What are some songs that automatically bring tears to your eyes,or in other words,make you cry?
Here are some of mine.
You Don't Bring Me Flowers
Angel Of The Morning(Olivia Newton John's version)
I Don't Need You/from/Kenny Rogers
The Last Waltz

Ain't No Way -Aretha Franklin
Please Celebrate Me Home - Kenny Loggins
Why Can't This Night Go On Forever - Journey
Faithfully - Journey
Yesterday - The Beatles
Jealous Guy - John Lennon
A Change Is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke
How Do You Mend A Broken Heart - Al Green
Why - Annie Lennox
Its Just Another New Years Eve - Barry Manilow
God Only Knows - Beach Boys
I Can't Make You Love Me - Bonnie Raitt
Have I Told You Lately - Rod Stewart
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas- Any version
Ave Maria - Celene Dion
This Bitter Earth - Dinah Washingto
Thank You - Dido
By Your Side - Sade
Angel - Sarah McLaughlin
Home - Stephanie Mills
Stay Gold - Stevie Wonder
The Thrill Is Gone - B.B. King

Yesterday - The Beatles


I think that's the only song that has ever made me cry. "Dance With My Father" by Luther is very touching also, but not enough to bring me to tears.

Freebird --- Skynyrd
The Ride --- David Allan Coe

Alot of different songs can make me cry, depending on my mood and what I'm thinking about at the time...

1000 Oceans- Tori Amos
Tears in Heaven- Eric Clapton
Imagine- John Lennon
Candle in the Wind- Elton John
Ode to my Family- The Cranberries
Father and Son- Boyzone

Mother - John Lennon
Day Is Done - Nick Drake

Imagine - John Lennon
Ave Maria - Versions by Aaron Neville and Karen Carpenter
The way we were - Barbra Streisand
some songs by Bread
Dance with my father - Luther Vandross (reminds me of my dad who died a year ago)
Please Come Home For Xmas - The Eagles

To The One You love-Glen Frey
Wind Beneath My Wings- Bette Midler

Lots of songs by Chicago

A few by Dusty Springfield

"Imagine" by John Lennon

Ehh, some of them make me cry and some make me almost cry.

"Last Kiss" - Pearl Jam
"My Heart Will Go On" - Celin Dion
"The Scientist" - Coldplay
"Long, Long Way to Go" - Def Leppard
"Better Days" - Goo Goo Dolls
"Radio's In Heaven" - Plain White T's
"Blury" - Puddle of Mud
"When I Look To The Sky" - Train (makes me sob)

"Dogs" -Pink FLoyd

Wind Beneath My Wings

A Wonderful World

Abraham, Martin and John

Only Time

Most Christmas songs...

Many Christian songs bring tears to my eyes. Probably even hundreds.

How Do You Get That Lonely - Blaine Larsen

Only Time



Do you mean Only Time by Enya?:wave: :cool:

When my aunt died at sixty, the Elton John song "Sixty Years On" made me cry a bit. :(

Do you mean Only Time by Enya?:wave: :cool:
Yes, it was my late sister's favorite song. We played it at her funeral. I can't listen to even five seconds of it now. :(

Joey-Concrete Blonde The song is deep, and My uncle Joey died so that song is hard to hear, although I really like it.:(

the carpenters - love me for what I am
the carpenters - rainy days on mondays
(and some other carpenters songs)
tori amos - crucify
and some more... can't think of them right now

"How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"-Bee Gees
"Living Inside Myself"-Gino Vannelli
"True"-Spandau Ballet
"Reminiscing"-Little River Band

Here's a 9/11 tribute song/video that always makes me cry. Here (http://www.fate-organization.com/articals/victims/didsheknow.swf)

"When I Look To The Sky" - Train (makes me sob)

That one gets me too. Also "In My Life"-The Beatles, and "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You?"-Michael Bolton.

Peter, Paul & Mary: "Leaving on a Jet Plane." R.E.M.: "Man on the Moon." Derek and the Dominos: "Thorn Tree in the Garden." Johny Mathis's version of "The Christmas Song."

Spirit in the Night - Bruce Springsteen

(I don't know why it makes me cry, but it does.)

Green Onions - Booker T & The MG's :lol:

No Charge - Melba Montgomery

Roses for Mama - C.W. McCall

We're All Alone - Rita Coolidge

If - Bread

Sorry ( AKA I ran all the way home, just to say im sorry )- The Impalas
Whenever i hear this song about a guy who threw away the love of his life and begs to see her one more time to try and get her back, I think of Johanne ( the love of MY life ) who gave me many chances to tell her how I felt, but, i couldnt, and lost her forever! I can barely sing this song without getting misty until my voice starts to crack =_='

Almost anything by John Lennon - especially "(Just Like) Starting Over", which was to be his big comeback hit. Instead it was a big posthumous hit. "Woman" makes me cry too; I would love to have the man of my dreams sing/play it for me someday. "Beautiful Boy" makes me cry because it makes me think of my gorgeous 1-year-old nephew.

"If You Can Read My Mind" by Gordon Lightfoot and "Up, Up & Away" by 5th Dimension make me cry even though I have no idea why. :lol:

"Faithfully" and "Send Her My Love" by Journey always choke me up because they remind me of a very special male friend of mine who unexpectedly passed on at age 35 in 2003. "On Eagles' Wings" (the hymn) makes me cry because it was played at his funeral. :(

Almost anything by John Lennon - especially "(Just Like) Starting Over", which was to be his big comback hit. Instead it was a big posthumous hit. "Woman" makes me cry too; I would love to have the man of my dreams sing/play it for me someday. "Beautiful Boy" makes me cry because it makes me think of my gorgeous 1-year-old nephew.

"If You Can Read My Mind" by Gordon Lightfoot and "Up, Up & Away" by 5th Dimension make me cry even though I have no idea why. :lol:

"Faithfully" and "Send Her My Love" by Journey always choke me up because they remind me of a very special male friend of mine who unexpectedly passed on at age 35 in 2003. "On Eagles' Wings" (the hymn) makes me cry because it was played at his funeral. :(


I'm sorry about your friend, Monika. :(

If I ever have a son, I am going to sing "Beautiful Boy" to him. I love that song. "Woman" is great too.

I'm sorry about your friend, Monika. :(

If I ever have a son, I am going to sing "Beautiful Boy" to him. I love that song. "Woman" is great too.
Thank you, Mike. Yes, it'll be 4 years already in August. He was a huge Journey fan, as I am. It is still hard to hear some of their songs without tearing up, but it's easier now that some time has passed.

Thank you, Mike. Yes, it'll be 4 years already in August. He was a huge Journey fan, as I am. It is still hard to hear some of their songs without tearing up, but it's easier now that some time has passed.

"Faithfully" is a pretty touching song. "I'll Be Alright Without You" is too.

"Faithfully" is a pretty touching song. "I'll Be Alright Without You' is too.
Yes, and so is "When You Love A Woman". Of course, no one can sing "Open Arms" like Steve Perry.

To me, Journey without Steve Perry is just like Bewitched without Dick York. Just doesn't work for me...;)

Yes, and so is "When You Love A Woman".

Yeah, it is. So is "Open Arms". I think that "Faithfully" is my favorite though.

Yeah, it is. So is "Open Arms". I think that "Faithfully" is my favorite though.
Steve Perry's solo hit "Foolish Heart" is another good ballad.

Fly To the Angels - Slaughter
Rain Song - Led Zeppelin
I Remember You - Skid Row
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds - Elton John
Love Song - Tesla

"In My Time" by Teddy Pendergrass
Video (http://youtube.com/watch?v=-MhSm5sPu8k)

The Living Years by Mike and the Mechanics, it makes me think of my late father. I always feel so sad when I hear it.

Allison Krauss and Brad Paisly- Whisky Lullaby

Mercy Me- Homesick

Dimond Rio- One More Day

Paul Young- Everytime you go away

Selena- I Could Fall in Love

Loggins and Messina- Pooh Corner

Yo La Te
ngo- My little corner of the world- I think this is sad cause it's a song used for the show Gilmore girls and now that Gilmore girls is no more evertime I hear that song it makes me think of the show and I start to cry

Allison Krauss and Brad Paisly- Whisky Lullaby

Mercy Me- Homesick

Dimond Rio- One More Day

Paul Young- Everytime you go away

Selena- I Could Fall in Love

Loggins and Messina- Pooh Corner

Yo La Te
ngo- My little corner of the world- I think this is sad cause it's a song used for the show Gilmore girls and now that Gilmore girls is no more evertime I hear that song it makes me think of the show and I start to cry
Selena's "Dreaming Of You" is one that makes me misty.

Have you ever heard the original version of "Everytime You Go Away"? Written by Daryl Hall, the song first appeared on Hall & Oates' 1980 album Voices. It is also available on the 2-CD compilation The Essential Hall & Oates. The arrangement is slow and very gospelish. When I saw the duo perform live in 2002, they played the song and it still holds up.

Have you ever heard the original version of "Everytime You Go Away"? Written by Daryl Hall, the song first appeared on Hall & Oates' 1980 album Voices. It is also available on the 2-CD compilation The Essential Hall & Oates. The arrangement is slow and very gospelish. When I saw the duo perform live in 2002, they played the song and it still holds up.


Well I just learned something today. I knew Hall and Oates sang Everytime you go away but I didn't know they wrote it and were the first one's to sing it. Thanks for the info.

The Show Must Go On - Queen
Who Wants To Live Forever- Queen
She Makes My Day - Robert Palmer
What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong/Kenny G

This one usually does it. :crying:

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Well I just learned something today. I knew Hall and Oates sang Everytime you go away but I didn't know they wrote it and were the first one's to sing it. Thanks for the info.
No problem! :wave:

Have you ever heard the original version of "Everytime You Go Away"? Written by Daryl Hall, the song first appeared on Hall & Oates' 1980 album Voices. It is also available on the 2-CD compilation The Essential Hall & Oates. The arrangement is slow and very gospelish. When I saw the duo perform live in 2002, they played the song and it still holds up.

I heard Hall and Oates's origianl recording long before Paul Young covered it. My sister was incensed, she was a Hall and Oates fan, and she hated the idea of anyone redoing their songs. She disliked Paul Young's version.

Tears in Heaven - Eric Clapton
(Just Like) Starting Over - John Lennon
Sunshine on My Shoulders - John Denver
Cinderella - Steven Curtis Chapman
Up, Up & Away - 5th Dimension

Look After You by The Fray...makes me think of a certain person who is no longer in my life. I almost started crying right in front of him when it was playing once.

Corny but, I started crying once when I heard The Rose by Bette Midler :lol: Yeah.

Save the Last Dance For Me-The Drifters

Now one of my favorite songs, it really hits home for me

Maybe tears, maybe not, but these songs always affect me deeply, could be a memory I associate with it or some strong emotion:

Wishin'--Buddy Holly

Everything that Touches You--The Association

You've Got Your Troubles--Fortunes

Another You--Seekers (I think)

Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)--Jay Black

On My Way Home--Enya

First of May--Bee Gees

When I'm With You--Sheriff

Shannon--Michael Gross (He wrote this sad, but beautiful song for Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, when his dog Shannon died)

Dance With My Father--Luther Vandross

I Got You Babe--Sonny and Cher

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'--Righteous Bros.--or--Hall & Oates verson--both are good.

You're the Inspiration--Chicago (I especially liked it in Karate Kid)

What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong

Wind Beneath My Wings - Bette Midler

True Nature - Yanni

The Time Of My Life - Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes

Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers

Your Wildest Dreams - The Moody Blues

Operator - Jim Croce

At Seventeen - Janis Ian

Moon River - Andy Williams

Miracles - Jefferson Starship

It Was A Very Good Year - Frank Sinatra

And too many Christmas Carols to mention.

Save the Last Dance For Me-The Drifters

Now one of my favorite songs, it really hits home for me
A big hit from 1960. I think it reached #1.

What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong

Wind Beneath My Wings - Bette Midler

True Nature - Yanni

The Time Of My Life - Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes

Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers

Your Wildest Dreams - The Moody Blues

Operator - Jim Croce

At Seventeen - Janis Ian

Moon River - Andy Williams

Miracles - Jefferson Starship

It Was A Very Good Year - Frank Sinatra

And too many Christmas Carols to mention.
Janice, have you ever heard Gary Morris' version of Wind Beneath My Wings? It was released in 1983, I believe. It's very haunting and gorgeous. THAT will make tears come to your eyes.

O Holy Night- Celine Dion. Mariah does this song ok, but Celine owns it.

Green Onions - Booker T & The MG's :lol:
:yeahthat :nod:

And don't forget "Glass Onion" by The Beatles!! :lol:

O Holy Night- Celine Dion. Mariah does this song ok, but Celine owns it.
Just about any version of O Holy Night brings tears to my eyes. It's probably my favorite Christmas carol. :D

Whiskey Lullabye-Brad Paisley and Allison Krauss
Just a Dream-Carrie Underwood
Tears In Heaven-Eric Clapton
Hear You Me-Jimmy Eat World
Breathe Me-Sia

A Change Is Gonna Come-Sam Cooke

Wow is that song ever moving, from the subject matter and to the way Sam sings it and with the whole strings and horns in the background. It almost sounds eerie, but then it was one of the last things he recorded.

To be honest I cant really describe it well, you have to hear it for yourself.

Janice, have you ever heard Gary Morris' version of Wind Beneath My Wings? It was released in 1983, I believe. It's very haunting and gorgeous. THAT will make tears come to your eyes.
No Monika, I've never heard that. It must be something as Bette Milder's version is a real tear-jerker.

Another song that has a sad melody to me is, Over The Rainbow. It's a mixture of longing for watching The Wizard of Oz in childhood, Judy Garland's sad fate, as well as wishing for a perfect world. Sort of like John Lennon's, Imagine.

No Monika, I've never heard that. It must be something as Bette Milder's version is a real tear-jerker.

Another song that has a sad melody to me is, Over The Rainbow, by Judy Garland. It's a mixture of longing for childhood and The Wizard of Oz, as well as wishing for a perfect world. Sort of like John Lennon's, Imagine.
I have the song on my computer, and would be happy to email it to you, Janice. Let me know. :D

Thanks Monika, but I'll try to download it. If not, I'll let you know. :)

Another song that makes me sad is the Christmas song, I'll Be Home For Christmas. Many Christmas songs were written in wartime, particulary WWII, and that song is one of them. With that in mind, listening to it really tugs at the heartstrings. "If only in my dreams."

^ OK, Janice - if you can't find the song, PM me and I'll be sure to email it to you. :D

Earlier on XM Highway 16 I heard a song by Bucky Covington called I'll Walk and it made my cry.

PATCHES - CLARENCE CARTER
ALONE AGAIN NATURALLY - GILBERT O SULLIVAN

I'm currently listening to Johnny Cash's cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt". The saddest song in the world. Johnny Cash definitely chokes you up with tears in this song. You can definitely feel and hear his pain. :crying:

I'm currently listening to Johnny Cash's cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt". The saddest song in the world. Johnny Cash definitely chokes you up with tears in this song. You can definitely feel and hear his pain. :crying:
For sure...June had just passed when he recorded the song, right?

For sure...June had just passed when he recorded the song, right?Actually, the song was on the album 'American IV: The Man Comes Around', which was recorded on Rick Rubin's American label in 2002, the fall before June's death, but I imagine he knew she was not going to be with him for very long. It was interesting that in his later years, Johnny Cash teamed up with a producer such as Rubin who were more known by younger audiences for his work with bands such as Slayer, the Beastie Boys, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. It was his way of keeping in touch with more contemporary audiences.

^ OK, thanks for clarifying.

I'm currently listening to Johnny Cash's cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Hurt". The saddest song in the world. Johnny Cash definitely chokes you up with tears in this song. You can definitely feel and hear his pain. :crying:

Oh my gosh, what an amazing song!!! I get teary eyed whenever I listen to it, or see the video for it. His voice is absolutely haunting in this song!!!

Celluloid Heroes - the Kinks

You Were a Good Friend - Kenny Rogers

This song reminds me of all the special people in my life who have gone on before - especially in the case of Deanna.

"A Change Is Gonna Come" by Sam Cooke. Only he can sing this song, and only he can sing it with such emotion. If you dont feel anything after hearing this, check yourself for a pulse.

Unchained melody- Righteous Brothers
Keep you- Sugarland
I told you so- Carrie Underwood
Captain Jack- Billy Joel
Piano Man-Billy Joel
Vienna-Billy Joel

Can I just say any Billy Joel song???

Vienna-Billy Joel

Can I just say any Billy Joel song???

I think "Vienna" was about Joel's father.

Unchained melody- Righteous Brothers
Keep you- Sugarland
I told you so- Carrie Underwood
Captain Jack- Billy Joel
Piano Man-Billy Joel
Vienna-Billy Joel

Can I just say any Billy Joel song???
Sure! Honesty, Goodnight My Angel, She's Got a Way...all moving and beautiful. :cool:

Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again (Naturally)"
John Lennon's "Just Like (Starting Over)"
Paul McCartney's "Let 'em In"

Dreaming of You and I Could Fall In Love by Selena make me cry.

This part from Dreaming of You especially makes me cry:

Late at night when all the world is sleeping
I stay up and think of you
And I still can't believe
That you came up to me and said "I love you"
I love you too

Now I'm dreaming with you tonight
Till tomorrow and for all of my life

That whole part gives me goosebumps and makes me cry because her voice was so beautiful and she died way to young.

Dang you Scumlonda for being so selfish by murdering a beautiful young woman that was so full of life.

Refelctions of My Life - Marmalade

"The Prayer", "To Where You Are" and "You're Still You" by Josh Groban--and those are just off his first album LOL!

"Annie's Song" by John Denver and "Dreamboat Annie" by Heart, for their prophetic nature in my life shall we say....

Already mentioned above, but "Who Wants to Live Forever" and "The Show Must Go On" by Queen, as well as another song that was recorded just before Freddie Mercury died "These Are the Days of Our Lives". Such a great loss to the world of music...same thing with John Lennon, I cry at alot of his songs for the same reason. Most especially "Woman", thinking how I would feel if I were Yoko now. And "Imagine"--it doesn't reflect my philosophy at all but I find it achingly beautiful.

Also already mentioned, "Open Arms" by Journey. I do agree Journey without Steve Perry is never going to be the same. But having said that, on their album "Generations" (which featured several of the lead singers they went through after he left as well as lead vocals by all the other members but the drummer), many of the songs can make me cry, and not just because he is not singing them. "Faith in the Heartland" (perfectly expresses where I have now lived half my life though I am not a country girl by birth) and "Butterfly" especially (see my screen name and signature).

Perhaps weirdly, "Sweet Child O' Mine" by Guns and Roses gets to me. Reminds me of my children, who are blonde and blue-eyed. I made it the running text throughout my older daughter's scrapbook when she graduated high school.

As also brought up by another poster, there are a lot of Christian works that can move me greatly. The biggest one, though, is a song that I don't think anyone else on the planet seems to remember--"For Those Tears I Died". I have never heard it recorded by any Christian artist but it was in a book of "Jesus freak" type modern songs from the 60's that my family had when I was growing up.

And for many years after my sister in law FINALLY got married after 40, I couldn't listen to "Winds Beneath My Wings" without laughing because she sang it to her husband at their wedding and made a fool of herself. But then just recently he passed away suddenly, and yesterday for the first time in years I heard that song over the PA in a Chinese restaurant and nearly bawled in public! They were very happy, but in recent years had hit hard times, and now she is alone....:(

And how did I forget "Tears in Heaven"? I just went back through this forum and caught that--any parent would probably lose it over that one if they know the story.

We're All Alone - Rita Coolidge

^^^ Definitely that one.

No one mentioned "Seasons in the Sun" by Terry Jacks? That song made me nearly cry...maybe because the song is VERY lame!

But another good tearjerker song would be "He ain't heavy...He's my Brother" by The Hollies....

One is 'Ellsworth, KS' by Rascal Flatts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYdzSoJHO3Y

'Temporary Home' by the fine lady in my avatar. It gives me such hope.
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if7CZF_ycWQ

I have many others.

I wanted to add to my earlier post:

Same Old Lang Syne--by Dan Fogelberg

These are just a few songs that make me sad.

Got To Be There by The Jackson 5-The way little Michael sings that song just amazes me. By the time the song is over, there are tears streaming down my face without me realizing it. The emotion little Michael put into that song was nothing short of amazing. You could actually feel what he was feeling in the song by the way he sang it.

He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother is an amazing song. I admit that I do have tears in my eyes when I hear that song. It's wonderful.

Landslide by Fleetwood Mac is a great song. It makes me think of my dad who died back in 09 of cancer. It was sad before that but it has more meaning now. The first time I heard it, I cried.

Tears In Heaven by Eric Clapton is a tearjerker. When I found out the real meaning of the song, it made it even sadder.

Independence Day by Martina McBride is really sad. The song itself isn't sad unless you watch the actual video. It just makes me bawl like a baby.

Superman (It Ain't Easy) by Five Fighting is very sad. It's a great song but it does really make you think about life.

I will post more later.

Friends-by Michael W Smith (the original version)

Friends-by Michael W Smith (the original version)

Oooooh yes! Forgot about that one, which is odd because it has always done the same to me....most of all just last year when we sang it in church in honor of the high school graduates--one of whom was my oldest daughter! I LOST IT!

Independence Day by Martina McBride is really sad. The song itself isn't sad unless you watch the actual video. It just makes me bawl like a baby.

Superman (It Ain't Easy) by Five Fighting is very sad. It's a great song but it does really make you think about life.


^Those too!

This Woman's Work by Kate Bush

Angel by Sarah McLachlan

Stay by Shakespeare's Sister

Luka by Suzanne Vega

Cherish by The Association

Can't believe I forgot to mention Phil Collins' "We Said Hello, Goodbye."

Don't laugh but I'm also adding GreenDay's "Good Riddence" (although I prefer to call it "Time of Your Life"). I get emotional every time I hear that song... mainly because it reminds me of Seinfeld ending.

Streets of Philadelphia by Bruce Springsteen
Angel by Sarah Mclachlan
Tears in Heaven by Eric Clapton
Hallelujah (the Jeff Buckley Version)
The Maker Makes by Rufus Wainwright
My Immortal by Evanescence
Roads - Portishead
One Sweet Day by Boyz II Men & Mariah Carey

That song was sung by the great AYESHA BHOSLAY and the song named as YE DOORIYAN that song was really emotional

We dug up our old Boston CD's this afternoon before taking a short trip into the city. I can't believe I forgot about THEM! So many songs that I get emotional about, like "Hitch a Ride", "A Man I'll Never Be", "Amanda", "What Does it Take to Be a Man?", and "Can'tcha Say"!

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Lately I've been addicted to "Crush" by David Arculetta and it makes me pretty emotional when I listen to the words.

MercyMe - I can only imagine

Without You - Harry Nilsson

The newest CD by Josh Groban has a few (of course!) - "L'Ora Dell'Addio" (yes, in Italian but I understood it well enough to know it is about saying goodbye to someone you love, and how both "suffer" for it) and "Au Jardin de Sans-Pourquoi" (again, I could understand the French enough to get that it is about someone who has gone to heaven and the writer wants them to come back--plus the dedication "in memory of Kate McGarrigle" made that clear. It was written by her son Rufus Wainwright). Also, "The War at Home" and "London Hymn". This last one is a very short piece in Latin about remembering "the unquiet dead" and through that remembrance bringing them peace (it had the translation printed beneath the lyrics).

River - Joni Mitchell

"Night Moves" by Bob Seger was actually making me cry last night! :eek:

My Mother Had a Brother - George Michael
At Seventeen - Janis Ian
Sally's Pigeons - Cyndi Lauper

Shoes For Chrtistmas by Alabama (so sad)
Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Middler (another very sad song)

Both are very good songs, I just find it hard to get through them without tears.

The end of "A Baby Changes Everything" from Faith Hill always gets to me.

God bless you and Faith always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

No other song makes me more sad than Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again (Naturally)".

Shoes For Chrtistmas by Alabama (so sad)



I . . . hate . . . this . . .song! :mad:

THE Last Farewell- Roger Whittaker


This song is so beautiful it always makes me weep. Roger Whittaker is perfection.

THE Last Farewell- Roger Whittaker


This song is so beautiful it always makes me weep. Roger Whittaker is perfection.

And don't forget Roger Whittaker's "Durham Town."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fH3mE5crzLI

I . . . hate . . . this . . .song! :mad:




:lol: I hate it too! It's enough to put one into a diabetic coma!:rolleyes:

And don't forget Roger Whittaker's "Durham Town."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fH3mE5crzLI


Great song too! But it doesn't make me weep.:wave:

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Some other songs that get to me are;

I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry- BJ Thomas- Sung with such feeling!

Wichita Lineman- Glen Campbell- This song reminds me of when my husband and I were engaged and the weeks before we got married. Very nostalgic for me!

If You Could Read My Mind- Gordon Lightfoot- Just a beautiful song:)

Yesterday Once More and Superstar- The Carpenters-

In My Life- John Lennon/ The Beatles. - How I miss John Lennon!:(

To me, no one sings with more heart, passion, feeling, and soul than my most favorite singer James Otto on his song here named "Dam* Right". :) :) :)

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God bless you and him always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

Great song too! But it doesn't make me weep.:wave:

"Durham Town" makes me tear up. His mum dies in the song! :(

Green Onions --by Booker T and the MG's.

Green Onions --by Booker T and the MG's.

:lol:

Green Onions --by Booker T and the MG's.

Good one but I'm 5 years ahead of ya. :p

Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time"
Cher's "If I Could Turn Back Time"
Ozzy Osbourne's "Mama, I'm Coming Home"
Patsy Cline's "Half As Much" or any of her sad songs
Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" and "I Have Nothing"
Celine Dion's "Because You Loved Me"
Chicago's "Will You Still Love Me?"
Bette Midler's "Wind Beneath My Wings"
Vanessa Williams' "Colors Of The Wind"
Sarah McLachlan's "Angel", "I Will Remember You" and "When She Loved Me"
Shania Twain's "The Woman In Me (Needs The Man In You)"

Might be more songs but these are the ones I could think of

^^^ To me that Shania Twain song that you mentioned is one of her best. :) :) :)

God bless you and her always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

P.S. I hope that we have not heard the last of her.

Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide."

valentine girl,by new kids on the block. it reminded me of how lonely i was as a teenager, don,i wish we knew each other in high school. i love the songs i have nothing by whitney houston. i love dreaming of you by selena.it's sad that she didn't live that long,thanks to the selena fan club president.hope you rot in jail,yolanda! up,up and away was my parents song.

the christmas shoes,too. i also hate it.

I feel like this could be a long list, but I'll try to name a few favorite songs that have moved me to tears at different times or at least that I have found to be moving:
(in no particular order)

"He Ain't Heavy...He's My Brother" by The Hollies
"Everything is Beautiful" by Ray Stevens (well, maybe not quite to tears with this one- but it is moving and beautiful)
"The Living Years" by Mike & The Mechanics
(and in a similar vein, to a lesser degree- "Cat's in the Cradle" by Harry Chapin)

"When God Ran" by Benny Hester (Beautiful song- this one definitely moves me to tears to remember how God loved us so much that He ran to us- and gave us Jesus to die on the cross and rise again to give us salvation! It's based on Jesus' parable of The Prodigal Son and that passage in The Bible makes me cry most every time reading it- Luke 15:20:) :cool: )

"Cinderella" by Steven Curtis Chapman
"Butterfly Kisses" by Bob Carlisle
"Watercolor Ponies" by Wayne Watson
"I Want To Be Just Like You" by Phillips, Craig and Dean

"I Can Only Imagine" by MercyMe

"Homeless Few" by Petra
"King's Ransom" by Petra
"Don't Let Your Heart Be Hardened" by Petra
"Thankful Heart" by Petra
"We Hold Our Hearts Out to You" by Petra
"Holding On" by Stryper
"Honestly" by Stryper
"Bag Lady" by Audio Adrenaline
"Where You Belong/Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus" by The Newsboys
"Be Still" by The Newsboys
"Rescue" by The Newsboys
"Lord (I Don't Know)" by The Newsboys
"Make Me An Instrument" by A Ragamuffin Band
"Help Thou My Unbelief" by A Ragamuffin Band
"Sometimes By Step" by Rich Mullins
"Growing Young" by Rich Mullins
"What Susan Said" by Rich Mullins
"Awesome God" by Rich Mullins
"I See You" by Rich Mullins
"Calling Out Your Name" by Rich Mullins
"Let Mercy Lead" by Rich Mullins
"The Breaks" by Rich Mullins
"Hatching Of A Heart" by Rich Mullins
"We Are Not As Strong As We Think We Are" by Rich Mullins
"The River" by Rich Mullins
"Elijah" by Rich Mullins
"Jesus" (beautiful song by Rich Mullins)
"Nothing Is Beyond You" by Rich Mullins
"Hello Old Friends" by Rich Mullins
"Friends" by Michael W. Smith
"Pray for Me" by Michael W. Smith
"I Wish We'd All Been Ready" by Larry Norman
"I Am A Servant" by Larry Norman
"The Great American Novel" by Larry Norman
"Hymn to the Last Generation" by Larry Norman
"Strong Love, Strange Peace" by Larry Norman
"The Outlaw" by Larry Norman
"UFO" by Larry Norman
"24" by Switchfoot
"Deathbed" by Relient K
"Love Song for a Savior" by Jars of Clay
"Hymn" by Jars of Clay
"Untitled Hymn (Come to Jesus)" by Chris Rice
"God's Own Fool" by Michael Card
"Why?" by Michael Card
"Love Crucified Arose" by Michael Card
"El Shaddai" by Michael Card
"That's What Faith Must Be" by Michael Card
"Joy In The Journey" by Michael Card
"The Final Word" by Michael Card
"Asleep in the Light" by Keith Green
"How Can They Live Without Jesus" by Keith Green
"O Lord, You're Beautiful" by Keith Green
"Your Love Broke Through" by Keith Green
"You Put This Love In My Heart" by Keith Green
"Grace By Which I Stand" by Keith Green
"There Is A Redeemer" by Keith Green
"Song To My Parents (I Only Want To See You There)" by Keith Green
"Pledge My Head To Heaven" by Keith Green
"You!" by Keith Green
"My Eyes Are Dry" by Keith Green
"Lord, I'm Gonna Love You" by Keith Green
"The Prodigal Son Suite" by Keith Green
"The Sheep And The Goats" by Keith Green
"I Want To Be More Like Jesus" by Keith Green
"I Don't Wanna Fall Away From You" by Keith Green
"Dandelions" by Five Iron Frenzy
"Hold On to Jesus" by The OC Supertones
"So Great A Salvation" by The OC Supertones
"Wilderness" by The OC Supertones
"Orphans of God" by Mark Heard


and tons of worship songs and hymns like:
"In Christ Alone" by Keith Getty and Stuart Townsend
"How Deep The Father's Love" by Stuart Townsend
"And Can It Be" by Charles Wesley
"At The Cross" by Isaac Watts and Ralph Hudson
"When I Survey The Wondrous Cross" by Isaac Watts
"Christmas Has Its Cradle" by Rae E. Whitney
"How Great Thou Art" by Carl Boberg and Stuart Hine
"How He Loves" by David Crowder Band
"Oh, How He Loves You and Me" by Kurt Kaiser
"Pass It On" by Kurt Kaiser
"He Looked Beyond My Fault and Saw My Need" by Dottie Rambo
"The Love of God" by Frederick Lehman

This one always gets me.

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=JiHSDcx_3IE

Savior, please take my hand I work so hard, I live so fast This life begins, and then it ends And I do the best that I can, but I don't know how long I'll last

I try to be so tough But I'm just not strong enough I can't do this alone, God I need You to hold on to me I try to be good enough But I'm nothing without Your love Savior, please keep saving me

Savior, please help me stand I fall so hard, I fade so fast Will You begin right where I end And be the God of all I am because You're all that I have

I try to be so tough But I'm just not strong enough I can't do this alone, God I need You to hold on to me I try to be good enough But I'm nothing without Your love Savior, please keep saving me

Hallelujah Everything You are to me Is everything I'll ever need And I am learning to believe That I don't have to prove a thing 'Cause You're the one who's saving me

Amen! Great song! Savior, please keep saving me. I love that line- and it's so true. I need Jesus the Savior to keep saving me every day- and He does.:) :cool:

Amen! Great song! Savior, please keep saving me. I love that line- and it's so true. I need Jesus the Savior to keep saving me every day- and He does.:) :cool:

I love many of your choices too, but especially all the Keith Green ones. As many know he's my all time favorite singer. It was his music that made me want to know more about Christianity, and eventually helped me make the choice that I too needed God in my life everyday! His music helped to change my life. Nice to see we have that in common. :)

Awesome! Praise God, man!:) :cool: I am a big fan of Keith Green as well- he has written some of the most convicting songs I've ever heard and some of the most joyous expressions of praise to God as well. "Asleep in the Light" is still one of my all time favorites- the best witnessing song I've ever heard.
And "Grace By Which I Stand" and "The Prodigal Son Suite"- WOW!
That is so great to hear of your love for Keith Green and his music and more importantly of your love for The Lord Jesus.:) :cool: Yes- I'm glad we have those things in common.

Free - 1NC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_87pb3-n3s

Heroes Will Be Heroes - Cool Hand Luke http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMoazLRLA1o

Cryin' For Me - Toby Keith http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePB2nWzOjC4

Bring The Rain - Mercy Me

I can count a million times People asking me how I Can praise You with all that I've gone through

The question just amazes me Can circumstances possibly Change who I forever am in You

Maybe since my life was changed Long before these rainy days It's never really ever crossed my mind

To turn my back on You, oh Lord My only shelter from the storm But instead I draw closer through these times

So I pray Bring me joy, bring me peace Bring the chance to be free Bring me anything that brings You glory

And I know there'll be days When this life brings me pain But if that's what it takes to praise You Jesus, bring the rain

I am yours regardless of The dark clouds that may loom above Because You are much greater than my pain

So I pray Bring me joy, bring me peace Bring the chance to be free Bring me anything that brings you glory

And I know there'll be days When this life brings me pain But if that's what it takes to praise You Jesus, bring the rain

Holy, holy, holy, holy, holy, holy Is the Lord God Almighty Is the Lord God Almighty

And I forever sing Holy, holy, holy, holy, holy, holy Is the Lord God Almighty Is the Lord God Almighty

Everybody sing it Holy, holy, holy, holy, holy, holy Is the Lord God Almighty Is the Lord God Almighty

You are holy, You are holy Lord, You are holy Is the Lord our God Is the Lord our God Almighty, yeah, yeah, yeah

Everybody sing it Holy, You are holy Oh, holy, holy, holy, yeah, yeah, yeah Is the Lord God Almighty Is the Lord God Almighty, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

Holy, holy, holy, holy, holy, holy Is the Lord God Almighty Is the Lord God Almighty.

Amen, bro.:) :cool:

Bruce Springsteen's "Atlantic City"
"Christmas Time is Here" from the original Charlie Brown Christmas special.
CSN&Y's "Teach Your Children"

The Beatles: "Here Comes the Sun" and "In My Life"

All Things Must Pass - George Harrison

Miley Cyrus - "Wrecking Ball"

Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton

Cryin For Me - Toby Keith

both remind of my friend that lost his life in a car wreck back in march of 2010

The Clancy Brothers' "I'm a Free Born Man of the Traveling People."

Make Your Own Kind of Music - Cass Elliot