I’m not one to sob but this one tugs at the heartstrings
Songs That Make You Cry
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I’m not one to sob but this one tugs at the heartstrings
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I don't really cry much from songs, but definitely cry from shows and movies. But the first time I heard this song it moved me, and my girlfriend at the time, almost to tears. No words, just piano. But something about it moved us.
I 
ABBA!
"The Winner Takes It All"
Though it's hurting me, now it's history...
Carpenters "Solitaire"
A little hope, goes up in smoke...
ABBA!"The Winner Takes It All"
Though it's hurting me, now it's history...
Carpenters "Solitaire"
A little hope, goes up in smoke...
I'm familiar with several of the songs cited in this thread. (After all, everybody knows that those of us who grew up in the 60's had the best music and the coolest cars!) The songs are sad, even depressing, but I never thought of them as something that would make me (or anybody else) cry.
Here's my contribution to the topic. The Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin" lyrics are the thoughts of an isolated, withdrawn, lonely person. This is the album version of that work, which starts with a long, quiet introduction. Stick around for the recited poem at the conclusion, sometimes called "Late Lament", which summarizes the whole work (and possibly the entire "Days of Future Passed" album).
The sad theme of trying to recover a lost relationship runs through a lot of the Moody Blues' compositions. One example is "I Know You're Out There Somewhere".
Which is right?
And which is an illusion?
And which is an illusion?
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We Gen Xers can appreciate the astonishing talent of The Moody Blues as well. I can't believe it took until 2018 for them to induct The Moody Blues into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
"LEGEND OF A MIND" - by The Moody Blues in Full Dimensional Stereo
Well Timothy Leary is dead and has been since 1996. Click-on the above, grab a good set of headphones and imagine being back in the 1960's at some psychedelic nightclub.
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It's a German song but with English subtitles. Gives me always goosebumps.
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We Gen Xers can appreciate the astonishing talent of The Moody Blues as well. I can't believe it took until 2018 for them to induct The Moody Blues into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
A guy and a girl break-up so it's sad.
"LEGEND OF A MIND" - by The Moody Blues in Full Dimensional Stereo
Well Timothy Leary is dead and has been since 1996. Click-on the above, grab a good set of headphones and imagine being back in the 1960's at some psychedelic nightclub.
I would be just guessing on this...but I think that the song "Knights in White Satin" was played at nearly every wedding reception for nearly two decades....heck, some folks got married to the song.
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I don't recall ever hearing it at a wedding reception. It strikes me as too sad for weddings.
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I must have heard it dozens of times....many couples seem to consider it "their song"... I would never have chosen that, but some think it is "romantic"...as I have learned with some music that some folks like...not everyone actually listens to the lyrics and thinks and considers what the lyrics actually say and the "message"...most just like the music.
As a side, I recall that on one occasion years ago...someone explained to a mixed group...married women with children and teens..that Madonna's "Like A Prayer" was about oral sex and a woman being giving and being subservient to the male but they derived pleasure for doing it...the women, who all had it on their iPods, and their kids listened to it...were shocked...the looks on their faces....I am not sure if any of them edited their kids IPods, but the reactions I saw were surprise and shock....then the light bulbs went off over the head when they really listened to the lyrics....so....
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