Songs that get to you every time
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| This Must Be The Place - Talking Heads |
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Fields of Gold by Eva Cassidy.
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The Green Day song was my 8th grade graduation song so it sort of chokes me up.
I have never listened to “You’ll Never Walk Alone” without crying. That includes instrumental versions. The first time I heard it I was probably 5 watching Carousel and I cried then too. “Sunrise, Sunset” is another one I have never gotten through intact. 100x worse after becoming a mom. |
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Never Tear Us Apart- INXS
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I came to say this. |
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Operator- Jim Croce
Black- Pearl Jam |
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The Punky Brewster theme song.
Starmaker (by the kids in Fame) - sung for a teacher (Mr. Crandle) who is retiring/leaving the school, but unknown to the actors on the show, he was actually dying of cancer. |
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| The Green Day song is called Good Riddance (Time of Your Life), FYI. |
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For a dose of happy, songs by BTS made me happy during some of my darkest times. They are so wholesome and so are the lyrics. Home, Make It Right, and Save Me. Their Tiny Desk too:
Anpanman because grown men jumping on a bouncy house. They looked like they were having so much fun. |
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| “You’ve got a friend” sung by James Taylor, written by Carol King. I cry every time I hear it. |
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Seconding this. Was my late mom’s favorite song. |
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For me it’s Carry On Wayward Son, because it was played at the funeral of a friend who killed himself the summer after we graduated from high school. |
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Fields of gold Eva Cassidy
Landslide any version Silver spring Fleetwood Mac Make you feel my love Adele Chasing pavements Adele Who Am I Les Miserables Stars Les Miserables defying gravity wicked Isn’t she lovely Stevie wonder The Wings Brokeback Mountain Now and Forever Carole King Don’t come around here no more Tom Petty Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel |
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For romantic love that will last forever: True Companion by Marc Cohn
For remembering someone in joy rather than sorrow: Dance in the Graveyards by Delta Rae For inspiration in times of trouble: How Can I Keep from Singing? By Eva Cassidy |
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| Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell |