Potentially Emotionally Dangerous Project

[Guest JHatmaker]

Why mussi cry why mussi cry why mussi cry!?

[Guest billwilly73]

John Michael Montgomery - I Miss You a Little

[strickj]

YouTube - The Fray - How To Save A Life

This wasnt out when my friend was killed but I always think of him when it comes on.

That song came out about the time I had my wreck...

I had a friend that I met in rehab after I had my wreck in August 05. We both had pretty much the same injuries,and were the only two people in rehab that wasn't an aging stroke victim.

So its needless to say that we reached out to one another during our horrible times to look for comfort,and strength to push through to the next day.

Now as much as I know how strong of a person I am for getting through what I did,there was absolutely no comparison to the strength that he had.Without him,I wouldn't be where I am today.

Anyhoo,he later died from compilations from his original injuries(two days before Christmas to make it harder) and here I am four years later,and that song still tears me apart like something crazy

[Guest H0TSH0T]

for me this song always wells up tears, its a love lost thing of a long distance relationship, don't laugh but it still does when i hear it, its kinda hard to type as i here it now.

this is a close second

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYF8cUlbs3I

Edited September 8, 2009 by H0TSH0T

[Guest redbarron06]

I am really supprsed being here in Tennessee that nobody has mentioned

"He Stopped Loving Her Today" By George Jones. That song was actually voted the greatest tear jerker of all time.

"Arlington" Trace Atkins

"TAPS" on a bugle

"Amazing Grace" on the pipes

"Till the Last Shot's Fired" Trace Atkins

"Dont take the Girl" Tim McGraw

Every single one of these will reduce me to a bawling child.

[Jasongar8]

I am really supprsed being here in Tennessee that nobody has mentioned

"He Stopped Loving Her Today" By George Jones. That song was actually voted the greatest tear jerker of all time.

"Arlington" Trace Atkins

"TAPS" on a bugle

"Amazing Grace" on the pipes

"Till the Last Shot's Fired" Trace Atkins

"Dont take the Girl" Tim McGraw

Every single one of these will reduce me to a bawling child.

I posted "Arlington" and "Till the Last Shot's Fired" on the first page. And I agree with you, they bring a tear to my eye.

[Raoul]

The first ingredient in this scenario would need to be bourbon...lots of it.

[inspecting1]

High Cotton YouTube - Alabama - High Cotton

Roll On 18 Wheeler

Song Of the South YouTube - Alabama - Song Of The South

March Of the Cambreadth YouTube - Heather Alexander - March of Cambreadth

Granted these all might not be tear jerkers but depending on what part of the world you are from they can still slip up on you and get you.

[Daniel]

Country does not make me cry out of sadness.

[Guest redbarron06]

I posted "Arlington" and "Till the Last Shot's Fired" on the first page. And I agree with you, they bring a tear to my eye.

Both of those really rip my guts out but TAPS to me is the monther of all choke up songs. I have been to way to many funerals for veterans, some in my own family. I saw them posted I was just expressing that they are awesome also.

I still cant belive no body said "He stopped loving her today" That song was so sad that GJ did not want to record because he thought nobody would ever listen to it.

[Guest Bluemax]

The Dance Garth Brooks

Amazing Grace On the Pipes

A Pirate Looks At 40 Jimmy Buffet

Bring Me To Life Evanescence

Teddy Bear CW Mcall

[Guest AreSeeFiddyWon]

Eric Clapton's acoustical version of "Tears in Heaven"

[Guest JHatmaker]

Eric Clapton's acoustical version of "Tears in Heaven"

Yes!! That is the only song that ever really makes me sad. I've never cried to a song (not trying to act all tough or anything, just takes a lot to actually get tears), but that song hits you hard, especially if you have children.

[xd shooter]

[Guest jackdm3]

This one really works, apparently. My wife is in the den eating and watching The Wrestler, and I hit play on this. I hadn't heard this version in forever so I turned it up, and I swear in less then 15 seconds she slammed her fork onto the plate, didn't even finish chewing her food and said, "You mother****er! Can you not play that around me?" I asked her if she was serious. She never talks like that.

Good choice, Shooter!

Edited September 9, 2009 by jackdm3
emphasis

[xd shooter]

Sorry I didn't mean to hit a nerve:hiding:.

I think Pearl Jam did a great job but Mr. Wilson will tug on you a little.

I have another one that I don't remember that much but it did run chills down my neck. Maybe someone on here can help me with it. All I know is the name contains Lori.

The song is about a guy that meets a girl at a dance. She leaves early & takes his sweater. He then goes to her house & asked for her & her parents said she had been dead for a year. So he went to the grave yard & finds his sweater on her grave.

Anyone know this??

[wjh2657]

"Against the Wind" by Bob Segar, especially the rendition by Willie Nelson on the "Highwaymen" CD.

The refrain "I Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then" can tear me up.

Makes me remember all the things I wished I had done and all the things I wished I hadn't done.

[bubbiesdad]

This one always gets me.

[Guest TnDeerHunter]

Wings of a Angel by Sara Mclaughin

[bubbiesdad]

This one is sad, because it is about a real event.

[Guest KWW67]

That's my job - Conway Twitty Hands down. So close to home it is scary..

[Guest PapaB]

My woman, my woman, my wife - Marty Robbins

Mama - BJ Thomas

[strickj]

Sorry I didn't mean to hit a nerve:hiding:.

I think Pearl Jam did a great job but Mr. Wilson will tug on you a little.

I have another one that I don't remember that much but it did run chills down my neck. Maybe someone on here can help me with it. All I know is the name contains Lori.

The song is about a guy that meets a girl at a dance. She leaves early & takes his sweater. He then goes to her house & asked for her & her parents said she had been dead for a year. So he went to the grave yard & finds his sweater on her grave.

Anyone know this??

YouTube - THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN-BRINGING MARY HOME

[Guest TackleberryTom]

For me, a few of the previously mentioned songs are pretty close.

If something should happen - Darryl Worley

Where were you when the world stopped turning - Alan Jackson

The walk - Sawyer Brown

Real Life ( I never was the same again)- Jeff Carson

Tell me I was dreaming - Travis Tritt

But the one that I can't even listen to unless I am alone is this:

[Guest se-real]

Life Is Beautiful: Sixx Am

I Can Ride My Bike With No Handlebars: Flobots

Mainly the Flobots song almost brings a tear to my eye everytime I listen to it. I lost my best friend to an idiot on a quad. We were at Woolys Offroad Park and he got ran over by a quad. This was his absolute favorite song when he died and I can just remember us riding down the road blasting that song! haha Prob not the taste in music for most people on here but its random songs that I hear that remind me of great memories.

If anyone cares to listen to these songs, please do. I think that the messages in both songs are pretty powerful.

Edited September 9, 2009 by se-real