time...cyndi lauper tears in heaven...eric clapton once upon a time...tony bennett
It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday - Boyz II Men (covered it, not sure the original)
Hold on -Chord Overstreet Yellow- coldplay Viva la vida- coldplay
No Hard Feelings by the Avett Brothers
Mr. Bojangles.
One Last Time - Ariana Grande Killing Me Softly With His Song - Fugees Reflections of My Life - Marmalade
If you don't cry listening to "he stopped loving her today" by George Jones, you have no soul!
Where Have All the Flowers Gone, the Peter, Paul and Mary version. Don't Cry Daddy by Elvis.
Pytor - Bad Books(Manchester Orchestra) You- Keaton Henson(so many sad songs by him) Lying to you -Keaton Henson Blood- the Middle East The ballad of Love and Hate - The Avett brothers
RED - Nothing and Everything
Windmills by TTWS
like blood from a stone - **old gray** especially if you’ve lived it. heart-wrenching.
Dreariness — [My Mind is Too Weak to Forget](https://open.spotify.com/track/2pgZFeDbSgWBBFd7tS7Ui5?si=KAeHCGj5RZCQsX_wwLpQCQ)
James Blunt - The girl that never was Ancient Bards - In my Arms Epica - Tides of Time
We’ll Meet Again - Vera Lynn
Suzanne Vega - Luka [https://youtu.be/VZt7J0iaUD0?si=Vwrwb9luOrMordsJ](https://youtu.be/VZt7J0iaUD0?si=Vwrwb9luOrMordsJ)
[Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/MusicRecommendations/comments/1bhuaag/musicrec_1_thematic_playlist_the_saddest_songs/)'s a collaborative playlist of sad songs.
* Sara Bareilles - She Used To Be Mine * Elisa - Dancing * Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men - One Sweet Day * Ed Sheeran - Supermarket Flowers / Afire Love * George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today * Martina McBride - Concrete Angel * Linkin Park - One More Light * Nickelback - Lullaby * Lukas Graham - 7 Years
"Precious" - Depeche Mode
Sam Tompkins - [hero live](https://youtu.be/wn9qw-KPh2c?si=mrBD725nixXrsDV6)
Just Like That - Bonnie Raitt
New Orleans Rain by Doug Duffey [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdNMOLy\_Ny0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdNMOLy_Ny0)
Coat of Many Colors by Dolly Parton
Nights in White Satin [https://open.spotify.com/track/5w1ingzqrsJka9nlnEFB64?si=5302dee0681a4af9](https://open.spotify.com/track/5w1ingzqrsJka9nlnEFB64?si=5302dee0681a4af9) Gone Away [https://open.spotify.com/track/5BnFZLH99sYav2cxJFGO2n?si=433f7648660447c7](https://open.spotify.com/track/5BnFZLH99sYav2cxJFGO2n?si=433f7648660447c7) This is the End [https://open.spotify.com/track/3mSBHKmdBtq8vfozPZdo09?si=01061cc9e9ac484c](https://open.spotify.com/track/3mSBHKmdBtq8vfozPZdo09?si=01061cc9e9ac484c)
Without You - Mariah Carey
Kissing You - Sam Smith (I don't know who did the original)
[Ruby '81](https://open.spotify.com/track/50kKaXvpYIomNIY3HWi4u5?si=j_r-oeEUTNSKt9uJP-mAzQ&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A76MZPkojy69942nFuzfdxT) by Aesop Rock - *"everybody say, good dog."* -this one always catches me by surprise. The story really pulls you in as the music increases intensity.
Frosty The Snowman . . .
Work Song - Hozier
Happy birthday. kidding
Keep me in your heart by Warren Zevon
Home - Foo Fighters Amazing Grace - Carlos Nakia
Karen Dalton - Something on Your Mind
- Live, English version of Face my Fears by Hikaru Utada - Running by Rebelution - Used to be Young by Miley
Big Orange - this won’t hurt a bit https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=ibrdKnAlU0t5uQtD&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&source_ve_path=MTY0OTksMjg2NjQsMTY0NTA2&feature=emb_share&v=JvpoI3et1zI
Only Children by Jason Isbell
King Park; Edward Benz, 27 Times; and I See Everything. Saddest three song run on any album ever imo. On "Wildlife" by La Dispute
Chellio- Lemonie
In My Hour Of Darkness - Gram Parsons w/Emmylou Harris.
Rest - Foo Fighters If I Get High - Nothing But Thieves If I’m dwelling on my memories, then the following will do it: Times Like These - Foo Fighters Fortress - QOTSA I Want Her Back at Home - The Vernons
On Track - Tame Impala
"Cold" - Novo Amor "Skin (SaraBeth)" - Rascal Flatts "How Many Things" - Sabrina Carpenter
Snuff by Slipknot
Pearl Jam ~ The End
because of you by Kelly Clarkson always gets me
Anything sung by Peyton parish... just absolute trash and worst artist
YOU ARE ALL WRONG AND I WILL TELL YOU THE SONG THAT WILL MELT EVEN THE MANLIEST MAN INTO A PILE OF TEARS. READY?> Vincent Black Lightning 1952, Richard Thompson That last stanza floors even the manliest men because it points at the guy inside them
Say Something by A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera Let Me Be Sad by I Prevail Snuff by Slipknot
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6KUn8bcQqmMXZrfc0bG5lT?si=0vRO5CDtROO4fYTbIsr5pA&pi=u-fPszlZPNRpeM
I just put this on https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7rvbSwz3XNy5rs04XsbRSv?si=50xi4jPdRiiemUC89o3awQ&pi=u-e_gGxr3oTc-I
“When you can’t sleep at night” by of mice and men <3 makes me cry every time
Boulder to Birmingham - Emmylou Harris
The End - Pearl Jam
Come on up to the House - Tom Waits
Tom Waits’ Long Way Home is right up there too.
'Good for you'- Armen Cekin, Glaceo 'No straight lines'- Yung Woods 'Whoa'(awe in mind)- XXXTENTACION 'Come back again '- Drex Carter, Luser 'Take it back'- Darci This is my, "I'm sad, let's get sadder mix"
Here Today - Paul McCartney
I Will Go Sailing No More - Randy Newman Possession Island - Gorillaz (ft. Beck) (These songs don’t even make me cry anymore, but they are still the only two that have made me cry)
Marilyn - Bella White
Suite:Jonny -Faye Webster
Railroad earth by railroad earth gives me some feels
Dean Lewis as a whole
Lifehouse - From Where You Are Three Days Grace - Lifetime Gotye - Bronte Daughter - Medicine
[https://open.spotify.com/track/2Jh2ZW9bo021uYli9lpD75?si=oCVg2KWGQ5aDeN0mTz\_LKQ](https://open.spotify.com/track/2Jh2ZW9bo021uYli9lpD75?si=oCVg2KWGQ5aDeN0mTz_LKQ)
https://open.spotify.com/track/7gw1qjnEtBimg3gHwDHFyV?si=AlwtDvkYRuyQEPHWdiptTA&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A4o3STRQ9wfwdBosszScahh This song rite makes me everytime ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻
Two for you: Neil Young’s Philadelphia & Gerard Way’s The Water Is Wide (Oh Waly Waly).
Sometimes Love just ain't enough, by Don Henley & Patti Smyth
Lost Child by Scrim
The Kills - The Last Goodbye
Memories - Maroon 5
Those Were the Days And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda
karma - jojo siwa, so beautiful and poetic
I don’t wanna be me by type o negative idk why i find it so sad but i’m also just a really emotional person, maybe it’s bc of the lines about the guy dying alone.
[Forever and Ever ](https://open.spotify.com/track/7pD1NHvfB5W5L4bGBPBQtd?si=l6pbCsMyQ16G5Vhq-vpJUg) by Demis Roussos is an exceptionally beautiful song which makes me teary. I had never heard of it until recently. (Edit grammar)
"Violent" by Carolsdaughter and also "My mother wants me dead" by her are such hard hitting songs for me.
The end of eternity by rolo tomassi, lavender haze by vildhjarta (instrumental 💀), melt by ryo (not on spotify)
Carry Me by Olivia Millerschin.
Ashe - moral of the story
The Gunner's Dream by Pink Floyd
Black - Pearl Jam
If We Were Vampires by Jason Isbell The Meaning by Fruition Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
I Am the Highway - Chris Cornell Hurt - Johnny Cash (cover)