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The saddest song you know
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Karim_myBagheri said:Also, Daniel Johnston - Some Things last a long time
made even sadder with his passing yesterday. RIP2 -
Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World0
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Say something— A great big world.0
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Have I told you lately— Van Morrison , not particularly sad , but thought provoking.0
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"When I am laid in earth", from Purcell's Dido & Aeneas
This is a particularly poignant version, if you have a spare 4 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3wAarmPYKU1 -
muppetman said:
Here's another anti war song & the best one for me. Another Eric Bogle composition. Sad for sure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0tFv8yu7ow&list=RDu0tFv8yu7ow&index=1
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Perry Como - For the good times0
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Hey Jealousy - Gin Blossoms. The upbeat sound masks a real melancholy and sadness.0
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1StevieG said:Art Garfunkel - Bright Eyes5
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Saddest song deffo Old Shep0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Mse62NFl4
Damn, why won't it load? Anyway, it's Martha by Tom Waits.1 -
Galveston by Glenn Campbell.0
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Fanny Fanackapan said:Drive - The Cars.
Haunting song that accompanied the Live Aid video showing the starving children in Africa.
I challenge anyone to admit they're not moved to tears when watching that heartbreaking footage with this song playing.
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Snow Patrol, Chasing Cars - played at my brothers funeral so not necessarily the song just the feelings it brings back
The Verve, Drugs Don't Work - reminds me of my father in law and his battle against cancer
David Bowie, Lazarus - first line 'Look up here I'm in heaven', get's me every single time1 -
BowieAddick said:Snow Patrol, Chasing Cars - played at my brothers funeral so not necessarily the song just the feelings it brings back
The Verve, Drugs Don't Work - reminds me of my father in law and his battle against cancer
David Bowie, Lazarus - first line 'Look up here I'm in heaven', get's me every single time0 -
Shed a few tears to this.
I must have been sexually mature at a very early age. I was eight when this came out, ladies, if you know what I mean.https://youtu.be/wjYAsVfJE8c
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A few Tom Waits songs already mentioned but this performance of Tom Trauberts Blues always gets me.....
https://youtu.be/yBc6l8ykMBE
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sillav nitram said:Shed a few tears to this.
I must have been sexually mature at a very early age. I was eight when this came out, ladies, if you know what I mean.https://youtu.be/wjYAsVfJE8c
F.U.C
F.U.C me walking down the street0 - Sponsored links:
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Mexican lament
Cucurrucucu
No translation but trust me, the doves are crying for the poor boy.
And do yourself a favour, if you haven't already, watch the movie !!!https://youtu.be/1emgUdD3_pE
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sillav nitram said:Shed a few tears to this.
I must have been sexually mature at a very early age. I was eight when this came out, ladies, if you know what I mean.https://youtu.be/wjYAsVfJE8c
Her sister, Dee Dee Warwick0 -
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cblock said:Nothing compares to you - Sinead O'connor
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Great song but can't stand OÇonnor, self absorbed oxygen thief1
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"Lick my love pump" by Spinal tap. It's in Dminor the saddest of all keys.6
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Salad said:
Tim Buckley (the original) is also great, but different.
Liz Fraser (the singer for this Mortal Coil) actually bonded with Jeff Buckley (Tim's son) after Tim died, largely as a consequence of her covering his dad's song and they started a relationship, which didn't last all that long.
Jeff (a fantastic musician himself) then died crossing the Mississippi River, trying to swim across it...1 -
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Anyway, for me, and a couple of these are a bit out there but worth a listen: Edit: I've spent too much of my life listening to sad songs... Capital Radio from now on. Bold are the ones that hit me the most.
Wish You were Here - Pink Floyd, a song I can barely think of without a tear appearing in my eye. A song that reminds me of both my father and my grandfather.
The Silent Chorus - John Maus - fantastic
Fond Affections - This Mortal Coil
Collapse - Zola Jesus
The Deserters - Rachel Zeffira
Before - First Hate - another one I struggle to listen to.
Notebook - Majical Cloudz - as above.
Take me up - Ritual Howls
Weighed Down - The Horrors
Decades - Joy Division
Heaven - Talking Heads
Missing Sibling - Black Marble
Highway Road - Interlude - Bobby Raps
Big City Life - Dead Confederate.
Something for everyone there.... If you love one in the list, you'll probably like the others.0