Most Emotion Stirring Songs...

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  • KimSchnizleinWECHANGED
    KimSchnizleinWECHANGED Posts: 189
    Absolutely NOT crazy ..... Green Day (Time of Your Life) Sung at my husband's funeral .... Mark Schultz (He's My Son) ..... And Steven Curtis Chapman (I'll Be Here) And almost anything else he sings. There are definitely a few more ... But Nobody wants to read all that!! :noway: :wink:
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    Green Day, Time of Your Life

    Creed, Arms Wide Open

    Coldplay, Fix You

    Puffy, I'll be Missing You


    Miss You Brother.....:heart::cry:
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    and...I'm crying
  • KimSchnizleinWECHANGED
    KimSchnizleinWECHANGED Posts: 189
    Absolutely NOT crazy ..... Green Day (Time of Your Life) Sung at my husband's funeral .... Mark Schultz (He's My Son) ..... And Steven Curtis Chapman (I'll Be Here) And almost anything else he sings. There are definitely a few more ... But Nobody wants to read all that!! :noway: :wink:

    Rascal Flats (The Broken Road) Also at my husband's funeral! Can't even believe I forgot to mention this one!!
  • Kminor67
    Kminor67 Posts: 900 Member
    Alanis Morrisette's Jagged Little Pill got me through my divorce! I still remember the anger I felt when I hear one of the songs on that album!
  • JoyceJoanne
    JoyceJoanne Posts: 760 Member
    The list is SOOOOO long. I love how a song or smell or taste can take you back to a memory in an instant. :heart:

    Few of my list toppers that kill me every time:
    Butterfly kisses (the first time my husband heard it he said through 'snot and tears' "DON'T YOU EVER, EVER PLAY THAT SONG AGAIN!! EVER!" )
    Last Kiss -Pearl Jam.
    Don't take the girl- Tim McG
    Don't Blink - Kenny Chesney

    Nowhere to go nowhere to be & The Life- Kenny Chesney take me to my happy place.

    Many of the songs listed are also favorites. Seems like country songs tell more of a story- maybe that's why they are list toppers here.
  • MrsMills712
    MrsMills712 Posts: 350
    Emerson Drive, "Moments"

    Dave Matthews Band, "Angel"

    Bob Carlisle, "Butterfly Kisses"

    Keith Urban, "Making Memories of Us"

    Josh Groban, "To Where You Are"
  • JoyceJoanne
    JoyceJoanne Posts: 760 Member
    and...I'm crying

    :frown: ((hugs))
  • DawnOf1969
    DawnOf1969 Posts: 726 Member
    You Raise Me Up (Josh Groban)
    If Tomorrow Never Comes (Garth Brooks)
    Unanswered Prayers (Garth Brooks)
    Time of Your Life (Green Day)
  • quinnybear
    quinnybear Posts: 243
    stolen away-- dave matthews band
    smoke rings in the dark-- gary allan
  • StacLegg
    StacLegg Posts: 346 Member
    Toby Keith ~ Cryin' for me

    This song came on the radio when I was on my way home from my Mom's house the night she passed away..... it was so fitting.... I cried for days..... It's been just over 7 months and when I hear this song I just fall apart.

    The Old Rugged Cross has always moved me to tears because it is / was my Moms favorite song ....
  • binary_jester
    binary_jester Posts: 3,311 Member
    I like big butts - Sir Mix-A-Lot
  • ginnyroxx
    ginnyroxx Posts: 763
    Green Day, Time of Your Life

    Creed, Arms Wide Open

    Coldplay, Fix You

    Puffy, I'll be Missing You


    Miss You Brother.....:heart::cry:

    awww. I'm sorry for your loss.

    When my husband passed away, that Green day song was always playing on the radio. It still reminds me of him. :heart:

    Lots of country songs do, too

    Garth - the Dance, If tomorrow never comes
    Tim McGraw - My old friend, live like you were dying, please remember me
    Alan Jackson - remember when

    Don McLean - American Pie
  • ginnyroxx
    ginnyroxx Posts: 763
    I like big butts - Sir Mix-A-Lot

    you.
    would.
    !!!!
  • ginnyroxx
    ginnyroxx Posts: 763
    The list is SOOOOO long. I love how a song or smell or taste can take you back to a memory in an instant. :heart:

    Few of my list toppers that kill me every time:
    Butterfly kisses (the first time my husband heard it he said through 'snot and tears' "DON'T YOU EVER, EVER PLAY THAT SONG AGAIN!! EVER!" )
    Last Kiss -Pearl Jam.
    Don't take the girl- Tim McG
    Don't Blink - Kenny Chesney

    Nowhere to go nowhere to be & The Life- Kenny Chesney take me to my happy place.

    Many of the songs listed are also favorites. Seems like country songs tell more of a story- maybe that's why they are list toppers here.

    Yes!
    I love Pearl Jam's version of Last Kiss!
    and Don't take the girl :heart: :heart: :heart: :heart:
  • ♥jewelchristian♥
    ♥jewelchristian♥ Posts: 3,666 Member
    Hallelujah any version - loved KD Lang's version this winter at the Olympics. Such a powerful voice :love:
  • LuckyLeprechaun
    LuckyLeprechaun Posts: 6,296 Member
    another one occurred to me...cannot get through it w/o crying:


    Collin Raye, If you get there before I do...
  • FunkBunny
    FunkBunny Posts: 417 Member
    Stone Sour- Zzyxx Rd.

    Love this song.

    A few for me are:
    Live This Life Big & Rich
    Holy Water Big & Rich (not for the reason the song was written though, for one of my own)
    Godspeed Dixie Chicks.


    Hmmm...trying to think of some that aren't country! LOL!
  • ginnyroxx
    ginnyroxx Posts: 763
    Hallelujah any version - loved KD Lang's version this winter at the Olympics. Such a powerful voice :love:

    have you heard Jeff Buckley's version? SO good!
  • FunkBunny
    FunkBunny Posts: 417 Member
    I knew I'd remember some non-country ones!

    Snow Patrol Set Fire to The Third Bar
    Rightous Brothers You've Lost That Loving Feeling (a happy memory though)
    Phil Collins In Too Deep (another happy one0
    Kansas Dust In The Wind (I find it strangly soothing and calming no matter my mood)

    Creepshow In The Garden (for my funkier moods!) that and Wishing Well by Airborn Toxic Event.

    Hey Jude by the Beatles is my one son's previous favorite song (when he was about 3). My youngest LOVES Hey Delila by Plain White Tees (he says that's his song). My Step daughter is a Kansas fan, but also Spiderwebs by No Doubt. LOL! They all love Snow by Red Hot Chili Peppers, so that is a fave in my car anytime I need a smile.
  • Utahbeth
    Utahbeth Posts: 68
    Rose of Sharon - Killswitch Engage, makes me cry every time.

    &

    Singing in the Rain.... creeps me out still
  • HealthyChanges2010
    HealthyChanges2010 Posts: 5,831 Member
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  • SugarDiva
    SugarDiva Posts: 403 Member
    Just a Little Bit -Maria Mena
    Hurt- Christina Auguliara
    My Little Girl- Tim Magraw
    You Can Let Go-Crystal Shawanda
  • adrienc
    adrienc Posts: 57
    Where is my mind - by the Pixies
    That's goosebumps guaranteed for me when I start hearing Kim Deal's vocals!
  • mistylamb76
    mistylamb76 Posts: 2
    Blaine Larson- How do you get that lonely
    The Band Perry- If I die young

    ...my 18 year old recently comitted suicide and these songs make me cry everytime i hear them.

    Ludacris- Runaway Love
    City High- What Would You Do

    those songs just get me to me everytime.
  • Starlyte123
    Starlyte123 Posts: 31
    Music is always going to bring back emotions no matter good or bad. I could come up with a huge list of songs that make me cry. Most of which were mentioned previously. To lighten the mood though I will just go with the weirdest song i've ever cried to....wait for it....

    Yup I cried to "Salt Shaker" by Ying Yang Twins. If that doesn't say crazy I don't know what does! Haha to be fair though, my husband was in the desert and oddly that was one of the songs that made me think of him (neither of us are really into that kind of music though). HAHA! :)
  • nowic
    nowic Posts: 171 Member
    Mine is: Beautiful by Bethany Dillon If you've never heard it you need to youtube it at www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLYKH3Dr2Kg
  • mykaar74
    mykaar74 Posts: 253
    Marvin Sapp's "Here I Am" the entire cd
  • sharmonesq
    sharmonesq Posts: 113 Member
    I cry listening to the radio all the time :) I really am crazy. Recently, I have cried to This Ain't Nothin' by Craig Morgan. I also cry to She's Gonna Fly by Collin Raye. It reminds me of my Grandmother. I also cry to a lot of songs that have already been mentioned.
  • KendalBeee
    KendalBeee Posts: 2,269 Member
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