....and me....

Sheesh..... I'm an emotional wreck with tears streaming just reading this thread.......

Its making me think of lots of songs I had forgotten!!

Oh gosh, loads!

Gravity by Embrace
Run by Snow Patrol (or Leona Lewis' very nice version)
Man in the Mirror by Michael Jackson
Who Is It by Michael Jackson
Will You Be There by Michael Jackson
Iris by Goo Goo Dolls
Comptine d'un autre été: L'après-midi by Yann Tiersen (classical piano piece)

A lot of my favourite soundtrack pieces get me going as well. Most of those are orchestrated or classical piano.

Run for home by Lindisfarne
"I travel the land with my guitar in my hand"
Oops I'm welling up just thinking about the words
We chose it for my brothers funeral because it was so him with his guitar always in his hand!
I don't hear it often, it's sometimes on Radio 2 which we have on at work & I usually just burst into tears!
Once it was on about 3 times in 1 month & I managed not to cry, but I haven't heard it for ages!

this one

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Thats lovely-its Fields of Gold by Eva Cassidy,isnt it
many of her songs make me cry-such as Somewhere over the Rainbow
Maureen

"Autumn Leaves" by Eva Cassidy and "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" by her too!
Also "Let Her Down Easy" by Terence Trent Darby. All of the make me blub like a baby!!

Macushla by John McCormack. My Grandad had a beautiful operatic singing voice. A natural gift. He sang it at his retirement party when I was very very young. I remember it to this day and brings me to tears every time I hear it.

On a light note "Airbag" which is track 1 from Radioheads Ok Computer album. The first time my OH took me to the states, we bought this album in the airport and played it as soon as we got into our rental car. Every time I hear this song I am right back in the car on the motorway or freeway or whatever you call it.

Danny Boy - no reason just very poignant.
Where the poor boys dance - reminds me of Austin our old GSD who we lost when this was current
Thank you for the days - The Kinks
Will the circle be unbroken - Neville Bros
Auld Lang Syne
In My Life - Beatles

all reduce me to a quivering wreck plus numerous others.