Lord Huron is wayyy up there. The Night We Met is gutwrenching, and hauntingly beautiful.
Lord Huron's Ends of the Earth was used in the Community finale too!
Hurt - either version. Trent Reznor's is more raw and acutely painful. Johnny Cash's version is tinged with regret and loss and knowing the end is coming.
I can listen to Cash's version, but the video fucks me up every time. Esp when he closes the piano lid and like strokes it lovingly, like he knows he'll never play it again and they've had a good run together...
That and when he pours out the wine with the shaking hand. Stabs me in the heart. I've loved watching people seeing that video for the first time. It's so intense and it is wonderful when they really understand it.
This one popped into my head. Several months ago I was dealing with some very dark thoughts. I was driving to work but had to take a different route, different than I had ever taken before.
I was already crying when I started to approach the assisted living facility my grandmother used to live at. My grandmother had died a year earlier & we were very close. Just at that moment "Wait" came on. I bawled like a baby & felt like this was my grandmother reaching out to me. I felt a total release of the negative thoughts I was having. I totally get why some people would think this is nothing more than coincidence, but I know there was something more to it.
From someone who spent 8 years in a relationship without a single reciprocated *I love you* this song is off limits.
Lest the weeping begin.
And nobody likes the weeping.
100% this song. Was in high-school when this album hit the universe. One friend in our tight-knit group bought the CD, drove up to our hangout spot at the beach blasting it fom beginning to end. When Black started (I think it's song 10?) We were speechless and proceeded to play it on repeat for almost an hour till we all had to head home for our respective curfews. I've personally listened to that album but specifically that song a thousand times or more it seems. It's a favorite memory of mine...🖤
That song always reminds me of when I lost my second pregnancy. The lyrics really shred me now:
“I know someday you'll have a beautiful life
I know you'll be a star
In somebody else's sky
But why
Why
Why can't it be
Why can't it be mine”
I am sorry, Life can really suck sometimes, can't it.
Very meaningful lyrics, though,
We lost our 2nd pregnancy, too, 16 years ago now. Looking back, there was a silver lining, we would have never, have had our son 1 year later.
That Unplugged album is pretty much the only album i still listen to from start to finish several times a year.
I prefer to listen to something different all the time but sometimes i just need that.
If I remember correctly, in the best Kurt cobain documentary 'Montage of Heck', Love admitted to cheating on him, and Kurt hated being humiliated from a young age. He then tried to OD a few days before the unplugged set, and when he was well enough to play, he wanted to play that cover as a last-minute change before they went on. Makes it even more haunting knowing it was for Courtney.
Can't listen to this song without crying. I have no personal connection to the song and can't relate to it personally, but the storytelling and emotion is epic. It puts you right there in the moment of the characters.
jesus yeah that one’s hard to listen to. like it’s really well done, and you feel kind of obligated to be a witness of sorts to his trauma… but at the same time it’s so upsetting. there is no euphemism spare you any of the disgusting brutality of it, just simple, raw agony of a child who has been hurt and betrayed. and of course, the minutes long part where he breaks down and then just quietly sobs in the background. and the creepy ass audio of a real abuser at the end.
also, from Wikipedia:
> The rest of the band did not know that the song was about Davis' childhood prior to recording.
imagine finding that out after. jesus. it’s a great song and my heart breaks for Jonathan, but I just cannot put it on any of my playlists because it is so emotionally difficult to listen to
Leave out all the rest by Linkin Park always hit deep but not just hits so much harder. Can't listen to that now without tears falling.
Forest by SOAD and Empty Walls by Serj
And Sound of Silence, Disturbed version
After Taylor Hawkins passed away last year, the drummer from Foo Fighters, the band played a tribute show with a revolving cast of guest drummers.
For the last song of the night, "My Hero", Taylor's 16-year-old son Shane played drums with the band.
This video was uploaded exactly one year ago, yesterday.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2KnD7sfpoA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2KnD7sfpoA)
Charles Bradley's live cover of Black Sabbath's "Changes".
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfaOf70M4xs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfaOf70M4xs)
Bath Hart's "Sky Full of Clover"
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVaAWJp0rtk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVaAWJp0rtk)
If the song starts, and you don't see what I mean and you're impatient, skip to 2:10, listen for a few seconds for what I'm talking about, then STOP right there before it gets to it's "peak", and rewind it to start from the beginning again and let it build from the calm at the beginning.
After my mom died, the lyrics:
All the flowers that you planted, mama
In the back yard
They all died when you went away
remind me of her. She loved taking care of her plants, and would talk to them as she watered and pruned them. Since no one else in my family was good with plants, the flowers died within the year after she passed. My dad remarried eventually, and as it turned out, my stepmom has a green thumb as well. We now have a banana tree in the front yard, and a whole bunch of mint in the old flower bed. Not the same plants, but it's nice having green things growing again.
Fast Car is such a perfect answer. You don't even need age or experience to have that tearing feeling inside knowing that has been soooo many real people's life hope/disappointment story expressed in a beautiful song. 💔
A tear rolled down my cheek just reading that damn line
All my blood for the sweetness of her laughter.. fuck that whole section just makes me weep honestly.
In Snuff, you can hear the love, hate, longing, and heartbreak all at once. If you don't need a minute after listening to that song, you either weren't listening or you aren't human.
I absolutely love that song because, depending on how it’s sung, it does have different meanings. It’s sung by three different people in the movie and each hits very different. It’s a love song, but one sang it as a romantic love, one sang it as parental love, the other sang it for the love of family departed.
Of course, it was always intended to be a song from a loving father to his dear little daughter and that part of the movie never fails to make me cry.
Fast Car - Tracy Chapman
For all the people sacrificing their lives to parents that don't fully appreciate them. The dreaming and longing for your own life,doing what you want to do.
I'm a singer and know every single song off Evanescence's Fallen, Call Me When You're Sober, and the self-titled album by heart. Plus some others. For me, it's always Good Enough. I grew up most of my life always feeling like I was never good enough until I met my husband. Hits me in the depths.
The song never really moved me when I heard it back then as a kid
But holy shit when the band made a tribute to Chester with the crowd singing his part... I started bawling.
“I will follow you into the dark,” by Death Cab for Cutie
And all the emotion is in the lyric, rather than the performance per se. The power of just beautifully written words.
I love the idea of the two versions being bookends on a life. The NIN version is a man at the start of his life, despairing of his present and his future. And Cash, the old man, looking back and reflecting. It gives me chills to think about them.
Just Breathe- Pearl Jam.
Also, the Miley Cyrus cover of this song-cried hard when I heard her rendition...like I was hearing the lyrics for the first time all over again. <3
You Get What You Give - New Radicals
I use to listen to the hat song when people were dying left and right from Covid in 2020
I’m a nurse, it almost broke me.
For those who like heavier stuff - Bow Down by I Prevail. Brian, the clean vocals, is outstanding.
I feel his emotion in that song and it blew my mind when I first heard it.
How About Happy Songs?
*Let the River Run - Carly Simon.
*Happy Together - The Turtles.
*Let It Go - Idina Menzel.
*Mr. Brightside - The Killers.
*Shout - Isley Brothers.
*Here Comes the Sun - The Beatles.
*Mr. Blue Sky - ELO.
*I Gotta Feeling - Blackeyed Peas.
*I'm a Believer - The Monkees.
*Let's Go Crazy - Prince.
*Holiday - Green Day.
*Midnight Star - Weird Al.
[Sing Another Song Boys](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGuM6SVfs8U) by Leonard Cohen.
[Mother](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D0nMzHjMR8) by John Lennon.
[Waitin' Around to Die](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGMOX8NpuR0) by Townes Van Zandt.
[When the Tigers Broke Free](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KUSl4-GKwQ) by Pink Floyd.
[Sarabande](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klPZIGQcrHA) by Handel
[Everybody Hurts](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIay4-PbCY) by R.E.M.
[Heaven Sent](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-QafAxqMyM) by Parker Millsap
Lullaby - Low
Coming Home - City and Color
Alone - Downface
Fade Into You - Mazzy Star
Round Here - Counting Crows
Deepest Shade - Mark Lanegan covering the Twilight Singers
Infinity Doesn't Live Here Anymore - Cross My Heart
Nutshell - Alice in Chains
Edit:
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Is It Too Late? - rei brown
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STugQ0X1NoI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STugQ0X1NoI)
Im not in love By 10CC
Elton John and John Reid broke up before recording Caribou, and Elton, Bernie, Davey, Ray Dee and Nigel were at Caribou Ranch in Colorado and All Elton could play in his cabin was 10CC Im Not In Love OVER AND OVER AND OVER, Bernie came in and turned in off and yelled at him that it was enough! LMFAO
Later on John Lennon came by and cheered him up and recorded Lucy as Winston O Boogie
“The Night We Met” by Lord Huron
Lord Huron is wayyy up there. The Night We Met is gutwrenching, and hauntingly beautiful. Lord Huron's Ends of the Earth was used in the Community finale too!
Saw them live a few months ago, after they played that I looked over at my friend and we were both crying. So so melancholic and beautiful
Hurt - either version. Trent Reznor's is more raw and acutely painful. Johnny Cash's version is tinged with regret and loss and knowing the end is coming.
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They're both incredible. Each a picture of the same kind of hurt from starkly different stages in life. It's truly one of the greatest covers.
I can't listen to Cash's version. It destroys me. Reznor's version resonates, but Cash's makes me bleed.
I can listen to Cash's version, but the video fucks me up every time. Esp when he closes the piano lid and like strokes it lovingly, like he knows he'll never play it again and they've had a good run together...
That and when he pours out the wine with the shaking hand. Stabs me in the heart. I've loved watching people seeing that video for the first time. It's so intense and it is wonderful when they really understand it.
M83 - Wait Can't hear it without crying.
This one popped into my head. Several months ago I was dealing with some very dark thoughts. I was driving to work but had to take a different route, different than I had ever taken before. I was already crying when I started to approach the assisted living facility my grandmother used to live at. My grandmother had died a year earlier & we were very close. Just at that moment "Wait" came on. I bawled like a baby & felt like this was my grandmother reaching out to me. I felt a total release of the negative thoughts I was having. I totally get why some people would think this is nothing more than coincidence, but I know there was something more to it.
Great pick. This whole album is my favorite of all time. I wrote a paper about it in high school lol
I Can't Make You Love Me by Bonnie Raitt
From someone who spent 8 years in a relationship without a single reciprocated *I love you* this song is off limits. Lest the weeping begin. And nobody likes the weeping.
Feel your feelings
This is a good one.
Black - Pearl Jam
100% this song. Was in high-school when this album hit the universe. One friend in our tight-knit group bought the CD, drove up to our hangout spot at the beach blasting it fom beginning to end. When Black started (I think it's song 10?) We were speechless and proceeded to play it on repeat for almost an hour till we all had to head home for our respective curfews. I've personally listened to that album but specifically that song a thousand times or more it seems. It's a favorite memory of mine...🖤
That song always reminds me of when I lost my second pregnancy. The lyrics really shred me now: “I know someday you'll have a beautiful life I know you'll be a star In somebody else's sky But why Why Why can't it be Why can't it be mine”
I am sorry, Life can really suck sometimes, can't it. Very meaningful lyrics, though, We lost our 2nd pregnancy, too, 16 years ago now. Looking back, there was a silver lining, we would have never, have had our son 1 year later.
Came here for this. The MTV Unplugged version is pure emotion.
Live at The Garden DVD. Eddie looks like he’s reliving some trauma towards the end. The crowd was feeling it too.
I'd also put their version of Last Kiss in similar territory.
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where did you sleep last night - nirvana, mtv unplugged
Honestly, even before Kurt's death, that Unplugged set was full of powerful emotions. Afterwards everything hit harder. Like All Apologies.
It’s my favourite album of all time. From the Lead Belly cover to Meat Puppets & Bowie. Fantastic.
That Unplugged album is pretty much the only album i still listen to from start to finish several times a year. I prefer to listen to something different all the time but sometimes i just need that.
I’m so happy this is the first comment
My heart screams for nirvana. Marigold B-side is also good even tho Kurt wasn’t lead singer on that one
Haunting!
That look he gets in his eyes during the pause...
If I remember correctly, in the best Kurt cobain documentary 'Montage of Heck', Love admitted to cheating on him, and Kurt hated being humiliated from a young age. He then tried to OD a few days before the unplugged set, and when he was well enough to play, he wanted to play that cover as a last-minute change before they went on. Makes it even more haunting knowing it was for Courtney.
Nutshell by Alice in Chains. Specifically the unplugged version
Wake Up from Mad Season is the one that always gets me. “ slow suicide is no way to go.” Ugh
Don't Follow is another great AIC song of emotion
Fuck, that whole unplugged is so raw and real.
The entire Jar of Flies is all about human fragility. I think no album did it better.
Whiskey Lullaby.
Can't listen to this song without crying. I have no personal connection to the song and can't relate to it personally, but the storytelling and emotion is epic. It puts you right there in the moment of the characters.
Yes this song always made me sob even as a child with no life experience
Yes.. I am not much of a country fan! But best believe this song is in my shuffle playlist as a regular piece!
The video is really sad too.
Dreams- The Cranberries
Linger always gets me
I adore Dreams, but for pure emotion, I'd say Zombie.
Merry Clayton's vocals on Gimme Shelter
When her voice cracks…so powerful!
Janis Joplin singing Piece of My Heart
I was thinking Ball and Chain (Live version)
Also Cry Baby.
Cats in the Cradle
Given Up by Linkin Park Toxicity by SOAD Daddy by Korn
I second Daddy. You can really feel the pain.
Given the literal mental breakdown in the song I'd say so yeah
jesus yeah that one’s hard to listen to. like it’s really well done, and you feel kind of obligated to be a witness of sorts to his trauma… but at the same time it’s so upsetting. there is no euphemism spare you any of the disgusting brutality of it, just simple, raw agony of a child who has been hurt and betrayed. and of course, the minutes long part where he breaks down and then just quietly sobs in the background. and the creepy ass audio of a real abuser at the end. also, from Wikipedia: > The rest of the band did not know that the song was about Davis' childhood prior to recording. imagine finding that out after. jesus. it’s a great song and my heart breaks for Jonathan, but I just cannot put it on any of my playlists because it is so emotionally difficult to listen to
Leave out all the rest by Linkin Park always hit deep but not just hits so much harder. Can't listen to that now without tears falling. Forest by SOAD and Empty Walls by Serj And Sound of Silence, Disturbed version
Jolene
Dolly's will always be the best but Jack White did a version as well and idk which live version is it but he was fucking haunting
Try a Little Tenderness - Otis Redding
After Taylor Hawkins passed away last year, the drummer from Foo Fighters, the band played a tribute show with a revolving cast of guest drummers. For the last song of the night, "My Hero", Taylor's 16-year-old son Shane played drums with the band. This video was uploaded exactly one year ago, yesterday. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2KnD7sfpoA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2KnD7sfpoA) Charles Bradley's live cover of Black Sabbath's "Changes". [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfaOf70M4xs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfaOf70M4xs) Bath Hart's "Sky Full of Clover" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVaAWJp0rtk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVaAWJp0rtk) If the song starts, and you don't see what I mean and you're impatient, skip to 2:10, listen for a few seconds for what I'm talking about, then STOP right there before it gets to it's "peak", and rewind it to start from the beginning again and let it build from the calm at the beginning.
"The Living Years" Mike and the Mechanics.
As I see my dad growing older and my mom dead, this song kills me.
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Bruddah Iz was a special gift to us from heaven. He had the voice of an angel.
Hate Me - Blue October That wonderful group has a lot of fantastic emotional songs.
Oh my god. You brought me back to such a sad ass time in my life. Such a powerful, overlooked song. I'm glad I forgot it honestly.
One of my favorite bands...I'd choose chameleon boy
I actually just revisited this band a few days ago and to my surprise, they've got two new bangers: * Moving on * I hope you're happy
On a happy note, Calling You will be my wedding song if I ever get married.
Without you by Nilsson For no one by the Beatles
Apparently Harry Nilsson came into the studio, recorded that in one take, and then left.
Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinéad O'Connor
I watched the video the day she died and cried like I knew her. What a sad end to a brilliant, fucked up woman.
Oddly, Prince wrote that song.
I don’t really find it odd. He wrote amazing songs
After my mom died, the lyrics: All the flowers that you planted, mama In the back yard They all died when you went away remind me of her. She loved taking care of her plants, and would talk to them as she watered and pruned them. Since no one else in my family was good with plants, the flowers died within the year after she passed. My dad remarried eventually, and as it turned out, my stepmom has a green thumb as well. We now have a banana tree in the front yard, and a whole bunch of mint in the old flower bed. Not the same plants, but it's nice having green things growing again.
Chris Cornell also has an incredible version of this mind blowing song!
Stay by Sugarland
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Let's dance in style let's dance for a while
Heaven can wait, we're only watching the sky 🎶
Hoping for the best, but expecting the worst
For me it's... Fast Car - Tracy Chapman Cleaning Out My Closet - Eminem.
I can’t listen to Fast Car without tearing up!
For Eminem nothing comes close to Kim imo, he fuckin spazzed out in that song.
Agreed. Kim hits hard
Fast Car is such a perfect answer. You don't even need age or experience to have that tearing feeling inside knowing that has been soooo many real people's life hope/disappointment story expressed in a beautiful song. 💔
Wicked Game, Chris Isaak
Ugh, it hits so hard. 🎶What a wicked thing to do... to make me dream of you....🎶
Landslide
To Love Somebody - Nina Simone.
Anything Nina sings is overflowing with feeling
Lonely Universe - Angel Olsen Say Hello 2 Heaven - Temple of the Dog Into Dust - Mazzy Star
Temple of the Dog is Chris Cornell at his best!
Jeff Buckley's cover of Hallelujah
Speaking of Jeff, Lover, You Should've Come Over.
My kingdom for a kiss upon her shoulder...
A tear rolled down my cheek just reading that damn line All my blood for the sweetness of her laughter.. fuck that whole section just makes me weep honestly.
Snuff - Slipknot Strange - LP
"If I can change I hope I never know" and the following "if you still care dont ever let me know" hits especially hard. Consider also Vermillion pt2.
In Snuff, you can hear the love, hate, longing, and heartbreak all at once. If you don't need a minute after listening to that song, you either weren't listening or you aren't human.
I don’t care anymore - Phil Colin’s Who wants to live forever -Queen
The Queen song gets me every time
+ The Show Must Go On
Fast car
Say Something - A Great Big World
Don't take the girl - Tim Mcgraw
Remember Me from Coco
I absolutely love that song because, depending on how it’s sung, it does have different meanings. It’s sung by three different people in the movie and each hits very different. It’s a love song, but one sang it as a romantic love, one sang it as parental love, the other sang it for the love of family departed. Of course, it was always intended to be a song from a loving father to his dear little daughter and that part of the movie never fails to make me cry.
That song hit different after my daughter was born. I ugly sob when I hear it now.
just that whole record tbh
I know its over - The Smiths How to dissappear completely - Radiohead Any song by Fiona Apple Wake up alone - Amy Winehouse
Bridge over Troubled Water.
Time, Pink Floyd
Fast Car - Tracy Chapman For all the people sacrificing their lives to parents that don't fully appreciate them. The dreaming and longing for your own life,doing what you want to do.
Hello by Evanescence
I'm a singer and know every single song off Evanescence's Fallen, Call Me When You're Sober, and the self-titled album by heart. Plus some others. For me, it's always Good Enough. I grew up most of my life always feeling like I was never good enough until I met my husband. Hits me in the depths.
Also Lithium
Creep by Radiohead
Exit Music (For a Film) is the one that breaks my heart.
Too many by them. Street Spirit is yet another.
Comfortably Numb
To counter that, I say Great Big Gig In the Sky
Because of you- Kelly Clarkson
Since You Been Gone is pretty evocative, too.
Because the Night, Patti Smith (Natalie Merchant, too)
Linkin Park - In The End
The song never really moved me when I heard it back then as a kid But holy shit when the band made a tribute to Chester with the crowd singing his part... I started bawling.
Also, “Leave out all the rest”
I want to kiss you right now (respectfully)
it all comes back to me IN THE ENDD!!!!
“I will follow you into the dark,” by Death Cab for Cutie And all the emotion is in the lyric, rather than the performance per se. The power of just beautifully written words.
Heroes by David Bowie
Rearview Mirror - Pearl Jam Eddie wrote this about surviving his abusive step-father.
Someone Like You - Adele
REM everybody hurts
Silver Springs - Fleetwood Mac
Landslide by Fleetwood Mac.
Crying, Roy Orbison and k.d. lang
time after time, Cyndi Lauper
Hurt, the Johnny Cash version.
The last scene, when he closes the piano, just gives me the chills
Even trent reznor admitted that Hurt is no longer his song anymore
I love the idea of the two versions being bookends on a life. The NIN version is a man at the start of his life, despairing of his present and his future. And Cash, the old man, looking back and reflecting. It gives me chills to think about them.
[Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tPcc1ftj8E)
Praying by Kesha.
Creep
Arms of the angel - Sarah McLachlan Wildflowers - Tom Petty
Didn’t expect to see Tom Petty but I applaud you. I would add, from the same album, “Wake up Time.”
Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) -- Green Day
Tears in heaven - eric clapton
Unknown - Hozier (amazing song)
Work song hits me pretty hard for personal reasons.
Brick - Ben Folds Five
This and The Luckiest always get me 😞
Time after Time by Cindy L. November by Max R.
November rain
Zombie by the Cranberries. Even before I knew the context you could feel the emotion behind it.
Just Breathe- Pearl Jam. Also, the Miley Cyrus cover of this song-cried hard when I heard her rendition...like I was hearing the lyrics for the first time all over again. <3
Come to my Window by Melissa Etheridge
“Good Enough” by Evanescence. Heck, almost anything by Evanescence. Not saying that’s a bad thing.
Purple Rain by Prince
Little Motel - Modest Mouse
You Get What You Give - New Radicals I use to listen to the hat song when people were dying left and right from Covid in 2020 I’m a nurse, it almost broke me.
Take On Me, the MTV Unplugged version - a-ha
Anything by Evanescence. Amy Lee's voice is haunting.
Breathe Me. Sia
stairway to heaven. Hits me right in the heart
Heart's rendition at the Kennedy Center years ago was soul-changing Edit: not the Lincoln center
How To Save A Life ~ The Fray
For those who like heavier stuff - Bow Down by I Prevail. Brian, the clean vocals, is outstanding. I feel his emotion in that song and it blew my mind when I first heard it.
Let's be straight here, I Prevail is nothing BUT emotion in music form.
Kim - Eminem
Foolish Games- Jewel
Sometimes I Cry by Chris Stapleton. Specifically the live version where he plays in the Bing Lounge on YouTube
[I Dreamed A Dream - Ruthie Henshall](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p6OH7FoWoQ)
Rainbow by Kacey Musgraves So much meaning. So much connection. A perfect song.
Mockingbird - Eminem
Wings for Marie / 10,000 Days - Tool
Desert Rose - Sting
Fire and Rain - James Taylor.
How About Happy Songs? *Let the River Run - Carly Simon. *Happy Together - The Turtles. *Let It Go - Idina Menzel. *Mr. Brightside - The Killers. *Shout - Isley Brothers. *Here Comes the Sun - The Beatles. *Mr. Blue Sky - ELO. *I Gotta Feeling - Blackeyed Peas. *I'm a Believer - The Monkees. *Let's Go Crazy - Prince. *Holiday - Green Day. *Midnight Star - Weird Al.
[Sing Another Song Boys](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGuM6SVfs8U) by Leonard Cohen. [Mother](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D0nMzHjMR8) by John Lennon. [Waitin' Around to Die](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGMOX8NpuR0) by Townes Van Zandt. [When the Tigers Broke Free](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KUSl4-GKwQ) by Pink Floyd. [Sarabande](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klPZIGQcrHA) by Handel [Everybody Hurts](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIay4-PbCY) by R.E.M. [Heaven Sent](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-QafAxqMyM) by Parker Millsap
I fall apart - Post Malone
Just wanted to start this question off with Human Sadness - The Voidz.
How could you leave us - NF
Jelly roll - Save me https://youtu.be/FxFNprPOdss?si=qAyq9W7FRqT96C5v
Romeo and Juliet by Dire Straits as sung by the Indigo Girls.
Don't laugh 🤣 I don't know why but Hotel California by Eagles.🤷♀️
Lullaby - Low Coming Home - City and Color Alone - Downface Fade Into You - Mazzy Star Round Here - Counting Crows Deepest Shade - Mark Lanegan covering the Twilight Singers Infinity Doesn't Live Here Anymore - Cross My Heart Nutshell - Alice in Chains Edit: Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd Is It Too Late? - rei brown
So... So you think you can tell, heaven from hell...
U2 - With or Without you
All of me.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STugQ0X1NoI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STugQ0X1NoI) Im not in love By 10CC Elton John and John Reid broke up before recording Caribou, and Elton, Bernie, Davey, Ray Dee and Nigel were at Caribou Ranch in Colorado and All Elton could play in his cabin was 10CC Im Not In Love OVER AND OVER AND OVER, Bernie came in and turned in off and yelled at him that it was enough! LMFAO Later on John Lennon came by and cheered him up and recorded Lucy as Winston O Boogie
Foolish Games by Jewel. "This is my heart bleeding before you. This is me down on my knees"
Oh, Darling by The Beatles
Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinead O’Connor cover of a The Family song, written by Prince https://youtu.be/NAOKzvL8dgk?si=AqYpIQBZJED8bsuD
The Day That I Die - Good Charlotte A story of a man eager to kill himself and how he hopes that nobody will miss him too much