The saddest mos depressing songs you can thinks of

this is the most depressing ever

http://worldmysterydatabase.forumotion.net/urban-legends-paranormal-f58/song-causes-suicide-t49.htm

 

One that springs to mind is "Keep me in your heart for a while" by Warren Zevon. It was from his very last album when he knew that he was dying of cancer.

 

REM's Everybody Hurts

 

as cheesy as it sounds my choice would be "lament of the highborne" straight out of the warcraft soundtrack. If you know the backstory to that song it's even more saddening.

[ame]http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=NbO66QPIFlc[/ame]


edit: no i don't play world of warcraft, never did and never will

 

Verve - Bittersweet Symphony
The Poets of the Fall - Late Goodbye

The second one is the end theme of Max Payne 2, and depressed the hell out of me. In context of the end of the game anyway.

 

I reckon something by My Dying Bride has got to be up there, probably The Dreadful Hours!

 

That particularly depresses me as it makes me remember how great the Verve used to be before they released that

 

[ame]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk1md5IikWk[/ame]

 

Bobby Vinton: Mr. Lonely. makes me want to cry every time.

 

DOA by BLOODROCK

Depressing is not the word, maybe the most macabre from my wayward youth, from Wikipedia:

"...Bloodrock was best known for the song "D.O.A." (Dead On Arrival), about the victim of a gory airplane crash which became their only hit single, reaching #36 on the music charts in January 1971..."

These lyrics will get you up on a Monday morning:

"...Life is flowing out my body
Pain is flowing out with my blood
The sheets are red and moist where I lying
God in heaven teach me how to die..."

This DOA song was actually "Banned in Boston" (from the commercial FM radio stations playlists) of the day.

AMAZINGLY someone posted it up on YouTube:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKiV34O0L50"]bloodrock 2, D.O.A. - YouTube[/ame]

It sure is a plodding POS when you listen to it decades later and you ain't drunk or stoned!!!

 

Got another.
Dropkick Murphys - Green Fields of France
That song had a carload of friends quietly tearing up the first time they heard it. Luckily I'd heard it before so I was immune.

 

Praying for Time, George Michael

 

The Rose .Bette Midler
Albinoni-Giazotto Adagio G minor ( Piece played by Vesselin Demirev best violinist in the world) :heart:
Imagine. John Lennon. Is just me or this song is sad???

 

honey from bobby goldsborough starts me crying everytime

 

Dry your eyes by THE STREETS

 

With an adolescent teenager that's a song I'm likely to have empathy with