"Have You Forgotten" by the Red House Painters is pretty depressing.
"Have You Forgotten" by the Red House Painters is pretty depressing.
iris dement - our town
john prine - angel from montgomery
tvz - tecumseh valley, waitin round to die
bob - don't think twice
Evaporated by Ben Folds is pretty sad.
Strange Fruit by Billy Holiday?
konstantine
"i know it's over" and "never had no one ever" are two of the saddest songs ever, and they appear back-to-back on tha same album (the smiths, "the queen is dead")...
super sappy but sad nonetheless was " Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro
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Five Finger wrote:
Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt" by Nine Inch Nails and the associated video is pretty sad. He recorded it after his wife died and right before he died.
That was a hell of a job they did in the video. They made it look like June was really there in the room with John...alive!
Please Call Home - Allman Bros.
For No One - Beatles
She Loves the Jerk - John Hiatt
Since I Fell For You - Bonnie Raitt version (Lenny Welsh)
This House is Empty Now - Elvis Costello
Same Piece of Air - John Wesley Harding
You're a Big Girl Now - Bob Dylan
She's Out of My Life - Michael Jackson
the sound of silence is a good one, but mad world may take the cake.
Forgot about Tecumseh Valley. That's on the list too.
"In the Ghetto" by Elvis Presley
anything off beck's album "sea change" is pretty damn sad
he wrote that after his girlfriend of many years broke up with him, and other factors in his life threw him into depression
brick is also a good selection
steve earle- billy austin
Not the saddest but up there: Ethiopia/Joni Mitchell.
Let us not forget Mad World is a cover of Tears for Fears 1982 hit, which is a much better song.
trailrunner63 wrote:
super sappy but sad nonetheless was " Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro
I was going to say Honey but you beat me to it.
How about Puff the Magic Dragon ;-)...........
Live - Lightning Crashes
My personal choices:
Landslide - Fleetwood Mac (the live version)
Sound of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Hurt - Johnny Cash