Depends on the day, but this one gives me a tight chest. I think it's one of the saddest love songs ever written by Dylan. performed beautifully by George.
Songs that make you cry?
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I'm an old softie ... there are a lot of them.
- Silent Night, in a dark church on Christmas Eve in candlelight
- Drops of Jupiter (Train)
- Goodnight Elisabeth (Counting Crows)
- I Don't Want to Wait (Paula Cole)
- Coyotes (Don Edwards)
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For all that are gone:
That is a good one.
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the title told me so..
the title told me so..
The Star Spangled Banner sung by Chris Stapleton yesterday was an unbelievable heart felt rendition.
Look it up on YouTube (YouTube won't let me post nfl videos) and after watching it, read the reviewers responses and some are even from other countries.
Look it up on YouTube (YouTube won't let me post nfl videos) and after watching it, read the reviewers responses and some are even from other countries.
There are some. One that is almost guaranteed is "These Alone Are Enough" by Dan Schutte.
When we do this one at church I take the oboe part and play it on tenor recorder. We've done it for several funerals, including the one for my Mom, but it tears me up almost every time, regardless of the context.
When we do this one at church I take the oboe part and play it on tenor recorder. We've done it for several funerals, including the one for my Mom, but it tears me up almost every time, regardless of the context.
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There are so many now that hit me SO hard...A little background...I was married for 25 years, but was ready to leave after about 4 months (but didn't want to be that guy). I hear certain songs now, and they hit me square in the chest as it feels almost like they were written about me and what I went through for so long, and what I went through and how much I put up with. One of them is "Bleeding Me" by Metallica. The main one lately is this one:
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Not every time I listen to it, but it has in the past...
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Farewell and Goodnight by Smashing Pumpkins. Breaks me up every time.
Sort-of agree with Rocket_Troy on "Vincent"...in the recent past it might have choked me a bit. But today...nothing.
I am a big fan of Jennifer Warnes. That is a great album of hers.
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I don't actually know the artist or song title. . . lame.
It was a country sounding song, sung by someone like Cash and the refrain was something like 'If I could only be like him'. I googled and found a bunch of songs that were gospel and not the song, but whatever time I heard that song it was a spear through my heart, as it pretty much encapsulated how much of a failure I've been vs. the guidance my dad gave me.
My wife was at the store when the song came up and got home while I was listening to it. She pretty much panicked thinking someone died (or similar) as she never saw me cry that hard. After I tried to explain the emotion, she said I shouldn't ever listen to that song again. I haven't and don't remember it enough to even find it now, but it was a hugely emotional moment for me.
Music is one of the most important parts of human existence, IMO.
Sandy.
It was a country sounding song, sung by someone like Cash and the refrain was something like 'If I could only be like him'. I googled and found a bunch of songs that were gospel and not the song, but whatever time I heard that song it was a spear through my heart, as it pretty much encapsulated how much of a failure I've been vs. the guidance my dad gave me.
My wife was at the store when the song came up and got home while I was listening to it. She pretty much panicked thinking someone died (or similar) as she never saw me cry that hard. After I tried to explain the emotion, she said I shouldn't ever listen to that song again. I haven't and don't remember it enough to even find it now, but it was a hugely emotional moment for me.
Music is one of the most important parts of human existence, IMO.
Sandy.
I had forgotten about this one, just heard it again on my Pandora feed.
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Happy Birthday - when they are singing to me. All it does is remind me how old I am.
Zombie by the Cranberries.
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The great Satchmo !!!!!
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Every time I hear this song a teardrop forms in the corner of my eye and rolls down my cheek
That is Sir Elton John on the Keyboard in the video
I miss you little brother !
A teardrop is like life ,
It forms quickly.
Stays around for a short time.
Drops away and is gone forever !
That is Sir Elton John on the Keyboard in the video
I miss you little brother !
A teardrop is like life ,
It forms quickly.
Stays around for a short time.
Drops away and is gone forever !
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