S/O - Name a beautiful song about something other than love/lust/heartbreak

[Anonymous]

Dreams, by The Cranberries

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Billy Joel”s Goodnight Saigon

Also Allentown

Such a good song. I hadn't listened to it in years.

My favorite is New York State of Mind- That fact that he can make one homesick, and I'm not even from NY, speaks to the power of Billy Joel.

[Anonymous]

When You're My Age - Lori McKenna

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp3n8xG34-g

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Billy Joel”s Goodnight Saigon

Also Allentown

Such a good song. I hadn't listened to it in years.

My favorite is New York State of Mind- That fact that he can make one homesick, and I'm not even from NY, speaks to the power of Billy Joel.

I recently started listening to my old Billy Joel albums again. I'd forgotten how much I used to love his music.
Speaking of Billy Joel and beautiful songs, Piano Man.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When You're My Age - Lori McKenna

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp3n8xG34-g

Can we get a "tears likely to happen" warning on some of these songs? Beautiful song.

[Anonymous]

Miki Dora - Amen Dunes (I know that probably few have heard this song about a well known surfer from the 60s and 70s, but give it a listen—you will feel very in the moment and feel an immediate need to be sitting on the dock of the bay )

Childish Things - James McMurtry

Red Clay Halo - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings

Crush - Ethel Cain

[Anonymous]

There are a lot of Gen Exers on this thread.

[Anonymous]

Temptation by New Order is a song that I've listened to probably thousands of times. It's such a deeply beautiful tune, and the lyrics, every time I listen to them they mean something different to me. It's like looking at a Picasso.

[Anonymous]

Time, As A Symptom - Joanna Newsom

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of Gen Exers on this thread.

Ah, my peoples. A PP mentioned Dreams by The Cranberries. That song can instantly transport me back to 1993.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of Gen Exers on this thread.

Ah, my peoples. A PP mentioned Dreams by The Cranberries. That song can instantly transport me back to 1993.

+1 LOVE the Cranberries.

[Anonymous]

Sara Bareilles - King of Anything

[Anonymous]

we are the champions- Queen

[Anonymous]

Dreamsicle by Jason isabell

[Anonymous]

This is the time by Billy Joel. Lullaby by Billy Joel. Piano man by Billy Joel. Basically any non ballad by Billy joel.