Best sad/melancholy/beautiful songs?

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loic2003

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Originally posted by: foghorn67
Hallelujah - Jeff Buckly
Was actually a Leonard Cohen track, but Jeff has a better voice.

I'd enter 'counting crows - colourblind' into the wrist-slitting category. That and the majority of radiohead.
 

Zysoclaplem

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Walking in the Air - Nightwish
Love Song for a Vampire - Annie Lennox
Living Years - Mike and the Mechanics
May It Be - Enya
I'll Stand By You - The Pretenders
November Rain - Guns N Roses
Last Song - Elton John
Full of Grace - Sarah McLachlan
 

angminas

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Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Queen - Who Wants to Live Forever

This was going through my head Saturday night for no reason whatsoever. Great song. :thumbsup:
 

blazerazor

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Good thread. How about Pink Floyd's - Good by cruel world song

or Smashing Pumpkins - Siamesse Dream, the whole album

All I can think of now.
 

imported_Imp

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Aimee Mann - I've Had It, That's how I knew this story..., You Do, Wise Up, Video, Little Bombs
U2 - Stay, Kite
 

Midlander

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Without You - Harry Nillson
Words You Say - Moody Blues
Everything I Own - Bread

The first two are about losing a female. The last is about the writer's dad. All very sad.
 

SWScorch

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Enya - Only Time
Opeth - Hours of Wealth
Porcupine Tree - Collapse Light Into Earth, Heart Attack in a Layby
Gary Jules - Mad World
 

thomsbrain

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"Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness," by The Smashing Pumpkins ought to fit your request pretty well. ;) Yes, they spell it that way.