3 songs give me the urge to cry (I did tear-up to the last one once, while drunk)…

 

‘What a Wonderful World’ - Louie Armstrong. I find it sad that so many often fail to see the true simple beauty in the world. 

 

’If Tomorrow Never Comes’ - Garth Brooks. “I’ve lost loved ones in my life, who never knew how much I loved them. Now I live with the regret that my true feelings for them never were revealed…”

 

‘Still’ - Lionel Ritchie.

My & my ex's first dance was to God Only Knows by The Beach Boys. She has passed on now but the song still brings back memories.

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12 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Janis makes me cry.

She dated Kris Kristofferson back in the day - and he wrote “Me and Bobby Mcgee”. 

Edited September 3, 20215 yr by DBath

45 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Anything by The Carpenters. Karen had such a wonderful voice and what a tragedy to lose her so young.

 

‘Superstar’, and it was written by Leon Russell - who would have thought?

Two songs make me think of my father's death. He was only 59:

 

 

‘Trouble’ - Cold Play

‘I Started a Joke” - The Bee Gees

I am sure someone posted 'any song by Justin Bieber'....555

I'm Not in Love - 10CC

 

When i first came out here on a motorcycle journey I heard several songs in bars but didn't give them a thought but when the trip was over and back in England I missed LoS so much I used to tear up.

Goodbye everthing in Plymouth and now will not be going back.

Caraboa ..was it ' Moo aloi '     Lovely pig .

Music ......................1812 overture , not these fake ones with crackers that do not sound like canon but the version my dad had on an album , real canon and Moscow church bells.  

any song that can touch my heart.. Ole Sio, or LeAnn Rimes Commitment, Hallelujah from Cohen, Nearer to Thee, my God, or You raised me up, or Amazing Grace, or a beautiful Ave Maria and many many more Home to Donegal and so on 

Two Judy Collins, Where the time goes and I my life

 

 

For me this one:

 

3 hours ago, AlQaholic said:

Don't cry for me, Argentina.... always makes me cry:)

 

Best ever rendition of this song.

On 9/2/2021 at 6:21 AM, jvs said:

Anything by Justin Bieber but i think the op means another kind of tears.

There are a few songs i find very emotional ,maybe not just because of the song but because of the memories attached.

 

I love that song…have never heard it before. I looked for it on Apple Music and there are many groups and artists who have recorded it, but the version you posted is best, IMO. 

 

I want to add it to my library, but cannot find it by that group. The lead singer does an awesome job of it. 

The one where my X wife says she is going to come back and live with me again !!!

20 minutes ago, DBath said:

I love that song…have never heard it before. I looked for it on Apple Music and there are many groups and artists who have recorded it, but the version you posted is best, IMO. 

 

I want to add it to my library, but cannot find it by that group. The lead singer does an awesome job of it. 

Yes in my opinion this is also the best version,they have a lot of great songs.

You can find all of their music on youtube.

Here is another one i like a lot.

This song they wrote in hour of a fan who was killed by a car,drunk driver i believe.

 

3 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Daniel by Elton John 

My brother was a huge Elton fan and when he died in 1981 , aged 22, my parents used to play his albums . My mother said she felt like he was back in the family home. Whenever Daniel would start to play my mother, and father, would always shed a few tears.

 

 

It’s a mixture of the lyrics, my brothers memory and the memory of my parents struggling to hold back their emotions every time they heard this brings a tear to my eyes.

Thanks, I forgot that one. I cried when I went to see Elton live at Muang Thon Thani in 2002 with my friend who was going back to the UK for HIV treatment. He had to say goodbye to his son, called Daniel. 

We gotta get outta of this place. A great song than, in my Vietnam days. And look how far I traveled, my last twenty years in Thailand.

On 9/2/2021 at 12:33 PM, Moonlover said:

Bit of an odd one this. The BBC ran a brilliant series a couple of years back, 'The Assassination of Gianni Versace'. They played Adagio in G minor during the very moving epilogue and it stills tears me up when I hear it.

 

 

 

I cried when I heard Gianni had been murdered. 

At the time almost every item in my wardrobe was Versace. The suits I wore to work, the ties, the shirts, the shoes. After his sister took over I bought less and less of the brand and now I have none of the clothes.

 

The Prime Minister released a song recently.

I didn't understand the words but I cried anyways.

 

"Thai prime minister releases 'morale-boosting' song"

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/22/thai-prime-minister-prayuth-chan-ocha-song-because-you-are-thailand

 

 

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23 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Johnny Cash Hurt - very sad if you're in a pig of a mood !

 

The Timy Yuro version is also good..

23 hours ago, DaLa said:

You obviously don't support the same footy team as me.

Would that happen to be Buriram???? 

getsunova ( special version ).  Don't understand one word but sooo good. Try it .

None! Music is the Devils work !!!!!! Now if you'll excuse me ... I have to go and see my ladyboy friend.

A woman trying to come to terms with the deaths of her husband and two young sons. A beautiful song and perfect video to go with it. 

 

Edited September 3, 20215 yr by ballpoint

I don't know much about the Vietnam war, but this was very moving, the music, the vocals, the lyrics really does have me fighting back tears every time I listen to it. It is just so beautiful.