What song will always make you cry no matter how many times you listen to it?

It reminds me of my husband.

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The Beatles' The Long and Winding Road has the power to put me on the verge of reaching for the hanky.

True Blue by John Williamson

I am Australian by the Seekers.

Took the children away by Archie Roach.

Get back to the land by Archie Roach

It's not to late by Archie Roach

Father and Son by Cat Stevens

And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda by Eric Bogle.

Too many...

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These two always

I’m OK- Christina Aguilera
Take it to the limit- Eagles

No More I Love Yous by Annie Lennox.
That’s how I felt when my mum passed away.

a few songs by neil diamond....my parents absolutely loved him. on the eve of my dad dying (i knew he was gonna be gone by morning) i listened to his almost entire collection as i got drunk and bawled my eyes out....then after his death, it pained me when my mother would listen to his songs and see the pain inside of her.

I don't know that any actually make me cry, but some perhaps put me into this melancholic zone that maybe can be described as proto-crying, like a chasm of void in my ... chest? With feelings of ... I dunno what ... like sometimes perhaps the feeling is liek time is running out (for what?) or something ... and it's not even to do with lyrics, it's strictly about the musical notes themselves ... I think for awhile "Let Down" by Radiohead was like that, and this Interpol track is like that ... I'm sure there are others but this is all I can remember at the moment

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When I was between hospitalizations for depression after trying to k myself I couldn't stand listening to the Disintegration album by the Cure, and I hated Canon by Pachelbel ... I don't know why these bothered me, perhaps it was just something like timing

edit: this one does
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Bullet by Hollywood Undead
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That little kid singing at the end always does it to me.

Any by Yoko Ono 🥴

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I'm might die alone without meeting my Ellie.

Played this at my mum's funeral

It took me a few attempts to finish it

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was my girlfriends favorite song, she past away as it was playing,died of cancer😭

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Angel -Sarah McLachlan. Always hits you at a funeral.

The Days of our Lives by Queen. It’s been used as a funeral song in my family.

Cats in the cradle

Slow country music destroys me

That video with music that the Swedish DJ Avicci made about child trafficking in Europe. I watched the video with that song in it and it was heartbreaking.

Robbie O'Connell- Killkelly Ireland
John Prine- Sam Stone

a few others maybe

On My Own from Les Mis

A Dog Song - AJR

None make me cry.

Carrie Underwood Jesus Take the Wheel.

I don't know about making me cry every time.. But the song that often gets me to shed a tear or two is Enya's: So i could find my way..

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None. I'm not unhinged.

He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones. God what a heartbreaking song.

oh that one country song by my mind is blanking out .. rascal flats?

As time goes by from Cassablanca

Can’t say there’s one at the moment.

Alice in Chains - Nutshell

Mad Season - Wake up

Mad Season - River of Deceit

Buckethead - I love my parents

Blind Melon - Mouth full of cavities

I can think of a few

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American pie - no idea why.

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