The 25 Most Exquisitely Sad Songs in the Whole World
The River from the album with the same title
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PatFlynn
Patrick
Who knew that Sinead O'Connor singing a song by Prince would be one of the more hauntingly beautiful and sad songs ever sung.
SimanDala
Simon
The 25 Most Exquisitely Sad Songs in the Whole World
Sinecure
Will
You know what I hate? An article that forces you to press 'Next' 25 times. So here's the list:
25. 'The River'
Bruce Springsteen (1980)
'Nothing Compares 2 U'
Sinead O'Connor (1990)
'No Surprises'
Radiohead (1997)
*'A Change Is Gonna Come'
Sam Cooke (1964)
'Space Oddity'
David Bowie (1969)
'That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be'
Carly Simon (1971)
'Lost Cause'
Beck (2002)
'I've Gotta Get a Message to You'
Bee Gees (1968)
*'Back to Black'
Amy Winehouse (2006)
'Shilo'
Neil Diamond (1968)
15. 'My Mom'
Chocolate Genius (1998)
'Anyone Who Had a Heart'
Dionne Warwick (1963)
'Naked as We Came'
Iron & Wine (2004)
'In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning'
Frank Sinatra (1954)
10.'In the Real World'
Roy Orbison (1989)
'Concrete Angel'
Martina McBride (2001)
'Dance With My Father'
Luther Vandross (2003)
'Hallelujah'
Jeff Buckley (1994)
'He Stopped Loving Her Today'
George Jones (1980)
5. 'I Know It's Over'
The Smiths (1986)
'Hurt'
Johnny Cash (2002)
'Eleanor Rigby'
The Beatles (1966)
'Gloomy Sunday'
Billie Holiday (1941)
1. 'Chicken Wire'
Pernice Brothers (1998)
For a list of all the ones they missed, read all the comments.
Personally, The saddest song I ever did hear was 'I want you' by Elvis Costello.
You know what I find funny as well, there's more genuine emotion in these songs than this so-called 'Emo' genre. Bunch of posers. (Can you tell I don't like them?? ;) )
Perko
Joe the Revelator
Ah, Sad Bastard Music, my favorite.
illuvium
Manda
Oh, all these make me want to die. Good catharsis.