Songs That Make You Cry

sudcalifornio · Apr 22, 2020

Farewell with mariachi

Draknastet · May 9, 2020

I do not cry to songs (straight guy).
However, IF I were to cry to songs it would be to this cheesy piano tune from the night of :
SPOILER ALERT!
But it is more about the scene, so sad. Perhaps the best HBO drama ever.
It was originally made for the movie Never let me go.

deleted5428491 · May 9, 2020

Norah Jones - Don't know why. Always gets me if i hear it

Draknastet · May 9, 2020

Draknastet said:
I do not cry to songs (straight guy).
However, IF I were to cry to songs it would be to this cheesy piano tune from the night of :
SPOILER ALERT!

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But it is more about the scene, so sad. Perhaps the best HBO drama ever.
It was originally made for the movie Never let me go.

Who is chopping onions?

CLE32793 · May 9, 2020

She wrote both of these to a long time friend that lost her battle with cancer. Both make me cry, I lost my sister a little over a year ago to cancer and couldn't even listen to these and several others for a while.

CLE32793 · May 9, 2020

Huge Sully Erna/Godsmack fan too, he can really write a song

LaFemme · May 9, 2020

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She wrote both of these to a long time friend that lost her battle with cancer. Both make me cry, I lost my sister a little over a year ago to cancer and couldn't even listen to these and several others for a while.

*hugs*

MickeyLee · May 9, 2020

SurferGirlCA said:
Sad, but also empowering

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"Andy Prieboy (of Wall of Voodoo) wrote that one, so I'll paraphrase him as to what I understand. Wendy was a real person. She was diagnosed with AIDS and rather than suffering the stigma, she decided to commit suicide. It's an old song, so this is a long time ago, and not that anything's changed much, by the way. But it's basically her dialogue with herself as to the decision she's going to make on her own. She's making the decision on her own, it's her one act of dignity in her life. And it's heavy, to say the least." - Johnette Napolitano, Concrete Blonde

I haven't listened to this song for too damn long. Thank you for posting. Yesh, totally had me bawling but also hauled a lot of fond memories to the top.