Songs that just utterly tear you apart
Someone sent me this song to watch once and I just caved in like a sissy la la. I was super vulnerable at that moment, pretty sure a sad commercial would've made me cry at that moment.
Oh man, I could list all of Mansell's stuff on here as stuff that tears me up.
It still pisses me off in that movie, that Future Wolverine was allowed to succeed in putting the ring on. That should have only been for Modern-day Wolverine, dammit!
<3!
Oh my god yes. YES!
I first heard this song literally 10 minutes ago. It does tear me apart though.
I LOVE THAT SONG! I love that whole album
Fantastic choice Irina.
There is no proper way to cope, no everlasting grace.
Just a flame on a river floating away.
There is no proper way to cope, no everlasting grace.
Just a flame on a river floating away.
Dallas Green is wonderful. Also this:
So many memories god dammit.
Whatever Whore!
P.O.D.
This song was very important to me when I was a lonely teenager, and I guess it'll always mean a lot to me. 
In your mind
I'm just blind
You're right all of the time
If I think for myself
I guess I'm way out of line
I'm not who you are
I'm so sorry
No matter what I do
It's never good enough
I give all that is me
Still it's never enough
So why try
I give up
Tear me down again
I want you to
"It is not reason, more or less furnished, but will that makes the world march"
I am alone.
I've begun torturing myself now, with all kinds of things from other lifetimes.
I was pregnant with Gabriel.
I've begun torturing myself now, with all kinds of things from other lifetimes.
I was pregnant with Gabriel.
This is one of my aunt's favorite songs by them. They took my niece to go see them in san luis obispo last summer.
ugh, i don't know why i keep posting! i need sleep.
Gabriel was born in december, I was alone by then.
Trevor was born in december, and I was alone by then too.
And about half her songs. Fiona is amazing.
Meh.
R.I.P., Levon Helm
R.I.P., Levon Helm
I love that song so much! I first heard it (or paid attention to it) when I got a stereo with a turntable for Christmas when I was fourteen and my mom gave me a bunch of 45's to listen to. Good times...R.I.P.
Every. Damn. Line.
I can't believe there was only one Modest Mouse song..........
And the rest of the opera, but this one especially. I found it online a while ago and watched all of it. Wonderful.
I can't believe it took me this long to discover The Cure for real, all I ever did before was half ignore the more pop radio hits of theirs. I haven't been this touched by a band, this deeply moved, obsessed, in full undeniable limerence with a band since I found Floater 17 years ago. It bleeds all the dark thoughts out. I don't care if anyone thinks this is tacky.
This just makes my chest heavier and heavier until I could (and have) cried when he gets to the lyrical cresendo at the lines
It's easier for me to get closer to heaven
Than ever feel whole againI never said I would stay to the end
I knew I would leave you with babies and everything
This song really kills me, but it has to be played as loud as possible. Like if you're on a laptop, don't even bother. I feel like I'm the only person that feels strongly about it.
Si vis pacem, para bellum
everything about this song.
There is no proper way to cope, no everlasting grace.
Just a flame on a river floating away.
Every City and Colour song, actually.
.I'm beginning to believe that anything I do to extend my life is just going to be outweighed by the agony of living it.
I really do not have high hopes for the movie. I don't think I can even bring myself to see it.
Augh the last minute of this song
What I have shown you is reality. What you remember... that is the illusion.
Is it because you watched Six Feet Under? That's what does it for me.
unfortunately, i haven't seen an episode of six feet under.
i always liked that song and its message. i like sia even when she was still working with the zero 7 band. her voice is great.
i saw this video a few months ago and her live recording of it really impressed me.
Oh yes, I love Zero 7, too. The song was used in the show's finale, when one of the characters basically leaves everything she knows behind to start living her dream in New York.
i think the first time i heard zero 7 was through the zach braff film 'garden state'. it got me exposed to thievery corporation too, which is another good band.
Saw them live 4 years ago and they were glorious.
That's a pretty song.
