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#1February 3rd, 2007 · 07:57 PM
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Trinidad and Tobago
Most Depressing Songs of All Time
All of us have those moments where we need something to soothe the pain, most depressing songs go HERE!!!      

Here's my top 10:

1. Bed of Lies - Matchbox 20 (I'll cry even when I'm happy it's a must listen)
2. Two Beds and a Coffee Machine - Savage Garden
3. A Different Kind of Pain - Cold
4. Goodbye My Lover - James Blunt
5. Blood to Bleed - Rise Against (Best song ever no joke, even if u don't like Rise Against)
6. Lightning Crashes - Live
7. But Tonight We Dance - Rise Against
8. Behind Blue Eyes - Limp Bizkit
9. Better Than Me - Hinder
10. Tori (acoustic) - John Mayer & Nickel Creek

LETS HERE YOURS...i need something like this right now 
#2February 3rd, 2007 · 08:47 PM
31 threads / 19 songs
612 posts
Canada
I don't know about most depressing...but here goes...

Knock'n on Heavens Door- GNR
Foolish Games- Jewel
Never Tear Us Apart- Inxs
What a Wonderful World- Louis Armstrong
At This Moment- Billy Vera
Mother- Pink Floyd
Your all I Need- Motley Crue  ( spousal abuse, guy kills his girlfriend)
Sad Songs They Say- Elton John
Candle in the Wind- Elton John
Imagine- John Lennon

just a few songs that pull some emotion from me.....
#3February 3rd, 2007 · 10:19 PM
160 threads / 33 songs
1,965 posts
United States of America
I don't know about most depresiing but....
these  are some of my favorites  each one has a special memory or emotion,  or event that happened....
Some sad, some just memories.....


Lamplight Symphony---------- Kansas
Another Day ---------------------Dream Theatre
Broken Wings--------------------Martina Mcbride
The Rose--------------------------Bett  Middler
Holiday-----------------------------Scorpians
Nightmares------------------------Micheal Schenker
Lucky Man------------------------Emerson Lake And Palmer
Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys--------Willie Neslon
Drown In My Own Tears    Ray Charles/ Derek Trucks
Star Spangled Banner ----------Whitney's Version
#4February 3rd, 2007 · 11:00 PM
31 threads / 19 songs
612 posts
Canada
re: I don't know about most depresiing but....
toastedgoat wrote…
these  are some of my favorites  each one has a special memory or emotion,  or event that happened....
Some sad, some just memories.....


Lamplight Symphony---------- Kansas
Another Day ---------------------Dream Theatre
Broken Wings--------------------Martina Mcbride
The Rose--------------------------Bett  Middler
Holiday-----------------------------Scorpians
Nightmares------------------------Micheal Schenker
Lucky Man------------------------Emerson Lake And Palmer
Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys--------Willie Neslon
Drown In My Own Tears    Ray Charles/ Derek Trucks
Star Spangled Banner ----------Whitney's Version


That reminds me...Might get some flack for this but... Wind Beneath My Wings.....Bette Middler....
#5February 3rd, 2007 · 11:21 PM
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500 posts
Australia
Adam's Song & Stay Together For the Kids by Blink 182
Lillian & Weatherman by Plus 44
Prevent This Tragedy & Radio by Alkaline Trio
Sorrow by Boxcar Racer
Darkness by Disturbed
The Unforgiven 2 by Metallica
The Approaching Curve by Rise Against
Lonely Day by System of a Down
Dry Lake Bed by Years Around the Sun

Ok, this is more than ten, but, I think it's more emotion based than depressing. Also, note the difference in times between these lists.
#6February 4th, 2007 · 12:24 AM
10 threads / 7 songs
78 posts
Trinidad and Tobago
WritersBlock wrote…
Adam's Song & Stay Together For the Kids by Blink 182
Lillian & Weatherman by Plus 44
Prevent This Tragedy & Radio by Alkaline Trio
Sorrow by Boxcar Racer
Darkness by Disturbed
The Unforgiven 2 by Metallica
The Approaching Curve by Rise Against
Lonely Day by System of a Down
Dry Lake Bed by Years Around the Sun

Ok, this is more than ten, but, I think it's more emotion based than depressing. Also, note the difference in times between these lists.

I would have to agree with u def. on Lonley Day hmmm mayb on my top ten
#7February 4th, 2007 · 07:04 AM
121 threads / 56 songs
3,098 posts
Netherlands
Though I have an extensive music library containing a lot of generally considered to be depressive music, I find most of the songs in there inspiring therefore constructively energizing instead. However some songs leave me feeling sad and down after listening even though I may find them beautifully composed and constructed... This list is, genre wise, and thus the reason WHY I find them depressive, pretty incohesive, but still, here it is:

In no particular order:

Famous Blue Raincoat - Leonard Cohen
Emma (the Hot Chocolate song) - The Sisters of Mercy
The Eternal - Joy Division
Severance - Dead Can Dance (the Bauhaus version is probably even more depressing)
Joey - Bob Dylan
Don't Give Up - Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush
Suicide is Painless (the MASH theme)
Purity - The God Machine
Stoned Obituary (part 2) - The Legendary Pink Dots
Jeanny - Falco ( yep that song really gets me down....)
#8February 4th, 2007 · 09:36 AM
160 threads / 33 songs
1,965 posts
United States of America
Basketcase..............Why Bette Middler is good...

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for depression anything by    Sarah McLachlan       
#9February 4th, 2007 · 01:00 PM
92 threads / 12 songs
906 posts
United States of America
okay....now you've gone and caused me to resort to drastic measures. Be prepared to be really sad....or nauseous

"Past the Point of Rescue" by Hal Ketcham 

"He Stopped Loving Her Today" By George Jones 

and for the most dysphoric of all, "All These Years" by Sawyer Brown
http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/sawyer_brown/videos.jhtml (NOTE this is a full-length video...you have to run it in IE...select the song from the drop-down list)

 (TEEHEE!)...And I'm just getting started! Sorry for the genre....I'll bet this is not your thing...and unless I'm in a certain mood...it's not mine either.
#10February 4th, 2007 · 01:58 PM
113 threads / 58 songs
464 posts
Nepal
blue Jony Mitchell
Suicide is painless Nick Drake
#11February 4th, 2007 · 02:18 PM
10 threads / 7 songs
78 posts
Trinidad and Tobago
Got another song with prolly goes in number 4 slot for me just because it applies to alot of what im goin through rite now    but here it is:

Konstantine - Somthing Corporate
#12February 4th, 2007 · 04:59 PM
31 threads / 19 songs
612 posts
Canada
battlecat wrote…
okay....now you've gone and caused me to resort to drastic measures. Be prepared to be really sad....or nauseous

"Past the Point of Rescue" by Hal Ketcham  http://www.allofmp3.com/share.shtml?token=1376877437&lang=eng&group=812&album=2&song=5

"He Stopped Loving Her Today" By George Jones  http://www.allofmp3.com/share.shtml?token=1941917058&lang=eng&group=6278&album=8&song=31

and for the most dysphoric of all, "All These Years" by Sawyer Brown
http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/sawyer_brown/videos.jhtml (NOTE this is a full-length video...you have to run it in IE...select the song from the drop-down list)

 (TEEHEE!)...And I'm just getting started! Sorry for the genre....I'll bet this is not your thing...and unless I'm in a certain mood...it's not mine either. But I'll also bet most of you might not be familiar with this stuff....so I provided links so you can really get a whiff! (or a sniff)

I've got some country favorites too!

I Love- Tom T Hall
Teddy Bear- Red Sovine
Fall to Pieces- Patsy Cline
Don't Take the Girl- Tim McGraw

and ANYTHING by Hank Sr.....one of my all time personal favorite artists......
#13February 4th, 2007 · 09:32 PM
48 threads / 7 songs
429 posts
United States of America
ok then. gawed there are to many depressing songd out there.. let me look threw my lists...

ok these are not in order im to lazy to put them in order from sadest to most depressing..

sally's pigions by cyndi lauper. even those its sorta kinda upbeat its sad. its about her loosing a friend from child hood to an illigal abortion

hate me today by blue october about his drug/alcohol addiction and how it hurt those around him

your call by secondhand seranade about loveing some one so much it hurts

little sister by jewl about her sisters drug addiction

pieces of you by jewel about how the world is and all the hate

Adrain by jewel proubley the sadest on on here so far-- about a little boy who got into an accident and had very seriouse brain damage and how one little girl stayed by him

concrete angels by martina mcbride ( i cry every time i hear this song, its that bad (the lyrics are sad, the songs not bad lol) its about a little girl whos mother is abuseive and the little girl dies in the end because of her mom

what its like by everlast this song has stuck with me from the time i first heard it. it talks about being quick to judge people when your not in their shoes and dont know what their going through

whiskey lullaby by brad paisly featuring  alison krauss- about how a couple breaks up and they drink themselves to suicide over one another i love this song the chorus is beautiful.

its not over by secondhand seranade about a break up and still wanting the person


all of these are must hears
ima go look at all these other songs you guys said
you can proubley find all my songs on eather youtube or myspace im sure
#14February 4th, 2007 · 10:19 PM
160 threads / 88 songs
1,666 posts
United States of America
For me....
I kind of go With George Jones myself, for depressing songs..  He stopped loving her today is in fact the most depressing song I've heard... 

 My favorite for stirring emotion actually hails from this site:
                            http://forum.bandamp.com/Audio_Review/1257.html

         I think this one is amazing...  It's a story of his life... His turmoil...  His pain......  Awesome song.....

  The fact that the metaphor and life crash together in this song makes it so powerful.....  Exceptional writing...

       And very emotional.....  Got major love for ya Buzz....

              JimK
#15February 5th, 2007 · 06:23 PM
31 threads / 19 songs
612 posts
Canada
Man, I cant believe I forgot to mention my favorite song of all time.......................................
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