Songs that make you cry/tear up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Landslide by Fleetwood Mac

Landslide by Smashing Pumpkins

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Tonight by TV on the Radio

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Don’t take the girl
Tim McGraw

I was describing the lyrics to someone and started crying! I skip it 90% of the time on my iTunes because I can’t afford the tears at the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Landslide by Fleetwood Mac

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Landslide by Fleetwood Mac

+1

That and Silver Spring get me going.

[Anonymous]

Lots of songs in Hamilton including:

Dear Theodosia, Burn, Stay alive (with Philip dying)

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Must not be too many dads here because no one has mentioned Cat’s in the Cradle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Must not be too many dads here because no one has mentioned Cat’s in the Cradle.

I was coming to post this song. This song not only makes me cry, but makes me feel guilty as $hit for all of the times I am 'too busy' to do stuff with my kids. I actually refuse to listen to it because it depresses the hell out of me.

- the guilt of a working mom

[Anonymous]

A Life That's Good, sung by Lennon & Maisie Stella

Tim McGraw singing Humble & Kind.

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Landslide and The Climb (Miley Cyrus) reminds me of my now-teen daughter

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Cats in the Cradle made me cry as a kid, don’t ask me what it dies yo me as a working mom. I can’t listen to it.

Also, Nothing Compares 2 U by Sinead O’Connor
Sara Bareilles, She Used to be Mine
You already said the Bonnie Raitt song.

[Anonymous]

My Wish for You
Rascal Flatts
Sob........

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Stay With Me- Coal (from the movie Chasing Amy)

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So cheesy, I admit, but From a Distance by Bette Midler.

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Anonymous wrote:Was thinking about this because last night, driving home from work "Castle On The Hill" by Ed Sheeran came on. Maybe it's the nostalgia aspect of that song (going back to visit the past) but everytime it comes on I tear up. And think of my childhood. 54yo white male here.

Other songs that do this to me are "I hope You Dance" by LeeAnne Womack, "Sand & Water" by Beth Nielsen Chapman and "At 17" by Janis Ian. Oh, "and, "who Wants To Live Forever," by Queen

Omg. Castle on the hill does it for me as well. Especially the end where he talks about his friends.