Hillary, I won't suggest a song but I know of other ways that might help you to weep.
I Need A Good Tearburst - Have Not Wept For Many Months.
by hillary_step 44 Replies latest social entertainment
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slimboyfat
Not even She's Leaving Home?
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FlyingHighNow
Hillary, when I listen to Patches by Clarence Carter it's hard not to cry. And believe it or not, the sappy Honey by Bobby Goldsboro. Oh yeah and Shannon by Henry Gross. My brother died the same time it was popular, so it brings back those grief feelings.
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avishai
Sappy as all hell. Also chokes me up.
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avishai
Sappy as all hell. Also chokes me up.
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startingover
Try this one from the new Eagles CD
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AlmostAtheist
>> I hope you dance
Good timing, JGnat, I was just thinking about this song today! Thanks for the link!
Dave
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juni
Mr. Blue ... Laura Nyro
Dedicated To The One I Love ... Laura Nyro
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chickpea
this is a link to a video about the father and son called "team hoyt".... a glimpse of true devotion .....this one has me bawling every time
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hillary_step
Leo,
Setting the Beatles and Led Zeppelin aside, Surrealistic Pillow was hands-down the best album of the '60s. Just my biased opinion.
Yes, it was an iconoclastic work, though it would be hard to explain to people not around then just how, a bit like trying to explain to the "Star Trek" generation, just how powerful a movie "Forbidden Planet" was. "Today" from "Pillow" is a magnificent song too.
I think one of the most musically important West Coast records at the time was "Forever Changes" by Love. It still graces my both CD and turntable with regularity. Lee and McLean were quite extraordinary as a song-writing team, and unlike Lennon-MacCartney were wise enough to not overstay their welcome. Arthur and Brian gave me a signed presentation disc which adorns my office wall. HS PS - A taste of "Forever Changes" from 1967. http://youtube.com/watch?v=cLxlQKYISVM