My immortal - Evanescence


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

I used to cry to "Love Song" by 311.

"People Ain't No Good," by Nick Cave.

Well, there are a lot, actually.
Lady GaGa ~ Speechless, Ladytron ~ Destroy Everything You Touch, Yesterday Once More (can't remember the singer), Beyonce~ Broken Hearted Girl, Beyonce ~ Disappear, Beyonce ~ Ave Maria... I think that's it. I am a sensitive person, hidden behind a not so sensitive person. That's what people tell me :P

I believe the only song that makes me cry is Live Like We're Dying - Kris Allen.
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Oh, and With Eyes Wide Shut - Blessthefall can at times. <_<

Grenade by Bruno Mars, Speechless by Lady Gaga, Talking to the Moon by Bruno Mars, and My Immortal by Evanescence.

Well, I don't really like nowadays's music, I love the old ones. There are some which I cry to:
Beethoven ~ Moonlight sonata
Franz Liszt ~ Consolation no. 3
Beatles ~ Yesterday
Edith Piaf ~ Mon Dieu

Sometimes I also listen sadder songs from the singers of my country when I'm sad. Zsuzsa Cserháti and Péter Máté are my two favourites. But they aren't just known for sadder musics.

"I Can't Make You Love Me," as covered by Bon Iver. So, so perfect.

Who Knew by Pink
Hallelujah by ....I forget

Baby Mine by Dumbo's Mommy
The Greatest Discovery by Elton John
Le Paquet D'Epingles - an old folk song with English and French versions. I like the one sung by Beausoleil. It's a version that is innocent and sweet.

Which Hallelujah? The one by Leonard Cohen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmbQEQltOwM or the one by Handel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fu8YIG8uyQ ?

The Vitamin String Quartet's cover of My Chemical Romance's Early Sunsets Over Monroeville always gets me...

That and Thunder by Boys Like Girls.

And every once in a while, Cancer, by My Chemical Romance gets me. Usually only live though.

White Blank Page by Mumford and Sons, the live version. That's the only one that does it -- that I can remember, anyways.

"Somewhere" by Within Temptation
"Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen

I don't think any songs have ever made me cry but Yesterday - The Beatles and While My Guitar Gently Weeps - The Beatles (but it's mostly George Harrison's song) get me pretty emotional.

Why by Rascall Flatts

I'm not usually big into country music but I stumbled across this song a few days ago. I've lost a few (too many...) friends to suicide so the lyrics really hit home. If you're going to listen to it, make sure you have some Kleenex close by.

In the Arms of an Angel~ Sara McLaughlin
That song plus the commercial makes me hysterical every time.

Come What May~ Moulin Rouge
It's just so sad because of the ending!

Also, "Hold My Heart", by Sara Bareilles. That song either just leaves me speechless (especially when I listen to the live version ) or makes me cry. This girl is amazing and she's underrated. I mean, let's make a comparison between her and Justin Bieber... I'd rather we didn't, that would be a blasphemy. Buuut, I guess that she isn't vulgar in any sense and she doesn't edit her voice while singing, so she'll never be more popular. :P

The Goo-Goo Dolls - Name. These guys really wrote a sad songs that can make you cry, BUT I like their song alot.

I've only ever cried at one song (Her Last Words by someone who's name I can't remember).

Make You Feel My Love - Lea Michele (Cover)

Terrible Things - Mayday Parade

Therapy - All Time Low

Goodbye - Ke$ha

"I Can't Make You Love Me" by Bon Iver

I literally avoid this song now. It is hauntingly beautiful and gets me teary and emotional every time.

It doesn't really make me cry but it's probably the sadest song I ever heard: I'm so lonesome I could cry. I don't know the original singer but I'm talking about the version of Elvis Presley on the Aloha from Hawaii show in 1973.

And also sang by Elvis: Untill the twelfth of never. But that really does make me cry because the lyrics were on the death picture of one of my closest friends who was also a huge Elvisfan.

If you could see me now (remind of my mostly absent father ), Emotionally yours, Butterfly kisses and Let them be little (I do not have children yet, but I love them).