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Saddest Song You've Ever Heard

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  • Hello I got some for you guys

    Ed Sheeran Small Bump
    LInda Ronstadt Goodbye My Friend
    Rob Thomas Small Wonders
    Kenny Chesney Who You'd Be Today
    All for personal reasons but definitely tearjerkers
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    That Look You Give That Guy - Eels.
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    "Alone Again, Naturally" by Gilbert O'Sullivan

    Song about being left at the altar and lonliness


    "In a little while from now
    If I'm not feeling any less sour
    I promised myself to treat myself
    And visit a nearby tower

    And climbing to the top
    Will throw myself off
    In an effort to make it clear to who
    Ever what it's like when you're shattered

    Left standing in the lurch, at a church
    Where people are saying
    My God that's tough, she stood him up
    No point in us remaining

    May as well go home
    As I did on my own
    Alone again, naturally

    To think that only yesterday
    I was cheerful, bright and gay
    Looking forward to, but who wouldn't do
    The role I was about to play

    But as if to knock me down
    Reality came around
    And without so much as a mere touch
    Cut me into little pieces

    Leaving me to doubt
    All about God and His mercy
    For if He really does exist
    Why did He desert me

    In my hour of need?
    I truly am indeed
    Alone again, naturally

    It seems to me that
    There are more hearts
    Broken in the world
    That can't be mended

    Left unattended
    What do we do? What do we do?

    Alone again naturally

    Now looking back over the years
    And what ever else that appears
    I remember I cried when my father died
    Never wishing to hide the tears

    And at sixty five years old
    My mother, God rest her soul
    Couldn't understand, why the only man
    She had ever loved had been taken

    Leaving her to start with a heart
    So badly broken
    Despite encouragement from me
    No words were ever spoken

    And when she passed away
    I cried and cried all day
    Alone again, naturally
    Alone again, naturally"

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    @Niner, it's a sad one too.I hadn't heard it it a long time though.
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    Lori McKenna ...make every word hurt


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwAhESotRz4
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    Wires by Athlete - blubbering mess by the end of the first verse.
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    Elliott Smith- Waltz # 2 or really anything by Elliott Smith.
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    Never let me go by Florence and the Machine, this is totally morbid but if I outlive all my friends as a little old lady and I get sick and tired... I'm gonna put on a sparkly evening gown and a waterproof MP3 player (or whatever crazy technology exists then) with this song playing and just swim out into the ocean and never come back.

    Also Just Breath by Pearl Jam so many feels.
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    Screw you, "Concrete Angel"
  • Agree with your choice also for Christmas Shoes
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GJcPVB-we7g
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    this makes me tear up every time: http://youtu.be/y8AWFf7EAc4
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    Waitin on June by Holly Williams. The story of her grandparents' lifetime love, so both happy and sad, but I can't get through it, really listening to it, without crying. And seeing her perform live? Forget it, she starts her intro into it and I'm blubbering!!
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    Cat's in the Cradle

    This. I can't listen to it without bawling... I think every new parent should be forced to listen to it.

    Chasing cars is a personal one for me.
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    Something Corporate - Konstantine
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    Screw you, "Concrete Angel"

    The first time I heard that song, I had to pull over on the road I was crying so hard. I still can't even hear the first few lines without bawling.
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    "The Funeral" by Band of Horses

    "Say Something" by A Great Big World

    "Joey" by Concrete Blonde
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    They Shoot Horses, Don't they? by Racing Cars
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    They Shoot Horses, Don't they? by Racing Cars

    that's a fantastic one I havent heard in ages.. Off to spotify!

    does this count as a song? www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUgoBb8m1eE
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    Elton Johns - Candle in the wind. Dedicated to Princess Diana, that always makes me cry.
    The Rose - Bette Midler. Remember singing this in the school choir when at school.
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    Remember Me by Mark Schultz
    Come Undone by Duran Duran
    Do You Believe In Shame by Duran Duran
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    GnR - Don't Cry
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    How has no one said "Tears In Heaven" by Eric Clapton??? It's about his son who fell off an apartment balcony as a BABY and wondering if his son will remember him when he gets to heaven. Oh the feels :sad:
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    Bette Midler - Wind Beneath my Wings.

    I cannot hear that song without thinking of Beaches. *winces to hold back some tears*
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    "Goodbye Again" by Lucero
    "I Hope He Breaks Your Heart" American Aquarium
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    The song that never ends....I shall never know what happens
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-IZ6yUXgIo


    To a Sleeping Beauty -- Jimmy Dean

    I recorded this song the day my Daughter was Born. I plan to give it to her on her 21st Birthday. (Less than 2 months)

    I still get choked up every time I hear it.
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    dance with my father - luther vandross
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    Eric Clapton...Tears in Heaven
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    "Nothing Compares To You" by Sinead O'Connor has been breaking my heart since 1990. My sentimental middle school self must've connected with it then for some reason...

    "Why" by Rascal Flatts was played at my 16-year old cousin's funeral last year... he committed suicide. I can't get past the first line without tears streaming down my face...
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    i don't know who sing it but it's called alisha lies. i think sorry about the spelling

    rascal flats skin sara beath
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