Songs that bring a tear.

[johnmc]

Christy Moore - They never came home

 

[Innsbruckblue]

Without sounding racist ;) I'd love to hear that in English. Top song.

Why would wanting to hear it in English be racist?
I'll see if I can find a translation for you :)

 

[middleton___blue]

1916 By Motörhead.

 

[cityman14364]

time to say goodbye -boccelli

 

[City Hobgoblin]

 

[oakiecokie]

Our son who was only a week old when he died was called Matthew.I cried every time for months after,whenever I heard Cat Stevens singing "Matthew & Son".

 

[KenTheLandlord]

The old funeral dance floor filler

 

[southstand117]

The JCB song by Nizlopi. My Dad isn't Bruce Lee and didn't drive a JCB - and I am not called Luke - however the idyllic father /son relationship that plays out in that song makes me regret me and my Dad were never as close as that and somehow I am not that close with my son. Its a jaunty song that inspires regrets and tears whenever I hear it.

I'm not close to my dad, never have been as he split from my mum when I was a baby, and never will be. I know that when he's gone it'll probably be something I regret but it's the way it is. He's a miserable twat and only bothered about himself. I see him every now and then but it's all about him. I'm married with 2 kids if my own and no way will I let myself become like him. I've got a great relationship with them both and although they're only young I'll do what ever it takes to have the total oposite to what I have with my dad. Don't really know what I'm trying to say but go and get that relationship with your lad, it'll be the best thing you'll do :)

 

[idahoblues]

'Hurt' Johnny Cash

 

[Rascal]

time to say goodbye -boccelli

Good shout sir.

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