The Saddest Song You Have Ever Heard?
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Dean Brody - "Brothers"
Look up the lyrics. I get choked up every time I hear the song.
Tim McGraw - "If you're reading this"
Collin Raye - "If you get there before I do"
Lonestar - "I'm already there"
Dusty Drake - "One Last time"
Blake Shelton - "Baby"
Black Label Society - "In This River"
Look up the lyrics. I get choked up every time I hear the song.
Tim McGraw - "If you're reading this"
Collin Raye - "If you get there before I do"
Lonestar - "I'm already there"
Dusty Drake - "One Last time"
Blake Shelton - "Baby"
Black Label Society - "In This River"
I love Akeboshi. Akikaze no Uta is one of the first songs I ever put on my iPod.Maraveno said:
My favorite song by him is Haikyo no Sofa, but I digress...
(One of) The saddest songs I've ever heard has got to be "Last This Day" by Faithless Feat Dido.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Evce758BBY8
The Highwayman [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2CFM4ev-g8] by Loreena McKennitt
Back in Revolutionary times, a highwayman falls in love with an innkeeper's daughter. While he's away fighting, redcoats capture the inn, and tie her up with a musket against her stomach. She struggles against the ropes, and is barely able to wrap a finger around the trigger. When she sees the highwayman riding back, she shoots herself to warn him with the sound of the gunshot. But instead fleeing, he goes crazy and attacks the redcoats, just to be brutally gunned down.
"may it be" by Enya
"Battle of the Heroes" by John Williams
"Every Breath You take" The Police
"Ecstasy Of Gold" by Ennio Morricone
"another day in paradise" by Phil Collins
"Unforgiven" by Metallica
"Battle of the Heroes" by John Williams
"Every Breath You take" The Police
"Ecstasy Of Gold" by Ennio Morricone
"another day in paradise" by Phil Collins
"Unforgiven" by Metallica
"No Rain" By Blind Mellon
There was a time in my life when that song fit my life like a glove and how depressed I was. Granted It never moved me to tears, but it made me feel sad. It really doesn't anymore, but still.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmVn6b7DdpA
On the other hand, "I can Only Imagine", it's a cookie cutter pop-Christian song, does move me to tears, not because I'm Fundamentalist or anything, but they played it at my grandfather's funeral, and it just makes me sad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FS5GYvg6uU
There was a time in my life when that song fit my life like a glove and how depressed I was. Granted It never moved me to tears, but it made me feel sad. It really doesn't anymore, but still.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmVn6b7DdpA
On the other hand, "I can Only Imagine", it's a cookie cutter pop-Christian song, does move me to tears, not because I'm Fundamentalist or anything, but they played it at my grandfather's funeral, and it just makes me sad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FS5GYvg6uU
Mar World- Gary Jules. Depressing, yet hauntingly beautiful.
Gotta Be Somebody- Nickleback. This one hits really close to home with me, as I was a very lonely person before finding my current love.
River Flows in You- Yiruma. Better known as "Bella's Lullaby", this song is both haunting and tearjerking.
Out of Darkness- DMC 4. Come on, do I even need to say it?
The Other Promise- Yoko Shimomura. The fact this beautiful, yet very depressing song, plays during a boss battle is amazing in my opinion.
Gotta Be Somebody- Nickleback. This one hits really close to home with me, as I was a very lonely person before finding my current love.
River Flows in You- Yiruma. Better known as "Bella's Lullaby", this song is both haunting and tearjerking.
Out of Darkness- DMC 4. Come on, do I even need to say it?
The Other Promise- Yoko Shimomura. The fact this beautiful, yet very depressing song, plays during a boss battle is amazing in my opinion.
