Songs that make you cry :(

[Omikron009]

I find it funny that you have the "subzero" badge and can still be moved to tears by a song.

OT: No songs make me cry, because I truly am a coldhearted bastard.

 

[Daniel_Rosamilia]

I find it funny that you have the "subzero" badge and can still be moved to tears by a song.

OT: No songs make me cry, because I truly am a coldhearted bastard.

I actually have that badge because my mate at school wanted to do the quiz, and I only ever do them once.
He decided to take the 'cold-hearted bastard' approach, earning me a Subzero badge.
I need to find that quiz again and do it MYSELF.

EDIT: Took the quiz again, got the Toasty badge.
That rings pretty true, although that conflicts with my Lich King villain badge, because being THAT evil and having a toasty heart seems pretty damn impossible.

 

[The Eggplant]

"Monument," by A Day to Remember. My most recent ex's very favorite song--don't get me started on that particular breakup, but suffice it to say that it was bad. Real bad. So that song bears some melancholy and unpleasant connotations.

Also "Dance With The Devil" by Breaking Benjamin. For reasons I can't quite pin down, except that it's been my dealing-with-loss-or-heartbreak song for years now. The weight of accumulated memories, I guess.

 

[Jedoro]

I've been a fan of Papa Roach from the start, and this song just summarizes how I've felt for a while now. It's even more moving to me after seeing them perform it at Buzzfest last week, so now I break into tears every time I hear it.

 

[Ldude893]

El Manana...
Hong Kong...

This.

Hong Kong doesn't make me emotional, though, it just sounds nice. El Manana on the other hand is probably the most emotional song to come out from the Gorillaz so far.

Personally, it's that Titanic song by Celine Dion.

 

[Epilepsy]

El Manana...
*snip*

El Manana was close, but the only song that has ever actually made me shed a tear was dango daikazoku.
If you know it, you agree...

 

[Lucifron]

Spoiler: The Seatbelts - Real Folk Blues

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The Seatbelts. Great choice! Although this one to have an even greater affect on my tear-ducts:

Spoiler: Space Lion

Actually, nothing can compare to it, and I can thank the Seatbelts as much as Cowboy Bebop for that. Even though the song is awesome on its own, the affect wouldn't be so profound without the experience of the show acting behind the scenes.

 

[Firehopper]

The only one that comes to mind, well makes me feel kinda down but not crying. is There Is by Box Car Racer.....But only because it reminds me of recent ex -.-

 

[Oatmeel]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkirtbpz5h4
and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7BRpmbfPk0

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[Throwitawaynow]

Spoiler: Assemblage 23 - 30kft

Spoiler: Mountain Goats - No Children

 

[Ponch]

Also Home by Staind

 

[Dublin Solo]

I would say Runaway Train, from Soul Asylum.

Spoiler

Or even, River of Tears, from Eric Clapton.

Spoiler

 

[the Dept of Science]

Spoiler: Mountain Goats - No Children

That has never struck me as a particularly tearful song. Its a great song, no doubt about it, but it seems to revel in the self destruction and mutual hatred rather than get defeated by it.

Spoiler: anyway...

 

[ClassicJokester]

Tears in Heaven always chokes me up, because the first time I heard it was at the funeral of a close friend. If you haven't heard it, listen to it, and also find out why Clapton wrote it, it's a really sad story.

 

[eggy32]

Those last two are tears of joy. They genuinely make my eyes wet.

 

[Shockolate]

Alive by Pearl Jam.

Not because of the lyrics, but because of the power, especially towards the end,

 

[Dublin Solo]

I've been a fan of Papa Roach from the start, and this song just summarizes how I've felt for a while now. It's even more moving to me after seeing them perform it at Buzzfest last week, so now I break into tears every time I hear it.

Well, I'm not sure about the crying thing, but that's a pretty good song. The only song I knew from Papa Roach was "Forever", and I must honestly say it reminded too much of the emo style.

I will look into more of their work!

 

[Serenegoose]

This song makes me cry, but it's pretty much the only song that's ever managed it.

 

[KaosuHamoni]

I don't care if this has already been posted, but...


Mainly because along with this moving piece of music, it brings along with it a shed-load of memories, both good and bad

Edit: Anyone who knows this piece, probably knows why i put it up, anyone who doesn't, should. And should listen to it in full. Right now.

 

[Communist partisan]

Ever heard the song Djurdevdan by Bijelo Dugme? well lissen to it (if you know serbian or any language that are nearly the same) And Fuori Dal Mondo by Ludovico Enaudi, I dunno it yust sound so sad.