Songs that give you goosebumps every time

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Anonymous wrote:Almost any song by Manchester Orchestra or Radiohead
Lord Huron - Mine Forever

Ohhhhh right. Bed Head — the video will gut you.

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Hallelujah— but only the original Leonard Cohen version. And never when it is presented like it’s a Christmas song

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Feist and Ben Gibbard- Train Song

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Anonymous wrote:Both Sides Now by Judy Collins (my favorite version)

Although Judy Collins is beautiful, the version in the movie CODA (Child of Deaf Adults), is extremely moving. The story is of a CODA whose parents expect her to give up her life to support the family business as their interpreter and their guide between them and the outside world. But she loves and wants to perform music. She gets a referral from her music teacher and an audition to a very hard to get into music academy. Her family feels betrayed, but she convinces them how much she loves music and they agree she needs to live her own life. Both Sides Now is her audition. And her family comes in during her audition and she both signs and sings the song and it beautiful and tear-jerking.

If you love the song, you need to watch.

Thank you, that was beautiful!
PP

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Anonymous wrote:Iris - Goo Goo Dolls

Yes!

I also like Black Balloon by the Goo Good Dolls

DP. My favorite is Come to Me (GGD). It always makes me think of a wedding ("you're my girl and I'm your groom").

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Philadelphia and The Rising by Springsteen.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Sides Now by Judy Collins (my favorite version)

Although Judy Collins is beautiful, the version in the movie CODA (Child of Deaf Adults), is extremely moving. The story is of a CODA whose parents expect her to give up her life to support the family business as their interpreter and their guide between them and the outside world. But she loves and wants to perform music. She gets a referral from her music teacher and an audition to a very hard to get into music academy. Her family feels betrayed, but she convinces them how much she loves music and they agree she needs to live her own life. Both Sides Now is her audition. And her family comes in during her audition and she both signs and sings the song and it beautiful and tear-jerking.

If you love the song, you need to watch.

Thank you, that was beautiful!
PP

Um. Judy Collins didn’t write “Both Sides Now.” That’s Joni Mitchell.

Agree the Emilia Jones cover in the movie gives me the chills. But it isn’t a Judy Collins song.

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Anonymous wrote:Hands - Jewel

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Sides Now by Judy Collins (my favorite version)

Although Judy Collins is beautiful, the version in the movie CODA (Child of Deaf Adults), is extremely moving. The story is of a CODA whose parents expect her to give up her life to support the family business as their interpreter and their guide between them and the outside world. But she loves and wants to perform music. She gets a referral from her music teacher and an audition to a very hard to get into music academy. Her family feels betrayed, but she convinces them how much she loves music and they agree she needs to live her own life. Both Sides Now is her audition. And her family comes in during her audition and she both signs and sings the song and it beautiful and tear-jerking.

If you love the song, you need to watch.

Thank you, that was beautiful!
PP

Um. Judy Collins didn’t write “Both Sides Now.” That’s Joni Mitchell.

Agree the Emilia Jones cover in the movie gives me the chills. But it isn’t a Judy Collins song.

Um. The PP was responding to my post in which I said that Judy Collins was my favorite VERSION of Both Sides Now. Which it is.

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Nothing Else Matters

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Somewhere Over the Rainbow - the version by IZ

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Hurt by Johnny Cash

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Anonymous wrote:Mambo #5

+10000

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Sides Now by Judy Collins (my favorite version)

Although Judy Collins is beautiful, the version in the movie CODA (Child of Deaf Adults), is extremely moving. The story is of a CODA whose parents expect her to give up her life to support the family business as their interpreter and their guide between them and the outside world. But she loves and wants to perform music. She gets a referral from her music teacher and an audition to a very hard to get into music academy. Her family feels betrayed, but she convinces them how much she loves music and they agree she needs to live her own life. Both Sides Now is her audition. And her family comes in during her audition and she both signs and sings the song and it beautiful and tear-jerking.

If you love the song, you need to watch.

Thank you, that was beautiful!
PP

Um. Judy Collins didn’t write “Both Sides Now.” That’s Joni Mitchell.

Agree the Emilia Jones cover in the movie gives me the chills. But it isn’t a Judy Collins song.

Um. The PP was responding to my post in which I said that Judy Collins was my favorite VERSION of Both Sides Now. Which it is.

Um, honey … you said “Both Sides Now” “by Judy Collins.”

She didn’t write it.

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Brick by Ben Folds Five