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"Sinead o'connor - Nothing compares to you
It's totally not my style to cry but makes me well up. "
god yes - she really cried when she sang it - amazing song Prince wrote it which i didn't know for ages Z |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
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There is one song that I don't care for in the least. I don't know the name, but it was played at the funeral of a school friend who died at a very young age. When we were leaving the funeral, my friend turned the wireless on and that actual song was being played. I've never been able to hear it since. |
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Songs bring back memories such as funerals and weddings or break ups so of course it brings up different emotions and sadness or happiness is a few of those emotions which can lead you to cry...it's nothing to be ashamed of or makes you weak |
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"Sinead o'connor - Nothing compares to you
It's totally not my style to cry but makes me well up.
god yes - she really cried when she sang it - amazing song Prince wrote it which i didn't know for ages Z"
Prince singing it doesn't have the same effect at all though |
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"Sinead o'connor - Nothing compares to you
It's totally not my style to cry but makes me well up.
god yes - she really cried when she sang it - amazing song Prince wrote it which i didn't know for ages Z
Prince singing it doesn't have the same effect at all though "
No not at all - she made the song all hers - i bought her album and it was brilliant Z |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Eric clapton. Tears in heaven. Not actually cry but tugs at the heart strings"
You know that's NOT the song written about the death of his son don't you. It was actually written for a film (Lorenzo's Oil) before the death of his son.
The song he wrote about his sons death is called The Circus Has Left Town. |
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Somewhere over the rainbow ,,,,,,, eva cassidy , played as I carried my mum into the crematorium , |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Ash , stop disrespecting people on here , if you dont cry , then you are either very very hard or have no feelings at all , and im sure that will help your prospects on here |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ash , stop disrespecting people on here , if you dont cry , then you are either very very hard or have no feelings at all , and im sure that will help your prospects on here "
I don't think he's disrespecting anyone, just putting his point across. I've never cried because of a song, probably because I haven't had any bad events in my life that were associated with a particular song. I'm not saying I never will cry because of a piece of music, I just haven't yet. |
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"I Cant Make You Love Me.
The original by Bonnie Raitt and Tank's cover version too.
Oh god, forgot this one. Instant tears. "
I should add this one. Bonnie Rait and Trisha Yearwood...
http://youtu.be/q_y4g7-X5NM |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There is a Welsh Hymn that always makes me cry - Arglwydd Dyma Fi
Amongst so many pieces of music, hearing a Welsh Male Voice Choir always does it. "
Me too and the Vienna Boys Choir |
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By (user no longer on site)
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If you could read my mind... Gordon Lightfoot.
"I never thought that I could feel this way, and I've got to say that I just don't get it.
I don't know where we went wrong, but the feelings gone and I just can't get it back."
That's it I'm blubbing now |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sinead o'connor - Nothing compares to you
It's totally not my style to cry but makes me well up. "
Youngest son was born as this song was playing on the radio, still makes me well up 24 years later (mrs)  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I cry at a lot of music, as I'm a softy.
Two particular ones are:- Wired by Athlete as it's about a baby born prematurely and brings back memories of that experience.
And Carry you Home by James Blunt. Brings back memories of my Mums illness :-
As strong as you were, tender you go.
I'm watching you breathing for the last time.
A song for your heart, but when it is quiet,
I know what it means and I'll carry you home.
Even seeing those lyrics starts me off! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My songs tam hat make me cry -
Dance with my father - Luther van dross
All of me - John legend
Nothing compared to you -sinead o Connor
If you could see me now - the script
First and last remind me of my aunt who died. First was played at her funeral and last is a song that makes me think "if you could see me now, would you be proud?"  I feel sad at the thought now c xxx |
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"Someone like you by adele it was the first song playing in the car on the way home from the hospital after having a miscarriage..."
I'm sorry to hear this. This song had a different meaning for making me cry. Not any more though. |
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already there....westlife
first time i heard it was hours after my husband died and I had to tell the kids what had happened. the following words always get me
A little voice came on the phone
Said daddy when you coming home
He said the first thing that came to his mind
Im already there
Take a look around
Im the sunshine in your hair
Im the shadow on the ground
Im the whisper in the wind
Im your imaginary friend
And I know Im in your prayers
Oh Im already there
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Songs bring back memories such as funerals and weddings or break ups so of course it brings up different emotions and sadness or happiness is a few of those emotions which can lead you to cry...it's nothing to be ashamed of or makes you weak "
I totally agree. We must have the ability to cry for a reason. |
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Songs don't make me per se, but they can evoke memories.
Sacrifice by Elton John: it was always playing in the baby intensive care unit when I visited my son. It's been 24 years and I still struggle when I hear it.
Dance with my father by Luther Vandross: I was on the bus driving past Tesco in Brixton, a shop my parents used for many years before they moved to Preston in 1988 when the song came on my ipod. I could picture my parents and I did feel sad.
Lately by Stevie Wonder: no matter how happy I am, just the opening bars make me feel melancholy: they have from the very first time I heard it...have no idea why! |
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Pink, Glitter in the air.
Bon Jovi , Bed of Roses both songs from my late bf funeral.
Every time I hear them there's tears. We also had AC DC Whole lotta Rosie but this never makes me cry just a smile and good memories.
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The final scene in "A Bridge Too Far" where all the wounded Paras start singing, "Abide With Me" as they await capture by the SS.
It always gets a bit dusty in my living room when I watch it.
And Dire Straights "Brothers In Arms" reminds me of lost comrades |
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"The final scene in "A Bridge Too Far" where all the wounded Paras start singing, "Abide With Me" as they await capture by the SS.
It always gets a bit dusty in my living room when I watch it.
And Dire Straights "Brothers In Arms" reminds me of lost comrades "
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"already there....westlife
first time i heard it was hours after my husband died and I had to tell the kids what had happened. the following words always get me
A little voice came on the phone
Said daddy when you coming home
He said the first thing that came to his mind
Im already there
Take a look around
Im the sunshine in your hair
Im the shadow on the ground
Im the whisper in the wind
Im your imaginary friend
And I know Im in your prayers
Oh Im already there
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omg ... thats one of the saddest stories ive ever heard .xxx hugs and kisses babe x |
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There's a verse in an old Tom Waits song from Blue Valentine called Kentucky Avenue. It's a childhood nostalgia thing about the crazy shit kids get up to in the suburbs.
It starts out kinda funny, kinda gross, and you get the feeling that he's singing from the perspective of that dirty kid from the wrong side of the tracks and he's singing about the stuff you'd get up to with him.
And then it gets to this verse where you realise there's a heartbreaking tragedy underlining it all, like only breaking the rules makes up for all of the horrible shit kids experience.
Listen to it, I always highly recommend classic Tom Waits to the broadminded. |
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More to do with the memories attached to them.
Amazing grace - my granddads favourite
Wind beneath my wings and you'll never walk alone - grans faves
Sinead o'connor nothing compares to you - first mc
Robbie Williams she's the one 2nd mc
Van Morrison brown eyed girl daughters birth
If you're not the one Daniel bedingfield losing first love for a second time.
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God there are so many that make me blub...
Lonestar-amazed, Bon jovi-always...songs that I used to share with someone special and remind me of him.
Evanescence-my immortal, Tracy chapman-still I cry, James blunt-goodbye my lover, lonestar-not a day goes by, puff daddy-I'll be missing you...snogs that helped me get through losing my best friend/soulmate forever and are still helping me 6 years later.
Johnny cash-hurt, the script-if you could see me now, Eric Clapton-tears in heaven...songs that make me wonder.
Tracy chapman-remember the tinman, Christina aguilera-the voice within and hurt, Adele-hiding my heart, Kelly clarkson-because of you, Jessie j-who you are...songs that helped me overcome broken trust, inadequacy and just plain evil done by a parent and then an ex husband that I regrettably gave my heart to after the loss of my ex.
Music/songs/lyrics got me through the lowest points in my life more than anyone's support did, it's amazing how many emotions can be stirred up by one line of a song. To conclude, I'm slightly fucked up, cry at tons of songs but I'm a happy swinger! Haha! At least we can laugh afterwards eh! |
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"already there....westlife
first time i heard it was hours after my husband died and I had to tell the kids what had happened. the following words always get me
A little voice came on the phone
Said daddy when you coming home
He said the first thing that came to his mind
Im already there
Take a look around
Im the sunshine in your hair
Im the shadow on the ground
Im the whisper in the wind
Im your imaginary friend
And I know Im in your prayers
Oh Im already there
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Although it's exactly the same song and lyrics, lonestars version gets me so much more...beautiful song |
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For Me it's Pink Floyd's - Shine on you crazy diamond BUT!! only from the Pulse live set. Not the Wish You Were Here album.
Gets me every time. Worse after a glass of wine lol.
It makes me think of my father (an excellent musician) who sees me as a dead person who he doesn't want to know.
and for Mrs it's Ave Maria as long as the rendition is good.
The sheer emotions in the song just do it.
Xxx
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Yep
Songs that just move me emotionally:
Kate bush n Peter Gabriel 'don't give up'
Evanescence 'my immortal' as someone else mentioned
George Michael kissing a fool, you have been loved, cowboys and angels, mothers pride (particularly poignant given we're commemorating wwi at mo) |
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I watched a clip of Mark Knopfler singing Romeo and Juliet live yesterday and there are parts where he fills up and hid voice breaks and oh my gosh I went all teary eyes and lumpy throated, I love that song anyway  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I watched a clip of Mark Knopfler singing Romeo and Juliet live yesterday and there are parts where he fills up and hid voice breaks and oh my gosh I went all teary eyes and lumpy throated, I love that song anyway "
I've seen that one too, you can see the emotion in his face. |
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By *avindaWoman
over a year ago
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"I Cant Make You Love Me.
The original by Bonnie Raitt and Tank's cover version too.
Oh god, forgot this one. Instant tears.
Gets me everytime. "
Glorious Day by Embrace. Played at my husbands funeral. Seemed to hear it everywhere I went for a long time after. |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"There is a Welsh Hymn that always makes me cry - Arglwydd Dyma Fi
This its by cerys matthews i think"
No, it's an old hymn - she does a version of it though.
It's a good shout by Legs though - it's a very beautiful, simple song.
Two for me are:
Nick Cave - Into my Arms
Curtis Mayfield - The Makings of You
This'll sound cheesy, but I've always hopef that one day I'll have someone in my life really special and I'll be able to relate the beautiful words in those songs to them.
Two really gorgeous pieces of music. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Randy Crawford One day I'll fly away, my dad's favourite song which we played at his funeral "
Im having my tattoo today using these lyrics. A single feather with the words One day i'll fly away going through the feather. Tribute to my dad |
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