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....Of course you have....We all have! Or at least one that makes us sad or quiet, appreciative, moved. If you haven't, you obviously have the emotional capacity of a stone (joke) or don't listen to enough meaningful music!

Surprisingly, mine's not My Heart Will Go On, Mine is-

No Way Out- Phill Collins.

Yes, I know it was on Brother Bear, but I didn't like it with that movie. It was cheesified up. I much prefered it when it was mixed with Bambi, in a video made on YouTube. It really made me cry.

What's yours?

oh and by the way, if there is another topic like this, which I figured there might be, feel free to blab to the mods and get this topc locked up.

Nutshell by Alice in Chains.

I even made a video of it as a tribute to their late, great frontman, Layne Staley.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxKIBcf6rrU

one of the few songs like that would be sav'in me by nickleback

...... No comment.

I love 'No Way Out,' because it works with a number of movies - not just Brother Bear. I've seen it both with The Lion King and Balto. And I also agree with 'My Heart Will Go On' - I find that it's just been played once too often for my liking.

I don't usually cry at songs, but there are ones that make me emotional:

'Endless Night' - from The Lion King on Broadway. A slow, heartfelt lament from Simba, as he feels abandoned by own father.

'Our Solemn Hour' - Within Tempation. Not exactly a slow, sad song, but it highlights the corruption and soul-destroying horror of war and propaganda. The song integrates part of the 'Men of Valour' speech by Winston Churchill, to show that we haven't really learnt from our past mistakes.

'Baby Mine' - from Dumbo. If you don't tear up at this scene, I suggest you go and see a doctor right away because you might be dead.

'Sally's Song' - from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Probably the only truly sad song in the entire movie: it's Sally, a ragdoll, singing about how no one listens to her, and about her love for Jack. Poor Sally

Bright Eyes from Watership Down.

"Best I've Ever Had" by State Of Shock.

The only song that has really got me the closest was Reach for the light because of the lyrics and background were so good it was such an inspiring and uplifting song.

I agree w/ a lot of these...

Probably a silly choice, but "In My Life" by the Beatles always gets me really down... I dunno... it reminds me of leaving behind the past, and it's just really sad and nostalgic.. plus my sister & dad danced to it at her wedding, which was also a sad day for me.

Actually almost anything by the Beatles can bring a tear to my eye... [/fruit]