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05 Aug 01 - 05:11 PM (#521527) Subject: Saaaaaad songs From: Lee Shore I don't know if it's the morbid fascination of an accident scene or what, but I love honest, sad songs (as opposed to dopey, whiney fake sad songs.) So far, the all time winner in this catagory has to be "HOUND DOG, BAY AT THE MOON" recorded by Odetta. Can anyone beat this? |
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05 Aug 01 - 05:51 PM (#521550) Subject: RE: Saaaaaad songs From: GUEST,Willa recent thread Look for'Re: i like sad songs' |
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05 Aug 01 - 06:13 PM (#521566) Subject: RE: Saaaaaad songs From: Gareth Possibly culturally orientated Gresford Disaster # Trimdon grange The Bells of Rhymney # The Great Storm # (# in DT) Gareth |
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05 Aug 01 - 06:26 PM (#521572) Subject: RE: Saaaaaad songs From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Have a look at |
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05 Aug 01 - 06:31 PM (#521578) Subject: RE: Saaaaaad songs From: John Routledge Trimdon Grange has the saddest first line of any song I know. " Let's not think of tomorrow lest we disappointed be" |
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05 Aug 01 - 08:37 PM (#521612) Subject: RE: Saaaaaad songs From: Celtic Soul It all depends on my mood, I suppose. To me, something really up beat, if it reminds me of a time that was sad will get the tears rolling.
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