Songs that make you cry/tear up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Chasing Cars" - Snow Patrol
"I Can't Make You Love Me" - Bonnie Raitt

I really can't listen to that Bonnie Raitt song anymore. I used to try to grit through it if I heard it...but it is just the saddest most hopeless feeling I've ever felt from anysong I've ever heard--it's like: just hand me the bottle of pills; I'm done here.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Too many to count but most recently "Good Old Days" by Macklemore ft. Kesha

are you 15? Go do your HW and get off DCUM

If not, jesus christ you have peurile music tastes!

26. And this thread isn't about songs that would be considered the greatest of all time.

And if you are going to use the word puerile, please learn to spell it correctly.

BAM! Excellent comeback to an unnecessary PP. Well done!

Yes, I accidently switched the letters though I do know how to spell it. But your response was puerile, as expected. Time to start listening to grown up music.

[Anonymous]

Little Green — Joni Mitchell

[Anonymous]

“Rain” by Patty Griffin
“When You Comr Back Down” by Nickel Creek - reminds me of my kids growing up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Too many to count but most recently "Good Old Days" by Macklemore ft. Kesha

are you 15? Go do your HW and get off DCUM

If not, jesus christ you have peurile music tastes!

26. And this thread isn't about songs that would be considered the greatest of all time.

And if you are going to use the word puerile, please learn to spell it correctly.

BAM! Excellent comeback to an unnecessary PP. Well done!

Yes, I accidently switched the letters though I do know how to spell it. But your response was puerile, as expected. Time to start listening to grown up music.

New poster here but what do you consider “grown up music”? Please, enlighten us!

[Anonymous]

Don't laugh.

Please Don't Go - KC and the Sunshine Band.

I was putting my son on a bus with a bunch of crying people saying goodbye to their kids that were reporting to their military posts. I held it together for 3 hours. The bus left, I got in the car and it started to rain. Hard rain. I put on the radio and this song was playing. I cried my ass off all the way home. Hysterical crying. My son and I were tight. I felt like my best friend was leaving. I could hardly breathe.

We were moving to another state in 3 days. I think I had a nervous breakdown. My heart was so broke. I actually contemplated killing myself but I had another kid to think about and a husband that was feeling like I was only he looked at this as an adventure. He saw life, I felt gloom.

I think I cried every day for a year. Love the song, don't listen to it. Never told anyone this story.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Too many to count but most recently "Good Old Days" by Macklemore ft. Kesha

are you 15? Go do your HW and get off DCUM

If not, jesus christ you have peurile music tastes!

26. And this thread isn't about songs that would be considered the greatest of all time.

And if you are going to use the word puerile, please learn to spell it correctly.

BAM! Excellent comeback to an unnecessary PP. Well done!

Yes, I accidently switched the letters though I do know how to spell it. But your response was puerile, as expected. Time to start listening to grown up music.

Go away. We like PP and their music choices better than you and your uncalled for snark.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Too many to count but most recently "Good Old Days" by Macklemore ft. Kesha

are you 15? Go do your HW and get off DCUM

If not, jesus christ you have peurile music tastes!

26. And this thread isn't about songs that would be considered the greatest of all time.

And if you are going to use the word puerile, please learn to spell it correctly.

BAM! Excellent comeback to an unnecessary PP. Well done!

Yes, I accidently switched the letters though I do know how to spell it. But your response was puerile, as expected. Time to start listening to grown up music.

Omg please SHUT UP you are rude and ridiculous

[Anonymous]

Fix you - by Coldplay

Beautiful song that gets me every time.

[Anonymous]

The Living Years- Mike and the Mechanics
For the Food Times- Al Green
This is the Time- Billy Joel
When We Were Young- Adele

[Anonymous]

Stressed Out by 21 Pilots.
That song really gets to me.

[Anonymous]

It Won't Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry, The Crow Soundtrack
Arms of an Angel, Sarah MacLachlan

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It Won't Rain All the Time, Jane Siberry, The Crow Soundtrack
Arms of an Angel, Sarah MacLachlan

Oh man, you just gave me a serious high school flashback! Both of those were on my "sad mixtape". Class of 1994 or so?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Living Years- Mike and the Mechanics
For the Food Times- Al Green
This is the Time- Billy Joel
When We Were Young- Adele

Haven't heard this in ages. Love this song.

[Anonymous]

Landslide by Fleetwood Mac