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What Dreams May Come is one of my husband's most favorite movies of all time. He watched it while I was taking a nap and he woke up me up just to say "I love you." 
Those are two different songs silly.
Well damn that ****** ho-bag for confusing me then. Learn to name your songs, bimbo! 
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
Hah!
About four years ago I was on vacation with three other friends. We were turning at a stoplight and was hit by an 18 wheeler; I was the only survivor. About a year after I was asked if I cry when I hear the song, "Three Wooden Crosses." I don't listen to country so I had never heard of it. Later I went and downloaded it, cried like a baby. Here are the lyrics. Then someone else asked me if I had heard, "Who You'd Be Today" and I hadn't so I downloaded that song as well. The lyrics to that song got to me as well. One song that can get me misty-eyed not only because of it's lyrics, but the music as well is "Angels Fall First" by Nightwish.
StarryKnight wrote:
About four years ago I was on vacation with three other friends. We were turning at a stoplight and was hit by an 18 wheeler; I was the only survivor. About a year after I was asked if I cry when I hear the song, "Three Wooden Crosses." I don't listen to country so I had never heard of it. Later I went and downloaded it, cried like a baby. Here are the lyrics. Then someone else asked me if I had heard, "Who You'd Be Today" and I hadn't so I downloaded that song as well. The lyrics to that song got to me as well. One song that can get me misty-eyed not only because of it's lyrics, but the music as well is "Angels Fall First" by Nightwish.
WOW, just wow.
StarryKnight wrote:
About four years ago I was on vacation with three other friends. We were turning at a stoplight and was hit by an 18 wheeler; I was the only survivor. About a year after I was asked if I cry when I hear the song, "Three Wooden Crosses." I don't listen to country so I had never heard of it. Later I went and downloaded it, cried like a baby. Here are the lyrics. Then someone else asked me if I had heard, "Who You'd Be Today" and I hadn't so I downloaded that song as well. The lyrics to that song got to me as well. One song that can get me misty-eyed not only because of it's lyrics, but the music as well is "Angels Fall First" by Nightwish.
What about this song
Pikko Pots wrote:
Althrun the Silent wrote:
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What Dreams May Come
Best "snuggle on the couch with your sweetie" movie evar.
More like best "sob uncontrollably with your sweetie while he wonders what the hell is wrong with you" movie evar.
As I am a guy, I enjoy it when a girl needs to feel comforted. I'll let you imagine why
StarryKnight wrote:
About four years ago I was on vacation with three other friends. We were turning at a stoplight and was hit by an 18 wheeler; I was the only survivor. About a year after I was asked if I cry when I hear the song, "Three Wooden Crosses." I don't listen to country so I had never heard of it. Later I went and downloaded it, cried like a baby. Here are the lyrics. Then someone else asked me if I had heard, "Who You'd Be Today" and I hadn't so I downloaded that song as well. The lyrics to that song got to me as well. One song that can get me misty-eyed not only because of it's lyrics, but the music as well is "Angels Fall First" by Nightwish.
10/10...
Good songs....
Edited, Jun 26th 2007 11:26am by Aadyn Litefoot
Demea wrote:
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Christina Aguilera's Hurt
Which isn't even her original song. Look up Nine Inch Nails sometime.
Huh?
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"Hurt" is the second single written by Christina Aguilera, Linda Perry and Mark Ronson for Aguilera's third album Back to Basics (2006).
Last 10 minutes of Big Fish. Always nearlygets me teary-eyed.
I don't think a movie or song has ever made me cry. :o I must have sealed up those emotions real well.
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Too many things make me cry to list. As a general indication, I've just cried through most of this thread. I cry during tissue ads that feature ducklings, and retirement investment ads featuring old couples walking on a beach hand in hand.
Try: "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".
Try: "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Yeah, that one got me too, when Harry came back to the maze with Diggory and the Cup. The movie now does the same thing, dammit!
Oddly enough, though, the end of Half Blood Prince doesn't get me nearly as much (except maybe for the funeral).
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
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Oddly enough, though, the end of Half Blood Prince doesn't get me nearly as much (except maybe for the funeral).
Thanks for reminding me, I stopped reading at that point and let loose for about 10 minutes during that part. =(
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Zero-Sum by Nine Inch Nails
Hurt by Nine inch Nails
Ticks and Leeches by Tool
Kite by U2
Pennyroyal tea by Nirvana
Dumb by Nirvana
have all helped me through the hard times, and many more, but those are the ones that stand out now.
Hurt by Nine inch Nails
Ticks and Leeches by Tool
Kite by U2
Pennyroyal tea by Nirvana
Dumb by Nirvana
have all helped me through the hard times, and many more, but those are the ones that stand out now.
Debalic wrote:
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Yeah, that one got me too, when Harry came back to the maze with Diggory and the Cup. The movie now does the same thing, dammit!
Oddly enough, though, the end of Half Blood Prince doesn't get me nearly as much (except maybe for the funeral).
Same here, that's the only HP book I've cried while reading.
Other books that made me cry are Kite Runner and Where the Red Fern Grows.
Edit: And I just realized that you were replying to my first post in which I already said this on page 1. Go me!!
Edited, Jun 28th 2007 8:29pm by Pikko
Amazing Grace done with bagpipes & taps
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Oddly enough, though, the end of Half Blood Prince doesn't get me nearly as much (except maybe for the funeral).
I still think it's going to turn out that Dumbledore asked Snape to kill him, because Dumbledore was dying anyway, and this will cement Voldemorte's trust and pleasure in Snape, allowing Snape to find out more about the Horcruxes.
What would be *really* weepy is if Harry kills Snape before it comes out that Snape is still "Dumbledore's man, through and through".
One song that gives me that sort of bittersweet depression is Somewhere Over The Rainbow, not the Dorothy version but the Israel Kamakawiwo'ole (Hawaiian Singer) version.
It has been used in a few films such as Meet Joe Black, Finding Forrester, 50 First Dates as well as Scrubs, a favorite TV Show of mine.
It has been used in a few films such as Meet Joe Black, Finding Forrester, 50 First Dates as well as Scrubs, a favorite TV Show of mine.
Or dumbledor isn't dead, he got hit with a suspended animation zombie spell thingie before hitting the ground, and when the funeral happened he got zapped back into the shadows, to leap out at the last moment and go "aieeee!"
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