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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-03-19 20:42 by ryanpow.

Here Comes the Sun. The Beatles
Forever Young. Rod Stewart
Father and Son. Cat Stevens
And the 80's version of Little Drummer Boy (don't remember who did it)

too many to list ...

lol

Days (Kirsty MacColl's version)
Fields of Gold (Eva Cassidy)
And I Love Her (Beatles)
All Right For Now (Tom Petty)
Tell Everyone (Ronnie Lane)
Dancing at Whitsun (Tim Hart & Maddy Prior)
Keith's version of Over the Rainbow

THanks Helter Skelter, yes that sure was a moving post [sniff, sniff]

1)Portugal Jan Allain
2)Favourite place Jan Allain
3)Black butterfly Jan Allain
4)By storm Jan Allain
5)Backs of houses Jan Allain
6)Hello in there John Prine
7)Lady of a certain age Divine Comedy
8)God,help me Morrissey
9)All the best John Prine
10)Taking a walk John Prine
11)Percy's song Bob Dylan
If Rolling Stones and Dylan are the state of my soul and mind,those who can really bring me to tears and as well make me laugh like mad often in the same songs are certainly Jan Allain and John Prine



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-03-19 22:51 by Kirill.

Then Came the last Days of May - Blue Oyster Cult

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> THanks Helter Skelter, yes that sure was a moving
> post

....Erik, Good thing Cindy hardly comes on the board anymore cause of the "new computer rules" at her work... I'd have me testicles chopped off and laying on the bleedin' floor right about now - lol....(and my friend, THAT would be painful)

This is a beautiful song that can make you cry, if you´re in the right mood. It´s Maria McKee recorded from a club gig in Stockholm in 1995/6. Her singing is extraordinary on this one. If you listen carefully you can hear the audience stop talking after the first verse.

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"I Never Cry" - Alice Cooper

Mr Jimmy Wrote:
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> I'll see you in my dreams.
>
> There is a beautiful version of this performed
> live by Joe Brown at the end of the 'concert for
> george'. Just a really sad song that makes you
> think about how truly dreadful it is / must be to
> lose a really close loved one / soul mate /
> partner.


okay, okay....this song Mr Jimmy describes is indeed a very , very touching song, but still no tears. And now that I think about it, Clapton's "Tears In Heaven" is also a very emotional song. No tears though.

I did, however, see a girl crying her eyes out at a Kenny Loggins concert when he played "Daniel's Song." She was clinging to her boyfriend and sobbing. Making a commotion. It was kind of silly really.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-03-20 15:31 by Lukester.

Of course Lukester sees quite a few people with tears on the other side of his desk, especially in April. No song needed!

To attach tears to a song IMO needs to be part of a movie soundtrack. Seeing the heartache and pain on screen to sad emotional song is the perfect combination for many.

Lukester Wrote:
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> okay, okay....this song Mr Jimmy describes is
> indeed a very , very touching song, but still no
> tears. And now that I think about it, Clapton's
> "Tears In Heaven" is also a very emotional song.
> No tears though.

Actually, "Tears In Heaven" makes me furious.

EUROPA Santana
THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY Genesis
US AND THEM Pink Floyd
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN Led Zeppelin
LET IT LOOSE WINTER COMING DOWN AGAIN SALT OF THE EARTH HEART OF STONE SISTER MORPHINE LIKE A RS TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE
HAND OF FATE Rolling Stones

here are 3 sad for sure

Always on my mind-Elvis
My boy-Elvis
Caroline says-Lou Reed

Lukester, not trying to be picky, but I think it's "Danny's Song", not to be confused with John Denver's truly horrid "Annie's Song".

Still got some Braves baseball pencilled in.

SK

One by U2

First time I cried because of music was at the paradiso when the stones played shine a light, second time was at the oosterpoort groningen when Beth Hart played rise again. And I loved every minute of it.

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> "I Never Cry" - Alice Cooper


Only Women Bleed

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

LOL. Good one, charmed!

Tea For One, Zep.