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  1. 12-23-2003, 08:08 PM #1
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    10 saddest songs....

    I like them...dunno why. Let's hear your favorites.
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    MERRY CHRISTMAS HOSS

    WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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    You like them.............. you didn't list anything
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    While it may not be intended to be "sad" per se, Bruce Hornsby's "shadowlands" gets my vote.

    Another sure "tear jerker" of a tune: Poison's 'Somethin' to Believe in'
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    Oh dammit...monster! . Hmm...my favorite would probably be

    Rest In Pieces--By Saliva
    From the Inside--By linkin Park
    Painted on your Heart--The Cult
    Rooster--Alice in Chains.

    NOW can we get some posts on here MudMan?!!!
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    I don't have 10 but one comes to mind

    Type O Negative's Love You To Death
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    One Step Up..Bruce Sprinsteen

    that's my all time favorite sad song
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    November Rain - Guns n Roses

    Everybody hurts - R.E.M.

    Cats in the cradle - Harry Chapin

    The Great Below - trent reznor

    pretty much anything by N.I.N.
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    Dude you want some suicide songs... go on kazaa and type in 9/11 or WTC..and search...if that doesn't bring tears to your eyes...huh, you a tough motherfawker...

    Someone did remixes of already sad songs and threw in like clips from CNN and **** about the crashes...huh..let me tell you..grab the box of tissues
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    Yeah Mass...November Rain is realll sad man. Brings a tear to my eye
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    In no particular order...

    Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton
    Crying - Roy Orbison
    Don't Let it End - Styx
    Love Hurts - Nazareth
    Everybody Hurts - REM
    Yesterday - Beatles
    Angel - Sarah Mclachlan
    I Will Remember You - Sarah McLachlan
    In The Ghetto - Elvis Presely
    Imagine - John Lennon
    He was my brother - Simon & Garfunkle
    A church is burning - Simon & Garfunkle
    Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me - Elton John
    Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald - Gordon Lightfoot
    Annies Song - John Denver
    Why does my heart feel so bad - Moby
    Ohio - Neil Young
    A Friend Is A Friend - Pete Townshend
    General Taylor - Great Big Sea
    La complainte du phoque en Alaska - Beau Dommage
    Spaceman Came Travelling - Chris DeBurg
    La Marche Funebre - Chopin
    Cannon in D major - Pachelbel
    See me Feel me - The Who
    Love Reign o'er me - The Who
    Behind blue eyes - The Who
    Nautical Disaster - Tragically Hip
    Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd

    Well enough for now...

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    That puffy song about biggie always gets me teary eyed
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    Probably haven't head it for years but this song always kills me.......The Winner Loses by Bodycount.

    My friend's addicted to cocaine
    smokes day and night
    drives mom and pop insane.
    Living his life in the dark light
    every dollar he gets goes into the pipe.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Ketchup
    In no particular order...

    Cannon in D major - Pachelbel

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    See, i've always viewed "cannon" as the most versatile song on the planet (and that's why i think it's so brilliant). If you're down in the dumps, it's tragic; if you're ecstatic, it's uplifting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGreen
    See, i've always viewed "cannon" as the most versatile song on the planet (and that's why i think it's so brilliant). If you're down in the dumps, it's tragic; if you're ecstatic, it's uplifting.
    Indeed! I find that when it's orchestred with a choir it's uplifting, whereas when it's orchestred instrumentally for strings only it's sad as heck.

    I have to admit, classical is SO underrated and underappreciated. Classics never die.

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    Listening to Simon & Garfunkle "He Was My Brother" now... god I love that song!

    He was my brother
    Five years older than I
    He was my brother
    Twenty-three years old the day he died

    Freedom writer
    They cursed my brother to his face
    Go home outsider
    This town's gonna be your buryin' place

    He was singin' on his knees
    An angry mob trailed along
    They shot my brother dead
    Because he hated what was wrong

    He was my brother
    Tears can't bring him back to me
    He was my brother
    And he died so his brothers could be free
    He died so his brothers could be free

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    Quote Originally Posted by bdtr
    That puffy song about biggie always gets me teary eyed
    werd i was gonna say that about that song but you beat me too it

    ~Ricky
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    Home- alice in chains
    **** R.I.P layne
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    Quote Originally Posted by RageControl
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    Nice....I'd also (loosely) include the guitar instrumental from the same album (don't recall the name).
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    Quote Originally Posted by RageControl
    Home- alice in chains
    **** R.I.P layne
    Only freaking band I regret not seeing.........**** I could just kick myself
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    Town Without Pity
    Tom Dooley
    Teen Angel
    Ballad of the Green Berets
    Billy, Don't Be a Hero
    The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia
    In The Ghetto

    ===and=====
    LEADER OF THE PACK
    (G. Morton - J. Barry - E. Screenwich)
    THE SHANGRI-LAS (Red Bird 10014, 1964)

    [spoken]
    Is she really going out with him?
    Well, there she is. Let's ask her
    Betty, is that Jimmy's ring you're wearing?
    Mm-hmm
    Gee, it must be great riding with him
    Is he picking you up after school today?
    Uh-uh
    By the way, where'd you meet him?

    I met him at the candy store
    He turned around and smiled at me
    You get the picture? (yes, we see)
    That's when I fell for (the leader of the pack)

    My folks were always putting him down (down, down)
    They said he came from the wrong side of town
    (whatcha mean when ya say that he came from the wrong side of town?)
    They told me he was bad
    But I knew he was sad
    That's why I fell for (the leader of the pack)

    One day my dad said, find someone new
    I had to tell my Jimmy we're through
    (whatcha mean when ya say that ya better go find somebody new?)
    He stood there and asked me why
    But all I could do was cry
    I'm sorry I hurt you (the leader of the pack)

    [spoken]
    He sort of smiled and kissed me goodbye
    The tears were beginning to show
    As he drove away on that rainy night
    I begged him to go slow
    But whether he heard, I'll never know

    Look out! Look out! Look out! Look out!

    I felt so helpless, what could I do?
    Remembering all the things we'd been through
    In school they all stop and stare
    I can't hide the tears, but I don't care
    I'll never forget him (the leader of the pack)

    The leader of the pack - now he's gone
    The leader of the pack - now he's gone
    The leader of the pack - now he's gone
    The leader of the pack - now he's gone
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    Listening to it now;

    Leah - R. Orbison

    He was, is, and will always be the stylemaster...
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    I dont know if these have been listed yet, but here are a few...

    The Verve Pipe - Freshmen
    Blues Travelers - Regarding Steven
    Blink 182 - Adams Song
    REM - Losing my Religion
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROST
    I dont know if these have been listed yet, but here are a few...


    Blues Travelers - Regarding Steven
    Blink 182 - Adams Song
    Two other great calls....i'd like to also add REM's "night swimming" (you have to be in a "down" mood for it to be effective though).

    Also, this may make me somewhat sick and morbid, but the one instruction i've left (so far) if i'm to die is for Our Lady Peace's "I Love You All Along" to be played at my funeral, so I definitely think of it as a sad song.

    And, ah hell, throw up Garth Brooks' version of "the dance" while i'm typing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigGreen
    Nice....I'd also (loosely) include the guitar instrumental from the same album (don't recall the name).
    I think its "whale and wasp" good choice also nutshell is another unreal sad song
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    lynyrd skynyrd-free bird, simple man, and tuesdays gone
    our lady peace- 4am
    smashing pumpkins-landslide
    sawyer brown-the walk
    robert earl keen-lonely feelin
    red hot chili peppers-i could have lied
    randy travis- he walked on water
    pink floyd-wish you were here
    pearl jam-indifference
    PANTERA-PLANET CARAVAN!
    pantera-hollow
    nirvana-my girl
    nine inch nails-something i can never have
    metallica-nothing else matters, one, fade to black
    kenney chesny-what i need to do
    keith whitley-somebody's doin me right, dont close you eyes
    hank williams jr.- ive got rights, mr. weatherman
    deftones-change
    conway twitty-thats my job
    alice in chains-nutshell,
    lots of george strait and many others
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    all are very good songs to listen to on a cruise at night by yourself while stoned..
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    I think the original planet caravan was better as we speak black sabbath what bout changes and the instrumental "fluff"
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    i dont like ozzy to much.. pantera's phil anselmo(sp?) sings it much better in my opinion
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    pantera is awesome suicide note #1
    is a sad 1
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    When you're getting nostalgic for your childhood, Alphaville's "forever young" is a sad one.
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    danzig-how the gods kill
    down-learn from this mistake
    george strait-baby blue
    chevelle- one lonely visitor
    simon and garfunkel-sound of silence
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    Cat's in the cradle....makes me wish my daughter would stay 6 forever....
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    Home- alice in chains
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    **** bro I cried when I heard that....I was I think 14 or 15 at the time. And I truly believe I jinxed the band, he died right after I bought the Best of the Box CD!!! .... I'm downloading all of these songs, so far they're all wonderful
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    Nine inch nails - hurt
    Alomost anything from seven mary three...blackwing ,rodrego,times like these,lullaby......
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    Omg....I just heard Silent Night 911.....I'm in tears guys.....this is the saddest thing I've ver heard...
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    Glassjaw - everything you ever wanted to know about silence
    Alice in Chains - down in a hole
    From Autumn To Ashes - short stories with tragic endings
    Nirvana - Lithium
    At The Drive In - one armed scissor
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    Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton

    gets my vote
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    BigGreen...I'm not getting nastalgic....I just like this type of music for some reason.
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    That's a great song....It's so sad what happend to his son though...makes me wonder why bad things like that have to happen...
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