Rufus Wainwright

last goodbye - Jeff Buckley

I Want Someone Badly - Shudder to Think with J.Buckley on vocals

Unforgettable- the Nat and Natalie Cole

Get Here-Oleta Adams

wind beneath my wings

Lean on Me- Bill Withers ( it was a song we sang in camp and it struck a cord with me)


Fumbling Towards Ecstasy the whole cd used to get me going, but I hung up my Sarah hat long ago.

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Sufjan Stevens's Casimir Pulaski Day
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oh, definetly. also, sufjan's john wayne gacy jr.
gary jules- mad world
johnny cash- hurt
joni mitchell- blue
mazzy star- fade into you
portishead- roads
ben folds five- brick

hallelujah, of course
grace

I was listening to Embraceable You by Chet Baker and that got me going and Do It Again. A lot of the old songs, easy listening songs.
Joni Mitchell Woodstock and Both Sides Now.
Amiee Mann Save Me and Wise up, especially Wise Up.

Soo

Claire De Lune, Poses, The Kick Inside, Hope There's Someone

Sometimes you can't make it on your own by U2.

It's not so much that it's sad. It's just very precise. If that makes any sense. Oh well *Sigh*

over the years there have been many, but now it is Dinner at Eight. Even tho I've played it many many times, still cant stop the tears at the end.
Joan

For me it is "Every time we say goodbye" especially when sung by Ella Fitzgerald or Billie Holiday!!!!

for me it's got to be ' The last time ever I saw you face' by Roberta Flack, George Michael covered it on that album he did of covers years ago and try as I might to sing along with it I never could get to the end as I would be sobbing about half way through, the lyrics are beautiful, I'm filling up now just thinking about it ...........

This is slightly embarrassing and I probably shouldn't share... but this morning on the tube I've got the ipod going and I'm currently on the c's (I am currently running through my entire ipod selection from a-z, anal I know) anyway I'm feeling a bit down today as i'm unwell blah blah blah and on comes ...........Coat of Many Colours by Dolly Parton, and I just couldn't stop myself.

I'm just glad no one stopped to ask if i was alright.

hmmm actually The Art Teacher had me practically crying the very first time i ever heard it!
but recently i was listening to verdi's requiem mass (yes rufus likes it too) on my ipod, just me alone with my headphones. I'm not sure, I think it was around X.Dies Irae - Lacrymosa, the music just swelled to this crescendo and leontyne price's voice was just ringing through and for some reason i just started sobbing. it was soooo crazy. :s
i think i was also feeling down because i was thinking abt this guy... it's complicated, but yea, now everytime i whip out the opera... i'm cautious ;)

regina spektor-flowers
jeff buckley-lover,you should've come over
rufus wainwright-in my arms

...that sometimes I do cry to Hello in There by Bette Middler

No Surprises: OK Computer. Radiohead.

Billy Holiday Or Sarah Mclachlan - Gloomy Sunday
This Mortal Coil- Song Of the Siren
Billy Holiday Or Tori Amos - Poplar Tree
Rufus Wainwright - Poses (i dunno why)
The Cardigans - Linger (i really don't know why).
OH and Hey Jude haha
and prob a lot more hahaha and a lot of Spanish Songs

{q a=[[crazystairs]]}hmmm actually The Art Teacher had me practically crying the very first time i ever heard it!
but recently i was listening to verdi's requiem mass (yes rufus likes it too) on my ipod, just me alone with my headphones. I'm not sure, I think it was around X.Dies Irae - Lacrymosa, the music just swelled to this crescendo and leontyne price's voice was just ringing through and for some reason i just started sobbing. it was soooo crazy. :s
i think i was also feeling down because i was thinking abt this guy... it's complicated, but yea, now everytime i whip out the opera... i'm cautious ;){/q}

Crazystairs, There doesn't even have to be a guy, listening to Leontyne Price would bring tears to anyone's eyes. When she retired, I heard her sing her last Aida at the met....you talk about sobbing, it was bastket case time. Anyway, no true music lover can keep dry eyes during Verdi' Requiem.

About two years ago, I lost my dear husband to cancer. And now I cannot hear "What'll I Do" without welling up. Especially as sung by the McGarrigle Family. But that is OK. I feel really good when it is over.
Joan

Martina McBride's....IN MY DAUGHTER'S EYES

Makes me cry everytime, and makes my daughter cry as well when she hears it.

My Lagan Love by Kate Bush

"His heart was mine but my love was young and felt the world was not cruel but kind"

"The Greatest Discovery" written by Bernie Taupin, sung by Elton.