[StoneHead37]

Usually, songs generally never make me the weepy kind of sad, but certain ones do make me think about life and make me joyfully sad, mostly when I feel grateful to have this and that. Certain songs also bring me back to a time and place of my life where it brings back memories to reminisce about.

[Vercetti27]

In fact quite a lot of KC's catalogue. great music though, of course

[caio3771]

This makes me sad because it reminds me my good times






And this too, but it's because the great person that I ever heard about is dead, he changed the world,
he was a revolutionary and never will be forgotten. Also a inspiration for me and for those who feel him
and wanted a better world.


and

[ilir]

Reminds me some old memories...

[caio3771]

This one is very touching, reminds me of some life experiences I had.

[_____]

This is the saddest song I have ever heard but mostly in a good way. It almost makes me cry.

[Coat.]

I don't exactly know why this song makes me sad - past life maybe. It's just a sad song about sad people.

People trying to be someone else in life, and they hate it. You either get the person who hates their life, or the person who hates pretending to be someone else.

They all rely on the 'piano man' to lighten the mood, when in fact, the 'piano man' hates what he's doing in life, and doesn't like what he became.

[WastedEngland]

I've always found Sonic Youth to pull my emotions more than most other bands, not sure why.

[hayden11]

A few personal choices, all three hit deep:

[universetwisters]

"Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald" and "Captain Kennedy" are two really sad shipwreck songs, at least to me.

[Cosmic Gypsy]

Love these tracks to death but i avoid listening to them when i'm down.

[theomenofficial]

Silent Hill 1 - Not Tomorrow

[02fishera]

I guess I'll wade in with Bitter Glass by Feeder.

[mvega0422]

"A Classroom in Heaven" by Michael Vega... it's a tribute song about the recent Sandy Hook massacre.

[Stardrone]

You should definitely play this series

[Trinette]

The parts referring to the "morsel" and "hunger" obviously relates to pills. There was a time in life I'd wake up early mornings around 5 AM to take a bunch of Xanax and just pass out until the next night. Usually this was a rinse and repeat thing for 3 months. 3 months of being locked in my house with little contact to the outside world. A concerned friend sent me this eventually and said it reminded him of me.

Waking up early to this song now and listening to it brings me back to those times. It's hard to listen to.

[flitcroft101]

I was born in Derry, Catholic mother with a English soldier prot father. This song just reminds me of how much of a sh*t hole Ireland is and how happy I am i'll never have to return.