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Post by nashvillecat on Aug 4, 2016 11:43:49 GMT
Playing a song game on the other pro boards site, brought back a 1964 memory of a Jimmie Rodgers song that used to make me cry. (only he can do the song justice. No sang it like Jimmy)
Two Ten Six Eighteen.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=homFr3zetK8
What's your favorite sad song.?
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Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2016 13:01:05 GMT
Seasons in the Sun but I forgot who sang it. I could never decide if the person was dying of a disease or was committing suicide.
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Post by nashvillecat on Aug 4, 2016 13:58:46 GMT
Oh here's another one for anyone who was a teen in 1965 when it came out.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC4NmZSlDeY
Then there's Jimmie's "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine"
and Pat's "Moody River"
I need to quit!
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Post by olladyfpeifer on Aug 4, 2016 16:36:02 GMT
A song that is kind of sad was Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon and Garfunckle.
There was also that one song by Elvis that always made me cry. Can't think of the name. Google here I come
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Post by olladyfpeifer on Aug 4, 2016 16:37:28 GMT
"In The Ghetto"! What a song and what a voice
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Post by carolo on Aug 5, 2016 3:04:59 GMT
My SON by Gary Pucket and the Union Gap. Gotta go back to the 60s for this one. About a man who raises his son after the mom dies in childbirth only to lose the child to war. Rips your heart out...
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Post by eeyoreztwin on Aug 5, 2016 4:29:48 GMT
The song Cut by the Christian artist Plumb is currently playing on my computer. It's about cutting and self harm which I admit I do identify with. As a teenager and into my 20s I would cut my arms and legs with an X-acto knife as a way to cope with stress and feeling of unworthiness. Add in bulimia and you have a pretty good peek into my past. I've gone beyond that but admit there are times where the urge still strikes me, especially when dealing with the trying times with dad right now. It's also something some of my students are currently dealing with and I've started discussing it to let them know that they can move past it. The song itself is sad because it recognizes the emotions and thoughts that drive people to engage in self harm, but it also reminds me that I'm not alone. It may sound weird but I wish I'd heard the message of this song in the 80s when I started cutting. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty0SF6jmDf8 |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 5, 2016 16:26:51 GMT
The song Cut by the Christian artist Plumb is currently playing on my computer. It's about cutting and self harm which I admit I do identify with. As a teenager and into my 20s I would cut my arms and legs with an X-acto knife as a way to cope with stress and feeling of unworthiness. Add in bulimia and you have a pretty good peek into my past. I've gone beyond that but admit there are times where the urge still strikes me, especially when dealing with the trying times with dad right now. It's also something some of my students are currently dealing with and I've started discussing it to let them know that they can move past it. The song itself is sad because it recognizes the emotions and thoughts that drive people to engage in self harm, but it also reminds me that I'm not alone. It may sound weird but I wish I'd heard the message of this song in the 80s when I started cutting. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty0SF6jmDf8 |
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Post by nashvillecat on Aug 5, 2016 21:16:52 GMT
My SON by Gary Pucket and the Union Gap. Gotta go back to the 60s for this one. About a man who raises his son after the mom dies in childbirth only to lose the child to war. Rips your heart out... I had to You Tube that one. It is very good and sad. I was not aware of it when it came out. SaveSave |
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Post by nashvillecat on Aug 5, 2016 21:17:28 GMT
"In The Ghetto"! What a song and what a voice I remember that one well. Very powerful . SaveSave |
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Post by nashvillecat on Aug 5, 2016 21:20:35 GMT
The song Cut by the Christian artist Plumb is currently playing on my computer. It's about cutting and self harm which I admit I do identify with. As a teenager and into my 20s I would cut my arms and legs with an X-acto knife as a way to cope with stress and feeling of unworthiness. Add in bulimia and you have a pretty good peek into my past. I've gone beyond that but admit there are times where the urge still strikes me, especially when dealing with the trying times with dad right now. It's also something some of my students are currently dealing with and I've started discussing it to let them know that they can move past it. The song itself is sad because it recognizes the emotions and thoughts that drive people to engage in self harm, but it also reminds me that I'm not alone. It may sound weird but I wish I'd heard the message of this song in the 80s when I started cutting. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty0SF6jmDf8Kristen. What you experienced and know about this condition makes you well equipped to counsel and help other hurting souls who are in your path right now. There's a reason for everything. We don't always see the purpose at the time. |
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