Anonymous wrote:Too many. My Way by Frank Sinatra right now as mom's death is nearing.

That was my grandfather’s favorite song. Every time I hear it, I think of him.

lie in our graves - DMB
Coat of many colors- Dolly
Most of all - Brandi Carlisle
Hurricane- Dylan
In the Ghetto - Elvis
Turn turn turn - Byrds

. . . So many!

Too many. My Way by Frank Sinatra right now as mom's death is nearing.

Wonder, Natalie Merchant. I heard this song when I was 6 months pregnant with my second child, after my first was stillborn, and it wrecked me.... but at the same time it really gave me a feeling of strength. I'll never forget it.

Can I just say thank you all for not posting the sort of dreck you'd hear on Delilah? The wallowing on that show is insane.

World Spins Madly On, Weepies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4sa2HoXpsE&list=RDCDCJOnU1ydg&index=3

Galileo, The Indigo Girls. Can't explain it, not even a particular fan of theirs, but it just hits me right in the gut.

Wait, Alexi Murdoch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDCJOnU1ydg&list=RDCDCJOnU1ydg&start_radio=1

+1 for Lou Reed’s Perfect Day.

Ordinary- Alex Warren


Iris- Goo Goo Dolls


Angel- Sarah McLachlan

Cats in the Cradle

Anonymous wrote:Forever young

First song I heard on the radio after I watch my brother die. He died at 24. It's been 25 years, and I heard that song at the Nat's game yesterday and got teary.

That song was popular when my mother was dying of cancer. I’m now older than she was when she passed away. It can still make me cry.

Landslide

For a Dancer, Jackson Browne



The Living Years, Mike + The Mechanics

Forever young

First song I heard on the radio after I watch my brother die. He died at 24. It's been 25 years, and I heard that song at the Nat's game yesterday and got teary.

Share the songs that touch your emotions, whether it's an undeniable happy track, overwhelming nostalgia, or lyrics that hit strongly. These are mine: