Saddest Song

The whole album quadrophenia, anything off the wall. Umm lets see specifically though, Im gonna have to go with a very old song:Cole Porter's Begin the Beguine.

cat steven's - "cats in the cradle"

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Evidence it once exist
At some point in time
But with no visible proof
It was ever really there...

Also "A Smart Kid" from the same album...just the dispair...so moving.

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Have you heard the Ugly Kid Joe cover?? Not a very sad song, but still.

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"Exit Music" is not on the R+J soundtrack, and the version used over the credits is a different mix from the one on OK Computer. But both soundtrack CDs (volume 1 and volume 2) feature different versions of "Talk Show Host"... volume 2 has some astounding music on it that always makes me cry. Particularly the last three tracks.

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I do not have to seek you out, I read you day and night
And drink and bathe and share my coat
And droplets spray in rainbows from that distant age
And we will never taste the final drop
Nor turn the final page

Mad, Mad moon makes me sad.

sad music sad lyrics.

As a father of two daughters The Way You Look Tonight in Father Of The Bride (Steve Martin) always brings a tear to my jaded eye.

Interesting, I haven't seen the movie in years.

Recently, the most saddest song I have heard is 'Keep Me In Your Heart' by Warren Zevon.

That was his goodbye song to his family, friends and fans and you can clearly hear it in his voice that he is weak and dying. Hard to listen to.

~Andrea

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Give a gasp of life today when you're in the milky way, try to please, knock on wood of the trees.

Here's a tasteless joke to sum it up: How do you tell the difference between Cat Stevens and Harry Chapin using only a gun? If you pull the trigger it's Harry Chapin, if not it's Cat stevens.

That's not a Cat Stevens song. It's a Harry Chapin song.

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At some point in time
But with no visible proof
It was ever really there...

Yea that song always reminds me of radiohead

SW writes some depressing songs

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It's not paticularly a sad song, but I've noticed a lot of people tend to get quiet when they hear it...Imagine, by John Lennon

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to let me in from the cold, turn my lead into gold
'cause there's chill wind blowing in my soul and I think I'm growing old

Yep.. both sad tunes in their own rights..

For me.. Hmmmmmmm.... Empty garden by Elton John...in memory of John Lennon always mists me up...

Seasons in the Sun by Terry Jacks
and ~Shannon~ by Henry Gross,,

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I have always been here.
I have always looked out from behind these eyes.