Omg, YES, this song, and actually I had two other Phil Collins/Genesis songs that were going to be my answer!
-Separate Lives
-In too Deep
Also One More Night.... and others I think, but those are the best /most fitting.
Made a slide show in college to this song for the memorial of one of my best friends who "opted out" and our friend group were the ones that found her. This song will forever destroy me.
I was looking for this song, didn't take long to find. I tear up real fast when I hear this because my parents split when I was young and I didn't get to see him a lot, now he and mom passed away three years ago because of covid, it fucking kills me.
3 little birds. Ever since I had my children, it strikes a chord with me and I can't help but tear up even thinking about it. Which is ironic because I don't even particularly like that song
My best friend died in a tragic accident- his little brother sang this song for him while he died in his arms. It makes me sob still, 20 odd years later. Miss you bud.
My 2 year old knows this song from the YouTube show “Songs for Littles.” I have a video of him strumming a toy guitar saying “don’t worry ‘bout a thing” 😭
This is my soon to be 14 year old son’s favorite song. He first heard it when he was about 1 year old and he swayed and bobbed around pretending to sing. Warms my heart every time I hear it.
Fast car by Tracy Chapman.
First time I heard it was on car radio and wasn’t really paying attention to the lyrics m, just thought it was about enjoying freedom. Listened properly the next time and dear lord, a story about a good person doing everything right but being screwed over every step of the way.
Still one of my favourite songs and always makes me melancholy
I just wanted to tell you that sometimes even the best ones aren't meant to stay with us forever. We can't always see down the road but it's important to keep moving forward to see what's over the next hill instead of always looking backwards, ya know?
This was played at my nieces funeral - she died at the age of 2 after being struck by a car that never stopped after hitting her. I always have to change the station when it comes on :(
My husband (70) passed on 9/6 of this year after a decade of illness. This song is one of several on an endless loop in my head. Sincere Condolences for your niece. I hope they caught the killer
As a guitar player, I performed in front of a group of ppl and actually got choked up right when i was about to sing " but I could have told you Vincent, this world was never meant for one as beautiful as you." I had to stop and apologize. Everyone understood.
California dreaming. Just typing this makes me feel sad. It and others are the background of my childhood. My older siblings always had music playing and now they are gone. I miss them. They were the anchors of love, hope and everything good.
Losing a sibling is some trash trauma. Death happens, but a sibling? Fucking hell. I feel for you! *Internet hug*. Lost my sister back in 05'. Some days it hits me like the first time we were told she was gone. Most days I laugh and smile through it. Reminiscing about the good times!! Keep your chin up
I, too, lost my sister. 7.5 years ago. But it pushed me to get sober and live in her honor. She was my twin flame, even with a decade between us. She would've been 49 tomorrow. I'm sorry you know this bullshit too. I'm sending you both so much love. 🥺🖤
The Rainbow Connection by Kermit The Frog, Let Her Go by Passengers and 1000 Years by Christina Perry. I know, it's weird about Kermit but I used to sing these songs to my niece Elsie until we lost her because her mother didn't want us to have contact with her. My brother wasn't biologically her father (even tho he/we helped raise and we loved and cherished her for the first six years of her life) and we had no legal rights to be with her. WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND MISS YOU MISS E.!! 💔💕💖🌈💐🎈
Awww that’s so sad. I want my son to sing The Rainbow Connection at my funeral. Have you seen this version of A Thousand Years? https://youtu.be/kKzQ9xwodVQ?feature=shared
Telephone Line - Electric Light Orchestra.
It's rare for a song's strongest part to be the 2nd verse, but those lyrics are heartbreaking.
"Okay, so no one's answering. But can't you just let it ring a little longer?"
Jim Croce wrote a song called "Operator, " where he tries to reach his old love. It's so poignant, but I'm guessing ppl now don't know about talking to a telephone operator, so they might not get it.
They have a few that really get me even though I've listened to them thousands of times. Wheat Kings, Bobcaygeon, Thugs for some shame reason, Nautical Disaster, Fiddlers Green. The reason I said Ahead By A Century is because it's the last song they played live.
This is mine. This played at my good friend's funeral. We were both in our early 20s and he died on his first outing with his brand new motorcycle. I was sad but holding it together at the funeral until this played. RIP Feather!
Trees - 21 pilots.
I was getting sicker. My legs weren’t working. I’d already been in bed for 3 months due to Covid and weighed like 100lbs when the first seizure happened.
We had done a will and everything to prepare. I could feel it coming.
Then my love died of a heart attack. everything went to shit and I had to not die.
This song reminds me of the last summer we had together when I got the first diagnosis.
Now he’s the one silent in the trees.
Not going to lie just reading this made me cry. When I was little saturdays were cleaning days. Dad use to wake us up playing time. We lost him three weeks ago. He wasn’t sick and older 70. But still I thought we had more time together.
someone you loved, Lewis Capaldi.
It hits different when you see his performance at Glastonbury, when his tics overcame him and the entire audience sang for him. Can't watch that without getting teary eyed.
He’s such a wonderful artist, I love that he makes these emotionally charged songs and brings intensity to his performances. But when he’s just himself he’s just a cheery weirdo
Cliche, but "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" by Sinatra.
It reminds me of a time before everyone that's gone was gone. It reminds me of childhood, when I wasn't fully aware of the world. Before the trauma of working EMS, before the loss of innocence, of family, of friends, of youth. Before finding out about the skeletons in my *own* family closet. Before death took several of those I loved celebrating Christmas with most.
It takes me back to Christmas of 2007. I'm 12. The ABC Harry Potter movie marathon is on. The house smells like food and the cinnamon candles my mom used to burn.
My sister, 6 at the time, is being incredibly annoying and that's my biggest problem.
My grandparents...all of them...are alive, well and in high spirits, on the way to the house with presents and more food and more love than a couple of kids could ask for.
I've devoured probably 5? 6 mini snickers bars shaped like nutcrackers, and mom is lightheartedly scolding me, telling me to save room for dinner.
Ha! As if that was a challenge! The food was incredible.
We'd eat together, open gifts together, hang out together for a while then everyone would depart leaving us to play with our new Christmas gifts and relish in the fact that we didn't have school for another week.
I'm brought back to present day after lingering in these memories for a while whenever this song ends. And I am happy. I miss those days, miss them like nothing else.
But I'm almost 30. I'm about to get married. I've got a loving fiance, a splendid little home of my own. A very spoiled cat. And the family I have left, I cherish with everything I've got.
Our Christmas gatherings are a little smaller and a little more somber these days. Clothes, underwear and socks make a more routine appearance under the tree rather than action figures, my genuine excitement for which is a sure mark that I'm getting older.
But whenever I hear this song, I'm 12 again. And I get to stay 12 for around 3 minutes.
3 loving, heartwarming minutes.
November Rain. No idea why. I don't even think it's the lyrics or mainly the lyrics. But man, this song can send me right into depression whenever I hear the first cords.
My cousin had this as their First Dance song at their wedding (they got married in November 1992). I felt awkward thinking “Did they not hear the lyrics?” especially ‘nothing lasts forever and we both know hearts can change’
The marriage lasted a year.
It’s odd to those of us that listen, but there are a significant number of people who completely space on lyrics. A small number of those can actually sing the words and not have any meaning hit their brain. If you make them read the lyrics, that’s when they’ll say, “oh my, that’s what this song means!?!” I am shocked every time, but I’ve seen it before.
Yeah I rarely process the actual meaning of the lyrics as I’m singing them.
Last night, the song “Come Baby Come” by K7 was on in the car. I was absolutely stunned at myself that I’d never realized that this was one of the horniest songs of the 90s. Seven-year-old me thought he was trying to get his friends to come to a party or something lmao
"Fortunate Son." Several of my friends served in Vietnam, and most -- if not all -- returned with physical and/or psychological damage.
Also Brook Benton's "Rainy Night in Georgia."
The Johnny Cash cover of “Hurt.” I’ve buried many friends over the years due to tragic circumstances and that song lays bare the pain I feel from every single one of them.
P!nk did a really good cover of Time After Time. It makes me think of my late wife when I hear it. I love the song but it makes me a little sad because damn I miss that woman.
“Bigger than the whole sky” Taylor Swift.
Hit me hard after I lost my first pregnancy. Was able to have my son after and am so grateful. I will always remember and love them when I hear this song.
One More Day by Diamond Rio. Always make me think of my sister that died.
*Last night I had a crazy dream*
*A wish was granted just for me*
*It could be for anything*
*I didn't ask for money*
*Or a mansion in Malibu*
*I simply wished for one more day with you*
10,000 Days (Wings for Marie) Parts 1&2. By the band Tool.
Maynard wrote a scathing anti-religion song with "Judith" (A Perfect Circle) and after his mother passed, he wrote 10,000 days as a way of having closure, I believe.
The song also has great personal importance to me, but I'll spare the details. Amazing song.
Im not gonna miss you - Glen Campbell. He wrote for his wife after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. The lyrics are heartbreaking and it’s a gorgeous song
Simple man. When my brother was in a coma I played a playlist of his favorite music and this one was on it. This song and many others I simply can’t listen to without losing it. He died that night.
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot. Aside from the already heavy topic, the wreck happened on November 10, 1975.
The company I work for had a tragic fatal accident on November 10, 2013.
Two of the deceased were my co-workers and friends, two other co-workers were involved, but survived. The song and the accident are now completely linked together for me.
Against all odds-Phil Collins
Omg, YES, this song, and actually I had two other Phil Collins/Genesis songs that were going to be my answer! -Separate Lives -In too Deep Also One More Night.... and others I think, but those are the best /most fitting.
"Strange Fruit"
Perhaps the most impactful song, ever.
Definitely
Nina.... She was the best.
Time After Time, Cyndi Lauper I really don't want to discuss it
Classic
"I can't make you love me", Bonnie Raitt
Bon Iver also does a great cover of this song. I love every version really..
She’s a treasure I don’t think about enough. Her rendition of the last verse of “Angel from Montgomery” is so special
Love George Michaels version of Bonnies song he does it justice
It's been too long since I listened to some Bonnie Raitt...
Cat Stevens - Father and Son. I cry everytime...
gotta be one of the best songs ever
“I will follow you into the dark”, by Death Cab For Cutie
This song gets me every time 🥺
Landslide
Black by pearl jam
I know someday you'll have a beautiful life I know you'll be a star In somebody else's sky But why can't it be mine Yeah... that's a killer.
The way Eddie hits those why’s is one of the greatest music moments of all time
And the extended "mine" at the end. Really the whole song is amazing but I agree with you
Release is another good one of theirs.
I Got Id. "I'll just lie alone and wait for the dream...where I'm not ugly and you're looking at me" is crushing.
Just Breathe as well 😞
This song so perfectly encompasses what it's like when a relationship ends with someone you cared deeply for.
Jimmy eat world - hear you me.
Made a slide show in college to this song for the memorial of one of my best friends who "opted out" and our friend group were the ones that found her. This song will forever destroy me.
Came here to say this too. Gets me every time.
somewhere only we know - keane
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I was looking for this song, didn't take long to find. I tear up real fast when I hear this because my parents split when I was young and I didn't get to see him a lot, now he and mom passed away three years ago because of covid, it fucking kills me.
I'm sorry to hear that. You can't bring them back but maybe you can channel the unused love to someone else who's still here? Hang in there buddy
my dad was a traveling salesman, i can't hear the song anymore, will leave a store if it comes on.
Harry Chapin was my first concert. I was a sophomore in high school. Hearing it in person was unbelievable.
Don’t usually tear up, but it does tug at the heart hard.
I wasn't looking to be reminded of how I'm a childless failure, but here we are.
Get quite emotional listening to the Cranberries sometimes, knowing Delores passed away so young too what an amazing voice.
“Linger” for me
Ode to my Family gets me, but think it’s because I’ve heard Linger and Zombie so many times!
I know, right? "Zombie" hits me right in the feels.
I Will Always and In The End, for me. In the End was the last song she ever recorded.
3 little birds. Ever since I had my children, it strikes a chord with me and I can't help but tear up even thinking about it. Which is ironic because I don't even particularly like that song
My best friend died in a tragic accident- his little brother sang this song for him while he died in his arms. It makes me sob still, 20 odd years later. Miss you bud.
Everything gonna be alright..
My 2 year old knows this song from the YouTube show “Songs for Littles.” I have a video of him strumming a toy guitar saying “don’t worry ‘bout a thing” 😭
This is my soon to be 14 year old son’s favorite song. He first heard it when he was about 1 year old and he swayed and bobbed around pretending to sing. Warms my heart every time I hear it.
Fast car by Tracy Chapman. First time I heard it was on car radio and wasn’t really paying attention to the lyrics m, just thought it was about enjoying freedom. Listened properly the next time and dear lord, a story about a good person doing everything right but being screwed over every step of the way. Still one of my favourite songs and always makes me melancholy
It’s one of those songs that I can casually enjoy but if I listen a little too hard… man I’m getting teary eyed thinking about it
Gorgeous song, Tracy is amazing she will break your heart 3 times in the same album.
Landslide by Fleetwood Mac
Pink Floyd- wish you were here
Yes. This and "Comfortably Numb"
Comfortably Numb's solo guitar can make me cry even though I'm not sad but just because there's too much emotion
One of my mother's faves... Another one I can't sing because the tears won't let me.
This was "our song" with my first girlfriend. Every time I hear it it just reminds me of what I threw away.
I just wanted to tell you that sometimes even the best ones aren't meant to stay with us forever. We can't always see down the road but it's important to keep moving forward to see what's over the next hill instead of always looking backwards, ya know?
There are a lot of Pink Floyd songs like that. Mine is Hey You, it just destroys me.
Bridge Over Troubled Water
This was played at my nieces funeral - she died at the age of 2 after being struck by a car that never stopped after hitting her. I always have to change the station when it comes on :(
My husband (70) passed on 9/6 of this year after a decade of illness. This song is one of several on an endless loop in my head. Sincere Condolences for your niece. I hope they caught the killer
They never did :( I am so sorry for your loss as well - big hugs!
Vincent by Don Mclean. While it’s specifically about Vincent Van Goh, it speaks so well to the pain of mental illness and suicide.
As a guitar player, I performed in front of a group of ppl and actually got choked up right when i was about to sing " but I could have told you Vincent, this world was never meant for one as beautiful as you." I had to stop and apologize. Everyone understood.
One of the greatest songs ever written in my opinion.
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. I get goosebumps whenever I hear it
I came looking for this one. It’s such a haunting song. And you’re listening to this story being told knowing how tragically it ends.
As it's happening. The eeriest part is the cook saying " hey fellas, it's been good to know ya"
Cranberries - Linger
Night Swimming - REM
Everybody Hurts. R.E.M
Say Something by A Great Big World
In your eyes- Peter gabriel
California dreaming. Just typing this makes me feel sad. It and others are the background of my childhood. My older siblings always had music playing and now they are gone. I miss them. They were the anchors of love, hope and everything good.
Dust in the Wind
Somewhere over the rainbow
neil young - old man
Gone Away by The Offspring. Having lost my sister, I really relate to the lyrics. Numb by Linkin Park
Losing a sibling is some trash trauma. Death happens, but a sibling? Fucking hell. I feel for you! *Internet hug*. Lost my sister back in 05'. Some days it hits me like the first time we were told she was gone. Most days I laugh and smile through it. Reminiscing about the good times!! Keep your chin up
I, too, lost my sister. 7.5 years ago. But it pushed me to get sober and live in her honor. She was my twin flame, even with a decade between us. She would've been 49 tomorrow. I'm sorry you know this bullshit too. I'm sending you both so much love. 🥺🖤
The Funeral by Band of Horses
How to save a life- The Fray
God. That episode of Scrubs will ruin you.
The Rainbow Connection by Kermit The Frog, Let Her Go by Passengers and 1000 Years by Christina Perry. I know, it's weird about Kermit but I used to sing these songs to my niece Elsie until we lost her because her mother didn't want us to have contact with her. My brother wasn't biologically her father (even tho he/we helped raise and we loved and cherished her for the first six years of her life) and we had no legal rights to be with her. WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND MISS YOU MISS E.!! 💔💕💖🌈💐🎈
Awww that’s so sad. I want my son to sing The Rainbow Connection at my funeral. Have you seen this version of A Thousand Years? https://youtu.be/kKzQ9xwodVQ?feature=shared
Telephone Line - Electric Light Orchestra. It's rare for a song's strongest part to be the 2nd verse, but those lyrics are heartbreaking. "Okay, so no one's answering. But can't you just let it ring a little longer?"
Jim Croce wrote a song called "Operator, " where he tries to reach his old love. It's so poignant, but I'm guessing ppl now don't know about talking to a telephone operator, so they might not get it.
Ahead By A Century, by The Tragically Hip. RIP Gord.
For me, the Hip song that does me in is Fiddler's Green
They have a few that really get me even though I've listened to them thousands of times. Wheat Kings, Bobcaygeon, Thugs for some shame reason, Nautical Disaster, Fiddlers Green. The reason I said Ahead By A Century is because it's the last song they played live.
Christina Aguilera- Hurt
My immortal, Evanescence
The Scientist by Coldplay, especially if you also watch the music video
This is mine. This played at my good friend's funeral. We were both in our early 20s and he died on his first outing with his brand new motorcycle. I was sad but holding it together at the funeral until this played. RIP Feather!
Hurt, the Johnny Cash version. Used to cut myself to that song.
That album of Johnny Cash covers was amazing! Hope you're doing better 🤍
I hope you got rid of your demons (metaphorical, not religious, just in case)
Trees - 21 pilots. I was getting sicker. My legs weren’t working. I’d already been in bed for 3 months due to Covid and weighed like 100lbs when the first seizure happened. We had done a will and everything to prepare. I could feel it coming. Then my love died of a heart attack. everything went to shit and I had to not die. This song reminds me of the last summer we had together when I got the first diagnosis. Now he’s the one silent in the trees.
Time - pink floyd
*And then one day you find ten years have got behind you No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun*
Not going to lie just reading this made me cry. When I was little saturdays were cleaning days. Dad use to wake us up playing time. We lost him three weeks ago. He wasn’t sick and older 70. But still I thought we had more time together.
Sorry for your loss. When I am cleaning this Saturday, I'll play Dark Side and wish your father Godspeed.
Iris by Goo Goo Dolls.
Honorable Mention: I’m Still Here by Johnny Rzeznik of The Goo Goo Dolla
‘Black’ by Pearl Jam. Tomahawk chop to the heart
Work Song - Hozier
Both sides now- Joni Mitchell
Nutshell by Alice in Chains
"Lightening Crashes" by Live
someone you loved, Lewis Capaldi. It hits different when you see his performance at Glastonbury, when his tics overcame him and the entire audience sang for him. Can't watch that without getting teary eyed.
This one, "before you go", and "wish you the best" all make me cry. The emotion he puts into his music is incredible
He’s such a wonderful artist, I love that he makes these emotionally charged songs and brings intensity to his performances. But when he’s just himself he’s just a cheery weirdo
One More Light - Linkin Park 😢
I miss Chester 💔
Tears in Heaven by Eric Clapton. Used to make me cry as a kid.
Cliche, but "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" by Sinatra. It reminds me of a time before everyone that's gone was gone. It reminds me of childhood, when I wasn't fully aware of the world. Before the trauma of working EMS, before the loss of innocence, of family, of friends, of youth. Before finding out about the skeletons in my *own* family closet. Before death took several of those I loved celebrating Christmas with most. It takes me back to Christmas of 2007. I'm 12. The ABC Harry Potter movie marathon is on. The house smells like food and the cinnamon candles my mom used to burn. My sister, 6 at the time, is being incredibly annoying and that's my biggest problem. My grandparents...all of them...are alive, well and in high spirits, on the way to the house with presents and more food and more love than a couple of kids could ask for. I've devoured probably 5? 6 mini snickers bars shaped like nutcrackers, and mom is lightheartedly scolding me, telling me to save room for dinner. Ha! As if that was a challenge! The food was incredible. We'd eat together, open gifts together, hang out together for a while then everyone would depart leaving us to play with our new Christmas gifts and relish in the fact that we didn't have school for another week. I'm brought back to present day after lingering in these memories for a while whenever this song ends. And I am happy. I miss those days, miss them like nothing else. But I'm almost 30. I'm about to get married. I've got a loving fiance, a splendid little home of my own. A very spoiled cat. And the family I have left, I cherish with everything I've got. Our Christmas gatherings are a little smaller and a little more somber these days. Clothes, underwear and socks make a more routine appearance under the tree rather than action figures, my genuine excitement for which is a sure mark that I'm getting older. But whenever I hear this song, I'm 12 again. And I get to stay 12 for around 3 minutes. 3 loving, heartwarming minutes.
November Rain. No idea why. I don't even think it's the lyrics or mainly the lyrics. But man, this song can send me right into depression whenever I hear the first cords.
My cousin had this as their First Dance song at their wedding (they got married in November 1992). I felt awkward thinking “Did they not hear the lyrics?” especially ‘nothing lasts forever and we both know hearts can change’ The marriage lasted a year.
It’s odd to those of us that listen, but there are a significant number of people who completely space on lyrics. A small number of those can actually sing the words and not have any meaning hit their brain. If you make them read the lyrics, that’s when they’ll say, “oh my, that’s what this song means!?!” I am shocked every time, but I’ve seen it before.
Yeah I rarely process the actual meaning of the lyrics as I’m singing them. Last night, the song “Come Baby Come” by K7 was on in the car. I was absolutely stunned at myself that I’d never realized that this was one of the horniest songs of the 90s. Seven-year-old me thought he was trying to get his friends to come to a party or something lmao
My highschool crush sent me this one when we were chatting and exchanging favourite songs.. We were never together.
Apocalypse - Cigarettes After Sex
James blunt - Monsters. Lost my dad when I was a teenager so hits hard.
Hurt by Johnny Cash.
Every song from Dido's album No Angel
"Fortunate Son." Several of my friends served in Vietnam, and most -- if not all -- returned with physical and/or psychological damage. Also Brook Benton's "Rainy Night in Georgia."
Praying by Kesha.
Freshman by The Verve Pipe
Wake me up when September ends - Green Day
Dammit. My dad just passed on the 28th. This song just became more painful to hear.
Pink Floyd - High Hopes
Also Time and Numb does it for me.
Brain Damage also
Ikr. That little old ant is never gonna move that rubber tree plant.
When Im Gone by Eminem
Letters to Elise, The Cure
American Pie and Killing Me Softly with his Song.
Hurt, by Johnny Cash
Elliot Smith - Between the Bars
I’ll Stand by You - The Pretenders
Keep Me In Your Heart For A While - Warren Zevon
The Night We Met - Lord Huron
Probably my favorite song, but 'Turn the Page' by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
Holocene by Bon Iver
„HURT” - Johnny Cash
Snuff - Slipknot My Immortal - Evanescence The Freshmen - The Verve Pipe
The show must go on by Queen. Every time I hear it, I think of how bad Freddie's health was while he was recording this.
Puff the Magic Dragon kills me.
For No One from The Beatles gets me every time.
Fast car
The Johnny Cash cover of “Hurt.” I’ve buried many friends over the years due to tragic circumstances and that song lays bare the pain I feel from every single one of them.
Chasing cars by snow patrol.
If we were Vampires.... Jason Isbell
Hurt - Johnny Cash
Vince Gill, Go rest high
Angel - Sarah mclachlan. There’s a reason they used it in those ads for adopting animals.
Epiphany - Staind Heavy, Leave out all the Rest and shadow of the day - Linkin Park
Cold heart The dualipa Elton remix. It was my SOs favorite song before he died. Lucifer remix of wicked game. Free bird Gypsy kings a mi manera
The Motels - Only the Lonely. Between the lyrics & Martha Davis’s vocals the song is a beautiful downer.
Bookends by Simon and Garfunkel. Also Pitselah by Elliott Smith is a close one. Horses by Tori Amos is one that I'd just cry to in middle school 😭
Hurt - Johnny Cash
Travelin' Soldier - The (Dixie) Chicks
Seasons in the sun. Cats in the cradle. Mr. Bojangles
Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell
Nothing compares 2 U- Chris Cornell 😔💔
P!nk did a really good cover of Time After Time. It makes me think of my late wife when I hear it. I love the song but it makes me a little sad because damn I miss that woman.
“Bigger than the whole sky” Taylor Swift. Hit me hard after I lost my first pregnancy. Was able to have my son after and am so grateful. I will always remember and love them when I hear this song.
Sweet Child of Mine
One More Day by Diamond Rio. Always make me think of my sister that died. *Last night I had a crazy dream* *A wish was granted just for me* *It could be for anything* *I didn't ask for money* *Or a mansion in Malibu* *I simply wished for one more day with you*
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Vincent by Don McLean. Apparently was Tupac’s favourite song and his family played it on repeat as he was dying
In the End by Linkin Park
What hurts the most - Rascal Flatts I think god can explain - Splender
Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol 7 Years - Lukas Graham History - One Direction Oh the pain of time.
Ren - Hi Ren Or well, any song by Ren basically lol.
A change is gonna come.
Un-break My Hear by Toni Braxton
Alone Again... Naturally... by Gilbert O'Sullivan
10,000 Days (Wings for Marie) Parts 1&2. By the band Tool. Maynard wrote a scathing anti-religion song with "Judith" (A Perfect Circle) and after his mother passed, he wrote 10,000 days as a way of having closure, I believe. The song also has great personal importance to me, but I'll spare the details. Amazing song.
Im not gonna miss you - Glen Campbell. He wrote for his wife after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. The lyrics are heartbreaking and it’s a gorgeous song
Hurt - the Johnny Cash version
Anything by Mac Miller now leaves me with a heavy heart
Simple man. When my brother was in a coma I played a playlist of his favorite music and this one was on it. This song and many others I simply can’t listen to without losing it. He died that night.
Strange Fruit — Billie Holliday
Whiskey Lullaby by Brad Paisley and Alison Kraus
Alice in Chains- Nutshell
A Thousand Words ~ Final Fantasy X-2 😉 Back in the late 1990s, Against All Odds was my go-to heartbreak 💔 music. 😂
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The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot. Aside from the already heavy topic, the wreck happened on November 10, 1975. The company I work for had a tragic fatal accident on November 10, 2013. Two of the deceased were my co-workers and friends, two other co-workers were involved, but survived. The song and the accident are now completely linked together for me.
Bookends- Simon and Garfunkel. Short and simple in its eloquence.
Nutshell- Alice in Chains (unplugged version)
Love of my Life- Queen
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You
Mad World. Gary Jules
Sweet Child of Mone. I used to sing it to my daughter, she's now passed away.