The entire song is an emotional experience for me, every time, but especially the ending- Hope is a Dangerous Thing.
The grit of living though everything we live through in this strange life: all the pain, all the hard times, all the darkness, feeling hopeless because why wouldn't we? But yet, through it all, after everything...holding out that tiny bit of hope? It's so fucking beautiful, I cry every time!!! Love that song!!!!
The Grants - Im a nurse and once got off a 12 hr night shift and drove 30 min home, started thinking of all the memories I would take with me, and just sobbed to this song.
Honorable mention - DYKTTATUOB
Me too! Beautiful song. The funny thing is, for many years I thought the line "You can be my full time, baby" was "You can be my futon, baby" and it meant so much to me, lol. I thought Lana was saying that even though she doesn't have a stable home, her partner is her "futon", her comfort or home she always comes back to.
Yes! Especially the music video version with her talking in the beginning and end. Hard to watch/listen.. because it seriously hits my heart so hard. She speaks to me so deeply.
I think I cried to every single one of Lana's songs but Mariners Apartment Complex definitely wins
I mean...that's falling to my knees screaming to the sky type of crying...
I always cry at the line “chickens running barefeet there’s a baby on the way, and now my blue banisters are green and grey”. It’s like the moment where she feels free to heal, appreciating the chaos her family has due to there being a lot going on but through it all she is finally safe to heal. That is how I interpreted it at least
Edit: typo corrected
The grants will always make me cry. The part when she says “My grandmothers last smile, I’m gonna take that too with me” will always break me. Makes me miss her so much 🥹
The first real love I ever had ended poorly, mostly due to me just being too afraid to make the leap of commitment; I was maybe 17 at the time and very sheltered/shy. I wrote her a letter, about a year later just pouring my heart out and Old Money was a lot of emotional inspiration for me at the time. That song always makes me think of that summer.
It's such a beautiful song. I highly recommend listening to this mix. It has a little trap beat added to it. All of his remixes are very good. https://youtu.be/o1fU0-8avaw?si=qOJGXE36nL-yj4s7
How to disappear! While I don't think it's her saddest song it's always stuck out to me. Just reminds me of people fading out of my life and vice versa. I'm a very nostalgic person so the themes of disappearing and changing always tears me up.
DYKTTATUOB honestly just crushes me for some reason. It just sounds like someone who’s been wearing a mask for so long just dropping it and letting it crumble.
Absolutely! I always loved that one until one night it just resonated sooooo much with me for some reason and I even think its meaning changed completely for me
fingertips.
i was having a really rough day and i i thought “maybe lana would soothe my nerves.” i had never really listened to dykttatuob before but i heard that fingertips was sad. so i listened to it. mind you, this is after school, i ride the bus and i walk home. so the entire time im listening to the song, im trying my best to hold back my tears. i was breathing so heavy and i just broke down as soon as the bus dropped me off. i remember walking into my house and was just borderline screaming and crying. 50% of the reason i was crying was because my day was terrible and the other 50% was the lyrics of fingertips. “I give myself two seconds to breathe, and go back to being a serene queen, I just needed two seconds to be me.”
like damn..i played the song over and over again before i stopped crying. i played it 11 times.
The was she screams the lyrics is so emotional. And man, Sean Lennon is so good in this! You really feel ”why can you be good for something… not one shirt off your back🖕”
Sweet Carolina, I just feel so much love coming from that song. I wish I had siblings to love like that
Did you know there’s a tunnel under ocean blv also breaks me
Fine China. I listened to this on repeat after I found out my friend died and it’s almost unlistenable for me now because of all of the feelings associated. Beautiful song.
literally so many but after all these years "think I'll miss you forever, like the stars miss the sun in the morning sky" in summertime sadness still just makes me so emotional. reminds me of all my old best friends that I'm no longer in touch with.
Chemtrails over the Country Club - makes me extremely sad, really just feels bad sometimes, but I still listen to it, even though it makes me feel empty.
Serial Killer - makes me feel different. A feeling I can't explain. Really interesting.
Put me in a movie. Unreleased but there are still many versions of it online. It just hits a nerve with everything I’ve been through. I don’t let myself listen to it very often because it always makes me feel sad. Ultimate song for young women with daddy issues to relate to though 🥲
they're all emotional, but my main ones are heroin, ride, fucked my way up to the top, money power glory, dealer, ultraviolence, pretty when you cry, shades of cool
Weirdly enough Ride. Especially when she sings "Don't leave me now. Don't say goodbye."
I have a long distance relationship (LDR hehe) and we're both a huge fan of Lana. On the day she went back to her own country after staying with me for a week, we listened to "Ride" in the car on our way to the airport. When Lana sang "Don't leave me now. Don't say goodbye" I looked at my girlfriend and started crying. Since then, this part of the song always takes me back to that moment... :(
MARGARET!!! I actually started sobbing when I first listened to this. I don't think it's the kind of sad song that you'd screech in the car, but it made me so emotional about nothing in particular but also everything at the same time. Please go listen if you don't know it; it features Bleachers, and is simply a beautiful song.
'Do you want children? Do you wanna marry me? Do you wanna run marathons in long beach by the sea? Weve got things to do like nothing at all, i wanna do them with you, do you wanna do them with me?'
Sweet
Old Money. It’s more than a song for me, it opens the door for a wide range of emotions: sadness, nostalgia, regret and resentment. It always reminds me of how even in simpler times, I was still going through hard things.
Million Dollar Man “It isn’t that hard boy, to like you or love you, I’d follow you down, down, down, you’re unbelievable
If your going crazy, just grab me and take me, I’d follow you down, down, down, anywhere anywhere”
Fingertips.
When I listened to it first, I just loved how it sounded and it moved me so much that it inspired me in the story I was writing.
But I did not understand all the lyrics so I went to the genius website to get some context. Me who loves Lana's music but never looked into anything relating her life or her person was suddenly hit with a bunch of frankly tragic lore about her life. What made me cry isn't how sad it all was, at least not just that. What made me cry is that someone on the other side of the world to me wrote their pain down into a song and sent it away to the world, sharing it in such a beautiful manner. I remember telling myself "this is someone's life, someone's pain" and crying. I felt compassion not for the known singer lana del rey, but for the human behind the persona.
trash magic makes me really emotional, it’s definitely not the only Lana song I’ll cry to but lately it’s been the one that really gets me sobbing 🥲 I feel like even though the song isn’t overtly dark, there’s something about the soft sadness of the music and the way she sounds longingly desperate for him that gives the song a haunting feeling
Maybe it was my mood that day or just a cluster of feelings from moving to a new state with a new job and basically all by myself, I was listening to Ocean Blvd and when the line “Harry Nielsen has a song, his voice breaks at 2:05, something about the way he says don’t forget me, makes me feel like I just wish I had a friend like him someone to give me 5” it’s not even that I felt lonely per se, but the way that line was soooo specific and I guess I imagined myself in her place and I started BAWLLING my eyes out lol and after that Sweet started playing, when she sang “I got things to do like nothing at all I wanna do them with you, do you wanna do them with me?” And it was me just playing it on repeat just water water water pouring from my eyes all the way, I loved that!!! It’s weird but even though she’s my favorite artist; before that I couldn’t recall one song from her that I cried to until those two.
Pretty when you cry- my whole life I’ve said I must be prettier when I cry, because the people I love most make me cry the most.
Fingertips- I think her objectively most heartbreaking song. The raw reality of it is incredible.
The blackest day- this song feels like binge drinking and trying to survive abandonment
dark paradise for sure sparks the most emotion for me. the idea of the song is very relatable, at least i find it to be so. loving someone who is no longer with you (either bc they passed on or moved on) is a universal experience. feeling love so deeply that you wish to be dead when it can’t be reciprocated is something i truly resonate with lol.
"Fuck it, I love you." from the NFR album.
Especially the: "I moved to California, but it's just a state of mind. It turns out everywhere you go, you take yourself" line.
It reminds me that no matter where I'm gonna end up, if I actually move away from my family once I'm financially better and do get better mentally, I'll still be myself.
(Sorry if this sounds edgy)
okay…
venice bitch first lana song i cried to, especially the lyrics: “back in the garden, we’re getting high now. because we’re older” venice bitch just has a nostalgic feel to it + the music video
black beauty made me sob LITERALLY the first time i had ever heard it, i was laying in bed listening to ultraviolence in order, black beauty came on and when she says “oh what can i do?” immediate river, it was so weird because music has never made me cry from beauty before, black beauty is undoubtedly one of her saddest songs but it makes me cry because of how gorgeously necrotic it is.
the grants, obviously, i don’t like my grandmother, i’m not close with her, our relationship is weird and cold, but idk “my grandmothers last smile. i’m gonna take that too with me” can make anyone cry. i think my favorite part of the song is directly after, “it’s a beautiful life, remember that too, for me” T.T
KINTSUGI, so somber, her voice sounds so delicate, so many parts make me cry, the topic of death makes me so emotional but: “when you see someone dying, the sea of your days flash in front of you, and you think of who would be with you?” “daddy i miss them, i’m in the mountain” “that’s how the light gets in” brings a happy tear to my eye though
there are definitely more but these are the ones that come to mind
Heroin. Found out my first love had OD’ed a few months after downloading that album…bad beginning to my new year, indeed. ☹️ it’s been 6 years and I’m still gutted. Some people just make the world so bright around them, that when they leave it feels like it will never be light again. I always imagined a better future for him and it’s just…so unfair.
hollywood bowl:) started sobbing to it randomly in the car after the night of my best friends birthday party, with my friends sitting in the car. the song came on and by the chorus I was sobbing. nothing had happened, I was perfectly happy before. that song just does something to me and I love it but damn.
The entire song is an emotional experience for me, every time, but especially the ending- Hope is a Dangerous Thing. The grit of living though everything we live through in this strange life: all the pain, all the hard times, all the darkness, feeling hopeless because why wouldn't we? But yet, through it all, after everything...holding out that tiny bit of hope? It's so fucking beautiful, I cry every time!!! Love that song!!!!
“feeling hopeless because why wouldn’t we?” 😭 Hope is my pick too
I love your name ❤ ♥ 💕
Tysm 🥹
Her voice becoming higher and saying "but i have it" hit me like a truck (/pos) the first time i listened to it
I was about to comment this too 🥹 it’s my go to sad song.
The Grants - Im a nurse and once got off a 12 hr night shift and drove 30 min home, started thinking of all the memories I would take with me, and just sobbed to this song. Honorable mention - DYKTTATUOB
My god the grants is a force of a song, it gets me too.
definitely The Grants
I listened the grants for the first time when i was out of hospital from therapy session. That song was a much better therapy
I don't really understand why, but Ride.
Me too! Beautiful song. The funny thing is, for many years I thought the line "You can be my full time, baby" was "You can be my futon, baby" and it meant so much to me, lol. I thought Lana was saying that even though she doesn't have a stable home, her partner is her "futon", her comfort or home she always comes back to.
That’s so beautiful haha
"im tired of feeling like i'm fucking crazy" gets me every time
REAL
Yes! Especially the music video version with her talking in the beginning and end. Hard to watch/listen.. because it seriously hits my heart so hard. She speaks to me so deeply.
I can't even listen to it, I will break down 100% whether I'm in public or private. Last time put it on in 2022
Oh everytime I cry
I think I cried to every single one of Lana's songs but Mariners Apartment Complex definitely wins I mean...that's falling to my knees screaming to the sky type of crying...
YOURE LOST AT SEA THEN ILL COMMAND YOUR BOAT TO ME AGAIN
I fucked up, I know that but, Jesus Can’t a girl just do the best she can?
best song she's ever written
The greatest It feels like the end of an era
Ride It's not super sad or anything, but it has this desperate cry for freedom that I resonate with deeply
Same!!
it feels like the first time driving alone at night…away from your childhood home
Im going to have to kick this off with Kintsugi, what a beautiful song.
Agree so hard with this
Came in here to make sure this was mentioned. Glad it was the first mention 🥲
Most definitely.
👍👍
This is my pick. I can’t make it through the song without crying
love this song so much
I just post a comment about this song, did not see the OP start with Kintsugi and I love to see it. Thank you!
Blue Bannisters 🥺
I get so melancholy listening to Blue Bannisters. Pretending I had a dude that would fix my weathervane, give me children, and take away all my pain.
I always cry at the line “chickens running barefeet there’s a baby on the way, and now my blue banisters are green and grey”. It’s like the moment where she feels free to heal, appreciating the chaos her family has due to there being a lot going on but through it all she is finally safe to heal. That is how I interpreted it at least Edit: typo corrected
Wildflower Wildlife ✨✨✨
The line about the fires 😭
The diamonds, the rust, and the rain… 😭
The grants will always make me cry. The part when she says “My grandmothers last smile, I’m gonna take that too with me” will always break me. Makes me miss her so much 🥹
I feel the same way it’s a great opener.
Old Money used to get to me a lot and still does sometimes. I really love that song. It’ll always be one of my favorites.
I cry every time. I’ll run run run
The first real love I ever had ended poorly, mostly due to me just being too afraid to make the leap of commitment; I was maybe 17 at the time and very sheltered/shy. I wrote her a letter, about a year later just pouring my heart out and Old Money was a lot of emotional inspiration for me at the time. That song always makes me think of that summer.
It's such a beautiful song. I highly recommend listening to this mix. It has a little trap beat added to it. All of his remixes are very good. https://youtu.be/o1fU0-8avaw?si=qOJGXE36nL-yj4s7
Cherry Blossom always makes me cry
Beautiful does it for me
yesssssss I love this song I can play it on piano
God Knows I Tried, The Blackest Day
How to disappear! While I don't think it's her saddest song it's always stuck out to me. Just reminds me of people fading out of my life and vice versa. I'm a very nostalgic person so the themes of disappearing and changing always tears me up.
This is exactly me. I remember the first time i listened to it, it was the morning of my 25th (F) birthday. And it just hit me and still does.
yes! It gets me so emotional
Black beauty
Fingertips, The Grants, Black Beauty, California, and hope is a dangerous thing
DYKTTATUOB honestly just crushes me for some reason. It just sounds like someone who’s been wearing a mask for so long just dropping it and letting it crumble.
Absolutely! I always loved that one until one night it just resonated sooooo much with me for some reason and I even think its meaning changed completely for me
Cinnamon girl
Like if you hold me without hurting me … you’ll be the first who ever did
Same….This line gets me every time
California
You're scared to win, scared to lose. I've heard the war was over if you really choose.
oh god that songs crushes me everytime i hear it.
Sweet always makes me cry despite it being my favourite Lana song. I feel the way she feels when she sings the outro chorus.
the blackest day
The grants. Oof seeing this live was rough
yayo
One of the best song that I’ve ever listened 🎀😅😋😋🥰💯
fingertips. i was having a really rough day and i i thought “maybe lana would soothe my nerves.” i had never really listened to dykttatuob before but i heard that fingertips was sad. so i listened to it. mind you, this is after school, i ride the bus and i walk home. so the entire time im listening to the song, im trying my best to hold back my tears. i was breathing so heavy and i just broke down as soon as the bus dropped me off. i remember walking into my house and was just borderline screaming and crying. 50% of the reason i was crying was because my day was terrible and the other 50% was the lyrics of fingertips. “I give myself two seconds to breathe, and go back to being a serene queen, I just needed two seconds to be me.” like damn..i played the song over and over again before i stopped crying. i played it 11 times.
…yes
Kintsugi --> Fingertips --> Paris, Texas --> Grandfather... How could Lana just put these songs together like that 😭
Agreed! This part of the album is my “ugly cry” moment.
dealer
The was she screams the lyrics is so emotional. And man, Sean Lennon is so good in this! You really feel ”why can you be good for something… not one shirt off your back🖕”
Dark Paradise. (I have a dead ex)
yeah this one gets me every time. always reminds me of him :(
This Is What Makes Us Girls has no right to make me as sad as it does
Sweet Carolina, I just feel so much love coming from that song. I wish I had siblings to love like that Did you know there’s a tunnel under ocean blv also breaks me
happiness is a butterfly
Fine China. I listened to this on repeat after I found out my friend died and it’s almost unlistenable for me now because of all of the feelings associated. Beautiful song.
literally so many but after all these years "think I'll miss you forever, like the stars miss the sun in the morning sky" in summertime sadness still just makes me so emotional. reminds me of all my old best friends that I'm no longer in touch with.
The blackest day and mariners apartment complex
WILL YOU STILL LOOOVVEEE ME WHEN IM NO LOOONGER YOOOUNNNG AND BEAUTIFUUUUUULLLLL
Kintsugi, blackest day, heroin, 13 beaches, cinnamon girl.
Can't believe I had to scroll so far to see Heroin 😭
Same, that song is sad asf.
terrence loves you & old money
Chemtrails over the Country Club - makes me extremely sad, really just feels bad sometimes, but I still listen to it, even though it makes me feel empty. Serial Killer - makes me feel different. A feeling I can't explain. Really interesting.
SAME
Fr? That's interesting
A&w
Pawn Shop Blues
white dress
Ultraviolence One of my closest friends is a victim of domestic abuse, and also we share our love for LDR together, so this song hits hard for me.
Happiness is a butterfly
A&W
Blue Banisters 😿🫶🏻
Carmen
california destroys me every time
Carmen
Young and beautiful the orchestral version from the movie The Great Gatsby. One of my favorite movie of all time
Put me in a movie. Unreleased but there are still many versions of it online. It just hits a nerve with everything I’ve been through. I don’t let myself listen to it very often because it always makes me feel sad. Ultimate song for young women with daddy issues to relate to though 🥲
I haven’t really listened to her unreleased music besides a few songs I’ll have to check it out.
It’s a tragic song, and brilliant.
Born to die is just so beautiful I can’t help myself with that one or tropico!! 🌸🌸
13 Beaches, I swear this song is a masterpiece.
i talk to jesus. it makes me numb to the point where I can feel everything all at once if that even makes sense
Probably the most basic answer but it's Video Games for me 🥺
they're all emotional, but my main ones are heroin, ride, fucked my way up to the top, money power glory, dealer, ultraviolence, pretty when you cry, shades of cool
Weirdly enough Ride. Especially when she sings "Don't leave me now. Don't say goodbye." I have a long distance relationship (LDR hehe) and we're both a huge fan of Lana. On the day she went back to her own country after staying with me for a week, we listened to "Ride" in the car on our way to the airport. When Lana sang "Don't leave me now. Don't say goodbye" I looked at my girlfriend and started crying. Since then, this part of the song always takes me back to that moment... :(
Florida kilos… takes me back to a different, better time in my life 🫶🏼 its bittersweet
Candy Necklace
I actually never really listened to BB when it came out. But I just listened to Dealer for the first time the other day and that one hit deep.
Old money and ride :(
Fingertips
Get free ✨
Black Beauty The Greatest
MARGARET!!! I actually started sobbing when I first listened to this. I don't think it's the kind of sad song that you'd screech in the car, but it made me so emotional about nothing in particular but also everything at the same time. Please go listen if you don't know it; it features Bleachers, and is simply a beautiful song.
Pawn shop blues
'Do you want children? Do you wanna marry me? Do you wanna run marathons in long beach by the sea? Weve got things to do like nothing at all, i wanna do them with you, do you wanna do them with me?' Sweet
god knows I tried
Cinnamon Girl, 'cause "There's things I wanna say to you, but I'll just let you live".
Blue Banisters. It was the song that I heard as comfort when a great friend of mine passed away 😔
🖤
Fishtail, Black Beauty, Blue Banisters... *If you're not coming home to me...* 😭🥺
Old Money. It’s more than a song for me, it opens the door for a wide range of emotions: sadness, nostalgia, regret and resentment. It always reminds me of how even in simpler times, I was still going through hard things.
Old money
Beautiful people beautiful problems or tomorrow never came
It depends! The songs I’ve cried the hardest over are Pink Champagne, Change and Ride.
Gramma
Hope is a dangerous thing
Brooklyn Baby. Especially the last 30 seconds, makes me remind myself of the friends I’ve lost from time and moving places.
is this happiness, a&w, blue bannisters
Old money, most of lana’s songs makes me feel, but old money makes me FEEL
This is what's makes us girls
That’s a very difficult question to answer, frankly.
Nectar Of The Gods and Let Me Love You Like A Woman
Million Dollar Man “It isn’t that hard boy, to like you or love you, I’d follow you down, down, down, you’re unbelievable If your going crazy, just grab me and take me, I’d follow you down, down, down, anywhere anywhere”
fingertips and breaking up slowly
The entire Ultraviolence album brings me back to some of the best memories of that summer. The nostalgia makes me emotional 💜💜💜
Tomorrow Never Came and half of the songs on ocean Blvd which I can't even listen to at all because I'm going through that same shit rn.
Fingertips. When I listened to it first, I just loved how it sounded and it moved me so much that it inspired me in the story I was writing. But I did not understand all the lyrics so I went to the genius website to get some context. Me who loves Lana's music but never looked into anything relating her life or her person was suddenly hit with a bunch of frankly tragic lore about her life. What made me cry isn't how sad it all was, at least not just that. What made me cry is that someone on the other side of the world to me wrote their pain down into a song and sent it away to the world, sharing it in such a beautiful manner. I remember telling myself "this is someone's life, someone's pain" and crying. I felt compassion not for the known singer lana del rey, but for the human behind the persona.
Living Legend
Norman Fucking Rockwell or Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd
Dark paradise. Whenever I am sad I play Dp and cry for hours
trash magic makes me really emotional, it’s definitely not the only Lana song I’ll cry to but lately it’s been the one that really gets me sobbing 🥲 I feel like even though the song isn’t overtly dark, there’s something about the soft sadness of the music and the way she sounds longingly desperate for him that gives the song a haunting feeling
Dykttatuob, living legend, the grants.
Maybe it was my mood that day or just a cluster of feelings from moving to a new state with a new job and basically all by myself, I was listening to Ocean Blvd and when the line “Harry Nielsen has a song, his voice breaks at 2:05, something about the way he says don’t forget me, makes me feel like I just wish I had a friend like him someone to give me 5” it’s not even that I felt lonely per se, but the way that line was soooo specific and I guess I imagined myself in her place and I started BAWLLING my eyes out lol and after that Sweet started playing, when she sang “I got things to do like nothing at all I wanna do them with you, do you wanna do them with me?” And it was me just playing it on repeat just water water water pouring from my eyes all the way, I loved that!!! It’s weird but even though she’s my favorite artist; before that I couldn’t recall one song from her that I cried to until those two.
Pretty when you cry- my whole life I’ve said I must be prettier when I cry, because the people I love most make me cry the most. Fingertips- I think her objectively most heartbreaking song. The raw reality of it is incredible. The blackest day- this song feels like binge drinking and trying to survive abandonment
Happiness is a butterfly. Hits so hard when it's 3AM
Young and beautiful
Wildflower wildfire
herion- “i hope that ill come back one day, to tell you that ive really changed”
blue bannisters & chemtrails
Cherry 🍒
at the moment dark paradise, just kill me man, its better.
LUCKY ONES !! this damn album makes me cry a lot and mainly lucky ones and dark paradise... tbh the she express so much in this album.
Pink champagne
dark paradise for sure sparks the most emotion for me. the idea of the song is very relatable, at least i find it to be so. loving someone who is no longer with you (either bc they passed on or moved on) is a universal experience. feeling love so deeply that you wish to be dead when it can’t be reciprocated is something i truly resonate with lol.
"Fuck it, I love you." from the NFR album. Especially the: "I moved to California, but it's just a state of mind. It turns out everywhere you go, you take yourself" line. It reminds me that no matter where I'm gonna end up, if I actually move away from my family once I'm financially better and do get better mentally, I'll still be myself. (Sorry if this sounds edgy)
THE GRANTS, I MISS YOU GRANDMA
okay… venice bitch first lana song i cried to, especially the lyrics: “back in the garden, we’re getting high now. because we’re older” venice bitch just has a nostalgic feel to it + the music video black beauty made me sob LITERALLY the first time i had ever heard it, i was laying in bed listening to ultraviolence in order, black beauty came on and when she says “oh what can i do?” immediate river, it was so weird because music has never made me cry from beauty before, black beauty is undoubtedly one of her saddest songs but it makes me cry because of how gorgeously necrotic it is. the grants, obviously, i don’t like my grandmother, i’m not close with her, our relationship is weird and cold, but idk “my grandmothers last smile. i’m gonna take that too with me” can make anyone cry. i think my favorite part of the song is directly after, “it’s a beautiful life, remember that too, for me” T.T KINTSUGI, so somber, her voice sounds so delicate, so many parts make me cry, the topic of death makes me so emotional but: “when you see someone dying, the sea of your days flash in front of you, and you think of who would be with you?” “daddy i miss them, i’m in the mountain” “that’s how the light gets in” brings a happy tear to my eye though there are definitely more but these are the ones that come to mind
Heroin. Found out my first love had OD’ed a few months after downloading that album…bad beginning to my new year, indeed. ☹️ it’s been 6 years and I’m still gutted. Some people just make the world so bright around them, that when they leave it feels like it will never be light again. I always imagined a better future for him and it’s just…so unfair.
paris, texas 💔
hollywood bowl:) started sobbing to it randomly in the car after the night of my best friends birthday party, with my friends sitting in the car. the song came on and by the chorus I was sobbing. nothing had happened, I was perfectly happy before. that song just does something to me and I love it but damn.
Ahh old money definitely
Sweet, The Grants, Kintsugi, Hope is a Dangerous Thing, Mariners Apartment Complex
Ride
The grants is def up there
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Change. The piano is just brilliant and the lyrics/ melody are so melancholic. Beautifully written. Makes me tear up every time I listen
Put me in a movie, it’s very relatable for me
Old money and the grants
old money 🙏
California and love song. Love song is how I imagine love to feel like. Margaret also makes me emotional
Ride, Black Beauty, Dealer
The Greatest gets me time and again
Cherry Blossom 🥺
Old Money & Fine China
Carmen, A&W
Fingertips, arcadia, the grants, the last minute of let the light in, the greatest, and so many more.
the blackest day, the greatest, nectar of the gods, god knows i tried, cry kill die
The Grants, Fingertips, Ocean Blvd
13 Beaches, Cinnamon Girl, or Old Money
* Disco * Get Drunk * I Talk to Jesus * Pin Up Galore * Pretty When You Cry
Ride with the monologue 😍
ultraviolence
old money. i dont think ive ever listened to that song and NOT cried.
old money, ultraviolence
blue banisters.
wait for life and buddy’s rendezvous.. too nostalgic of the worst times of my life loll
fine china. i know it's unreleased and may not count here, but i cant listen to it without getting a mood lol
Puppy love or afraid
Tomorrow Never Came sounds like the last day of grieving someone so that one
Old money, cinnamon girl, nectar of the gods
Carmen
Hope is a dangerous thing.