Leaves from the Vine
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♫I couldn't wait for you to come and clear the cupboards...
On sight? 😅
But, okay, there's this one song by Juan Gabriel, a famous Mexican songwriter that passed away some years ago, called "Amor Eterno" (Eternal Love) and it's all about how he felt after his mother's passing...
I’m gonna go with Breathe Me by Sia. If you’ve seen Six Feet Under — yeah, that song.
If I had a nickel for every Everclear song that consistently makes me cry, I would have two nickels.
Wonderful and Father of Mine.
Father of Mine doesnt even make sense, since my dad is still around and we have a good relationship. I guess it just makes me imagine not having him 🤷♂️
7 Years by Lucas Graham.
'Round Here by Counting Crows.
Freshmen by The Verve Pipe.
How to Save a Life by The Fray.
There's 4:
Pearl Jam - Just Breath https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7ioE4wRil8
Deeply personal song about fears I have
X-ambassadors - follow the sound of my voice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgNrEwWroBo
1st time hearing this song was at one of their concerts. I was ugly crying with about half the venue
Nothing More - fade in/fade out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBC3Tl0dg4M
This hit hard when I lost my grandad
Blue October - 18th Floor Balcony https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gePujX0ycI
This was my wife's and I private dance at our wedding. The only people in the venue were my wife and I, and the photographer. It was the last song before we left, and it left all 3 of us in tears.
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I really want to stay at your house
King and Lionheart by Of Monsters And Men.
It's not so much the song itself, but the association. The singer wrote it about her and her brother, who moved from Iceland to Canada when they were kids.
Around when I first heard this song, a close friend of mine was going through some stuff. Her dad was dealing with pretty aggressive cancer. For some reason this song cemented itself in my brain with that association.
Reading the comments for it, it sounds like a lot of people have similar associations. Maybe it is something about the song.
Hiatus Kaiyote - Stone Or Lavendar
https://hiatuskaiyote.bandcamp.com/track/stone-or-lavender-2
Weight of the World: End of yorha.
Knowing the context it plays in is every thing. When the chorus hits I ball every. Single. Time.
That and the Japanese version. The singer is so into she cries. Such an amazing song. The fact it has the versions of the languages adds to the theme as well. All in it together.
The beginning of this song through about the 1:25 mark when the audience finally realizes what song it is. Gives me happy chills for some reason and I always tear up.
Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag) from Mary Poppins. I cry every damn time.
My mother used to sing Carole King's Tapestry to me as a lullaby. Great song, terrible to hear when you're seven and trying to fall asleep. It's just super melancholy and depressing.
Another one that usually gets me misty is Those Were the Days by Mary Hopkin. Wistful reminiscing about good times past.
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