I like the Ugly Kid Joe version because it starts off quiet and melodic then gets angrier/resentful in the middle - because that’s how I feel every time I hear it.
As a recovering dope fiend I gotta revel in it and say thank fuck that ain’t me. Its like watching Drugstore Cowboy or Trainspotting I just sit there and think fucking christ I was boring and gross.
Word. I'd be dead if I had kept drinking. I tell people if they want to know what the last couple of years were like, down a bottle or two of Robitussun, put on a pot of strong coffee, and stay up all night with Either/Or on repeat.
>Elephant - Jason Isbell
Always my first thought when this question is posted here. Also:
1952 Vincent Black Lightning - Richard Thompson
Napoleon Solo - At the Drive-In
Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun
Eric Clapton - Tears in Heaven
and I'd contend that Pearl Jam's "Black" is one of the most brutal and raw break up songs ever.
Love Of My Life - Queen
The Night We Met - Lord Huron
Leave Me Alone - Trashcan Sinatras
Goodbye Mr. Blue - Father John Misty
Baby As You Turn Away - Bee Gees
I’m Sorry - John Denver
Lover’s Cross - Jim Croce
When She Loved Me - Sarah McLachlan
I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You - Colin Hay
Late For The Sky - Jackson Browne
Beloved Wife - Natalie Merchant
Only Once - Maria McKee
Sam Stone - John Prine
Wings For Marie, Pt. 1 / 10,000 Days (Wings For Marie, Pt. 2) - Tool
It’s Easier - John Grant
Black - Pearl Jam
Please Don’t Die - Father John Misty
St. Peter’s Autograph - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
Elephant - Jason Isbell
He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones
For a Dancer - Jackson Browne
Songbird - Fleetwood Mac
Throw Your Arms Around Me - Mark Seymour / Hunters and Collectors
White Wine In The Sun - Tim Minchin (Not really a sad song per se, but I can't get through it without shedding at least a tear or two. It's sentimental and just a simple, yet beautiful tune.)
Everybody Hurts - R.E.M.
To add to the Tool listing: "Judith" by Maynard's other band, A Perfect Circle, is an equally great and sad song. It's about the same subject; his mom.
I saw him do it live like 3 days after Prince died from an OD. I went to the show with my husband and we both just absolutely bawled ;The entire venue was crying . I’m an atheist but it felt spiritual
“Does anyone know where the love of god goes when the waves turn minutes to hours?”
That line gets me every time. I live on Lake Superior and this song hits different looking out over the lake to where the Fitz went down.
10,000 days / Wings for Marie part 2 - Tool
It's heavy prog rock, but it's about the loss of Maynard's Mother. She was paralyzed for roughly 10,000 days before she died.
10,000 days is long enough, you're going home.
You missed all the good ones:
Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now - The Smiths
Back to Black - Amy Winehouse
Mr Bojangles - Nina Simone
Pictures of You - The Cure
The Band Played Waltzing Matilda - Eric Bogle (covered brilliantly by the Pogues)
"So they gathered the crippled, the wounded, the maimed
And they shipped us back home to Australia
The legless, the armless, the blind, the insane
Those proud wounded heroes of Suvla
And as our ship pulled into Circular Quay
I looked at the place where me legs used to be
And thanked Christ there was nobody waiting for me
To grieve, to mourn, and to pity
But the band played Waltzing Matilda
As they carried us down the gangway
But nobody cheered, they just stood and stared
Then they turned all their faces away"
I have a photo with me about 2 years old sitting on my dad’s lap as he played this on piano and sang so loud. Lost him in 2020. Crying now. Fuck it’s a sad, sad song
Why is that song so fucking sad? I had it on a Fisher Price record as a kid and would just start bawling whenever I heard it.
As an adult, I tried to tell myself that it was just a hippie song about weed, but there's no way a song about weed would be that sad.
Peter, Paul, and Mary were on to something with that song.
This is the answer, if you want to instantly feel sad just listen to this. I for one have listened to it a couple times and probably won’t ever again, too real
I bought the vinyl after my brother died. Listened to it once, cried a lot.... Can't come to listen to it again. 5/5 amazing album, but please never come up on random shuffle.
That entire album is incredible. And All That Could Have Been & Leaving Hope are really emotional too, and The Becoming is such a cool take on the track.
Hurt - Johnny Cash (particularly when paired with the music video)
Seasons in the Sun - Terry Jacks
In the Living Years - Mike and the Mechanics
Strange Fruit - Nina Simone
Ctrl+F to find "Marie" and happy to see it listed already. Jfc that song rips my heart out through my guts and holds it up for me to ponder. Pure hopeless ache, pure Townes.
Mount Eerie - [Real Death](https://youtu.be/-1UyUsz0A-A?si=s9qUeXhiMzZ6yYNi) and the rest of A Crow Looked at Me.
Sufjan Stevens has a few too, [Casimir Pulaski Day](https://youtu.be/TfEkDqP34xo?si=yeVB0-O4LYGbGOWG) and [4th of July](https://youtu.be/JTeKpWp8Psw?si=XZunzjlnuvKA8zoA) to start with.
My Dying Bride - Two Winters Only
Woods Of Ypres - Finality
Portishead - Roads
I'd also add Lifelover - Mental Central Dialog, though it is a little harder listening to than the other three
Jonny Cash's cover of NiN's Hurt, BUT watch the music video. All the images of Jonny and June in their younger years and the present day, gets me everytime
The only sadder thing than having a son die is being the person who is the sole reason for his death.
Eric Clapton is and always has been an absolute moron. Great musician though.
A song for you by Leon Russel is very depressing and gets me emotional. I believe he was writing this song for his wife when he thought he was dying.
Goodbye my lover- James Blunt.
When she loved me- Sarah Mclachlan.
This is more of a situation I was going through-emotional based one. The scene in Toy story 2 where Jesse talks about her owner abandoning her resonates with me and my mom’s relationship.
When I was in sixth grade one of our classmates died in a car wreck.
For his memorial they had us learn & perform this song for him.
I can handle it now, but for many years just could not. Like…at all.
[The Moubtain Goats - Deuteronomy 2:10](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oBprRgjmw3Q)
It’s a song sung from the perspective of the last individual of their respective species before going totally extinct.
The Tasmanian tiger, the dodo, and a Costa Rican tree frog.
'After the Goldrush' by Neil Young gets me every time. 'Baby Mine' from Dumbo as interpreted by many artists including Bonnie Raitt. 'When Ye Go Away' by the Waterboys...
Real Death - Mount Eerie
Death is real
Someone's there and then they're not
And it's not for singing about
It's not for making into art
When real death enters the house, all poetry is dumb
When I walk into the room where you were
And look into the emptiness instead
All fails
My knees fail
My brain fails
Words fail
Crusted with tears, catatonic and raw
I go downstairs and outside and you still get mail
A week after you died a package with your name on it came
And inside was a gift for our daughter you had ordered in secret
I collapsed there on the front steps I wailed
A backpack for when she goes to school a couple years from now
You were thinking ahead to a future you must have known deep down would not include you
Though you clawed at the cliff you were sliding down
Being swallowed into a silence that is bottomless and real
It's dumb
And I don't want to learn anything from this
I love you
High Water by Bishop Briggs. She lost her sister to cancer and wrote that song. She released it just a few weeks before we lost my Dad to cancer. I can't make it through the whole song without sobbing.
[flirted with you all my life](https://youtu.be/96-flxOd_3w?si=YdZqP7eUMAs-HzRh)
Also [first day of my life](https://youtu.be/xUBYzpCNQ1I?si=92CSupiizBM1bfcD)
Both these songs make me tear up for exactly opposite reasons.
•I can’t give everything away - David Bowie (his last song before he passed)
•A Quick One before the eternal worm devours Connecticut - Have A Nice Life
•Sea Swallow Me - Cocteau Twins
Radiohead - How to Disappear Completely
Also : True Love Waits (AMSP version)
Weird fishes
I usually don’t think that anyone can cover Radiohead and do it justice, but Lianne La Havas does an amaaaazing cover of Weird Fishes
Cats in the Cradle - Harry Chapin. It’s not ugly cry sad, but it’s “life is unintentionally sad” sad.
Hits different when you have children as well.
I thought it was sad before I had kids.
I like the Ugly Kid Joe version because it starts off quiet and melodic then gets angrier/resentful in the middle - because that’s how I feel every time I hear it.
Lost my Dad recently. Still ugly cried.
Sorry, man.
I can’t make you love me (if you don’t) - Bonnie Raitt
The Justin Vernon versions are good too, or him Sean Carey in the jagjaguar sessions.
This.
I heard she recorded that in one take. Nailed it!
Between the Bars - Elliot Smith
*"He said some weird stuff to me earlier. The kind of stuff you'd hear in a sad Creed song. Or a happy Elliott Smith song."*
One of many Elliott Smith songs that totally qualify.
Kings Crossing for me
Also - I Didn't Understand
For sure. And Twilight because it is so eternally sad.
As an alcoholic, I find this song to be terrifying, not sad
As a recovering dope fiend I gotta revel in it and say thank fuck that ain’t me. Its like watching Drugstore Cowboy or Trainspotting I just sit there and think fucking christ I was boring and gross.
Word. I'd be dead if I had kept drinking. I tell people if they want to know what the last couple of years were like, down a bottle or two of Robitussun, put on a pot of strong coffee, and stay up all night with Either/Or on repeat.
Same... Quit cold turkey and it's been a year. I'm still sometimes amazed how much better life is. Shit is poison.
It's not so bad, if you are the kind of person who has two or three drinks and truly does not want any more. But that is not me.
"Last Call" for me
Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division.
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Whiskey Lullaby - brad paisley and Allison Krauss Elephant - Jason Isbell
>Elephant - Jason Isbell Always my first thought when this question is posted here. Also: 1952 Vincent Black Lightning - Richard Thompson Napoleon Solo - At the Drive-In
Sam Stone - John Prine
I had to scroll way too far for this. Talk about truly heartbreaking instead of your typical, sappy love heartbreak song.
Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun Eric Clapton - Tears in Heaven and I'd contend that Pearl Jam's "Black" is one of the most brutal and raw break up songs ever.
Love Of My Life - Queen The Night We Met - Lord Huron Leave Me Alone - Trashcan Sinatras Goodbye Mr. Blue - Father John Misty Baby As You Turn Away - Bee Gees I’m Sorry - John Denver Lover’s Cross - Jim Croce When She Loved Me - Sarah McLachlan I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You - Colin Hay Late For The Sky - Jackson Browne Beloved Wife - Natalie Merchant Only Once - Maria McKee Sam Stone - John Prine Wings For Marie, Pt. 1 / 10,000 Days (Wings For Marie, Pt. 2) - Tool It’s Easier - John Grant Black - Pearl Jam Please Don’t Die - Father John Misty St. Peter’s Autograph - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Elephant - Jason Isbell He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones For a Dancer - Jackson Browne Songbird - Fleetwood Mac Throw Your Arms Around Me - Mark Seymour / Hunters and Collectors White Wine In The Sun - Tim Minchin (Not really a sad song per se, but I can't get through it without shedding at least a tear or two. It's sentimental and just a simple, yet beautiful tune.) Everybody Hurts - R.E.M.
Love of my Life got the upvote here
Night we met is class. Was lucky enough to see LH when they came to uk and incidentally will see them again this summer
Wings For Marie, yeah
To add to the Tool listing: "Judith" by Maynard's other band, A Perfect Circle, is an equally great and sad song. It's about the same subject; his mom.
"Nothing Compares 2U" Sinéad O'Connor
Since his death, Chris Cornell's version also gets to me hard...
I saw him do it live like 3 days after Prince died from an OD. I went to the show with my husband and we both just absolutely bawled ;The entire venue was crying . I’m an atheist but it felt spiritual
Written by Prince. Miss him dearly.
Sometimes it Snows in April can hit hard for Prince fans.
Landslide - Fleetwood Mac
Wondered how far down my depression song would be!
Alone Again, Naturally - Gilbert O'Sullivan
I don't know of another song of that era with explicit suicidal ideation
Suicide is Painless by Johnny Mandel
Was that used as the MASH theme?
Yes
An absolute classic. Love Gilbert.
Casimir Pulaski Day - Sufjan Stevens Go Home - Julien Baker
Sufjan feels like cheating on this topic, so many sad songs. Casimir Pulaski Day takes the cake though.
It really does 😅 thanks for the spelling correction!
No worries, no one ever accused polish names of being easy to spell lol.
Casimir Pulaski day on the way to the office this morning got me.
The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald.
“Does anyone know where the love of god goes when the waves turn minutes to hours?” That line gets me every time. I live on Lake Superior and this song hits different looking out over the lake to where the Fitz went down.
Superior is a wild beast who deserves utmost respect. Living on the lake is different. I miss it.
Please please please take my upvote!
Brand New - Play Crack The Sky
Your tounge is the rudder, it steers the whole ship.
God this song gives me goosebumps
This Woman’s Work - Kate Bush I Can’t Make You Love Me - Bonnie Raitt
10,000 days / Wings for Marie part 2 - Tool It's heavy prog rock, but it's about the loss of Maynard's Mother. She was paralyzed for roughly 10,000 days before she died. 10,000 days is long enough, you're going home.
You missed all the good ones: Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now - The Smiths Back to Black - Amy Winehouse Mr Bojangles - Nina Simone Pictures of You - The Cure
"Gloomy Sunday" - Billie Holiday
Also "Strange Fruit". Which is also scary and anger making.
Na versão dos Portishead
Nine Inch Nails - Hurt Bats for Lashes - Laura
Johnny Cash‘s cover of Hurt is especially hard-hitting!
The Band Played Waltzing Matilda - Eric Bogle (covered brilliantly by the Pogues) "So they gathered the crippled, the wounded, the maimed And they shipped us back home to Australia The legless, the armless, the blind, the insane Those proud wounded heroes of Suvla And as our ship pulled into Circular Quay I looked at the place where me legs used to be And thanked Christ there was nobody waiting for me To grieve, to mourn, and to pity But the band played Waltzing Matilda As they carried us down the gangway But nobody cheered, they just stood and stared Then they turned all their faces away"
Puff the magic dragon lived by the sea........
If it helps, I have the children's picture book based on the song and the last page shows the grown up boy bringing his child to meet the dragon.
It does help, I love this.
Thanks, still crying, but it's a little better
I'll remember this the next time I hear it. The real version!
Oh my God thank you, that song tore me up as a kid. It's kind of like that book with the apple tree. We were so f*cked up as children.
I have a photo with me about 2 years old sitting on my dad’s lap as he played this on piano and sang so loud. Lost him in 2020. Crying now. Fuck it’s a sad, sad song
My condolences, stranger.
❤️
I tried singing it to my kid once. I got a verse in and just started weeping.
Why is that song so fucking sad? I had it on a Fisher Price record as a kid and would just start bawling whenever I heard it. As an adult, I tried to tell myself that it was just a hippie song about weed, but there's no way a song about weed would be that sad. Peter, Paul, and Mary were on to something with that song.
Argh! **
I'm almost 70 and it still makes me cry.
Jebus Christmas I'd forgotten that song *sobs uncontrollably*
One more light - Linkin Park RIP Chester
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds- I Need You
Real Death by Mount Eerie
This is the answer, if you want to instantly feel sad just listen to this. I for one have listened to it a couple times and probably won’t ever again, too real
I bought the vinyl after my brother died. Listened to it once, cried a lot.... Can't come to listen to it again. 5/5 amazing album, but please never come up on random shuffle.
That album tore me apart. Its rare that emotion is conveyed so raw and real through music like that, you can *feel* the pain in every word.
Let me in - R.E.M. Mad World - Gary Jules version As Hope and promise fade - Chris Cornell One More Suicide - Marcy Playground Flow - Transister
La Dispute - I See Everything
Most every song on Wildlife would qualify!
King Park is incredibly upsetting.
January 19- we buried our son today. Our youngest child That song destroys me
Nine inch nails - something I can never have (still version)
That entire album is incredible. And All That Could Have Been & Leaving Hope are really emotional too, and The Becoming is such a cool take on the track.
Hurt - Johnny Cash (particularly when paired with the music video) Seasons in the Sun - Terry Jacks In the Living Years - Mike and the Mechanics Strange Fruit - Nina Simone
Yeah Johnny's remake of Hurt, oof. Hits
Strange fruit - Nina Simone
Townes van Zandt, "Marie"; most of the songs suggested here are not even close to it for sadness
Ctrl+F to find "Marie" and happy to see it listed already. Jfc that song rips my heart out through my guts and holds it up for me to ponder. Pure hopeless ache, pure Townes.
Radiohead - true love waits
She’s Leaving Home - Beatles
Bye Bye 👋
Mount Eerie - [Real Death](https://youtu.be/-1UyUsz0A-A?si=s9qUeXhiMzZ6yYNi) and the rest of A Crow Looked at Me. Sufjan Stevens has a few too, [Casimir Pulaski Day](https://youtu.be/TfEkDqP34xo?si=yeVB0-O4LYGbGOWG) and [4th of July](https://youtu.be/JTeKpWp8Psw?si=XZunzjlnuvKA8zoA) to start with.
Pearl Jam’s remake of Last Kiss, absolutely heartbreaking
I absolutely love this song.
My Dying Bride - Two Winters Only Woods Of Ypres - Finality Portishead - Roads I'd also add Lifelover - Mental Central Dialog, though it is a little harder listening to than the other three
Roads!!!
With the context of what happened, the whole fifth Woods of Ypres album. Good pick!
It makes no difference-the band
Gordon Lightfoot, If You Could Read My Mind.
Same Old Lang Syne by Dan Fogelberg. Waterfalls every time.
Cancer - My Chemical Romance
Brick by Ben Folds Five
Distant Sky by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds can bring me to tears
The Last Song - Elton John Nutshell - Alice in Chains Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald - G.Lightfoot Say Hello to Heaven- Temple of the Dog
Jonny Cash's cover of NiN's Hurt, BUT watch the music video. All the images of Jonny and June in their younger years and the present day, gets me everytime
Damn straight.
Tears in heaven. Song about a son dying. Does not get anymore sad
The only sadder thing than having a son die is being the person who is the sole reason for his death. Eric Clapton is and always has been an absolute moron. Great musician though.
Tears in heaven, is pretty sad.
Dust in the Wind - Kansas
Atmosphere or New Dawn Fades by Joy Division
Fake Plastic Trees
What Sarah Said - Death Cab for Cutie
Father of Mine- Everclear
Bright eyes 😭
The Night We Met - Lord Huron
Broadripple is Burning - Margot and the Nuclear So & So’s Mother I Sober - Kendrick Lamar Not the Same Anymore - The Strokes
Luther Vandross - Dance with my Father
”The Eternal” and ”Decades” by Joy Division
Apparently everyone is thinking text? Samuel Barber - Adagio for Strings
To Forgive - Smashing Pumpkins This one hits me just as hard as Nutshell imo
'Song to the Siren' by this Mortal Coil and 'Can't Go Back' by Rosie Golan I can't listen to either.
Let Her Go - Passenger
Do Ri Mi by Kurt Cobain (Considering the you know what) River of Deceit by Mad Season Unlovable by The Smiths
Love Hurts- Heart/Nazareth
Famous blue raincoat - Leonard Cohen; The raven that refused to sing - Steven Wilson
Tears in Heaven by Clapton, nothing comes close.
Gary Jules version of Mad World gets me every time. As for modern, Noah Kahan - call your mom is pretty fuckin sad.
Pearl Jam - Yellow Ledbetter
A song for you by Leon Russel is very depressing and gets me emotional. I believe he was writing this song for his wife when he thought he was dying. Goodbye my lover- James Blunt. When she loved me- Sarah Mclachlan. This is more of a situation I was going through-emotional based one. The scene in Toy story 2 where Jesse talks about her owner abandoning her resonates with me and my mom’s relationship.
Keaton Henson - You.
Don’t take the girl - Tim McGraw Pretty Angry - Blues Traveler
Early Sunsets over Monroeville - My Chemical Romance
Brand New - Limousine My Chemical Romance - Cancer Frightened Rabbit - Floating in the Forth Pearl Jam - Last Goodbye
Lorna shore: pain remains, specifically part 1
Rearview mirror -Pearl Jam
Fire and Rain – James Taylor
When I was in sixth grade one of our classmates died in a car wreck. For his memorial they had us learn & perform this song for him. I can handle it now, but for many years just could not. Like…at all.
“Red Dirt Girl” - Emmylou Harris
[The Moubtain Goats - Deuteronomy 2:10](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oBprRgjmw3Q) It’s a song sung from the perspective of the last individual of their respective species before going totally extinct. The Tasmanian tiger, the dodo, and a Costa Rican tree frog.
Some Devil by Dave Mathews
Holding back the years - simply red
Terrible Things - Mayday Parade
'After the Goldrush' by Neil Young gets me every time. 'Baby Mine' from Dumbo as interpreted by many artists including Bonnie Raitt. 'When Ye Go Away' by the Waterboys...
Something I can never have - NIN Silver - Woods of Ypres Alternate Ending - Woods of Ypres Finality - Woods of Ypres
Please, please, please let me get what I want - The Dream Academy version Forever Young - Alphaville
Hanging on a Star - Nick Drake
Slint - Washer one of the most melancholy tracks I've ever heard
At 17 - Janis Ian
Passenger - Let her go
Real Death - Mount Eerie Death is real Someone's there and then they're not And it's not for singing about It's not for making into art When real death enters the house, all poetry is dumb When I walk into the room where you were And look into the emptiness instead All fails My knees fail My brain fails Words fail Crusted with tears, catatonic and raw I go downstairs and outside and you still get mail A week after you died a package with your name on it came And inside was a gift for our daughter you had ordered in secret I collapsed there on the front steps I wailed A backpack for when she goes to school a couple years from now You were thinking ahead to a future you must have known deep down would not include you Though you clawed at the cliff you were sliding down Being swallowed into a silence that is bottomless and real It's dumb And I don't want to learn anything from this I love you
Keep me in your heart for a while. Warren Zevon
I love that Buckley song. He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones.
He Stopped Loving Her Today George Jones
Libertines - I no longer hear the music Birdy and rhoades - let it all go
Gardenia - Mandy Moore
Goodbye by Air Supply
Blank Page - The Smashing Pumpkins Somehow The Wonder of life prevails - Mark Kozelek & Jimmy LaValle Duet for ghosts (instrumental) - Ed Harcourt
Betty - Hot Mulligan
Dave Thomas junior - I can't make you love me. Phosphorescent - song for zula.
High Water by Bishop Briggs. She lost her sister to cancer and wrote that song. She released it just a few weeks before we lost my Dad to cancer. I can't make it through the whole song without sobbing.
Black and Blue - Louis Armstrong I 2ish I knew how it would feel to be free - Nina Simone
In hindsight, Rehab by Amy Winehouse makes me really sad when I hear it
The Cat Carol - Meryn Cadell
Smahccked my head awf by hot mulligan. Really powerful lyrics if you’ve ever lost someone to dementia, it’s about his grandma.
Lullaby by Low
If you are a fan of Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy, listen to the song Marvin I love you.
*Scars* \- Papa Roach The people in my life that this song applies to is far too many.
A Song For You - Reprise it's like Karen singing her last song to the world. Hauntingly beautiful.
The Micheal Andrews version of "Mad World".
Where’ve You Been - Kathy Mattea
The Saddest Song by Morphine is objectively the saddest song because it is called “The Saddest Song”
Borrowed Tune - Neil Young
Routine by Steven Wilson
[flirted with you all my life](https://youtu.be/96-flxOd_3w?si=YdZqP7eUMAs-HzRh) Also [first day of my life](https://youtu.be/xUBYzpCNQ1I?si=92CSupiizBM1bfcD) Both these songs make me tear up for exactly opposite reasons.
[Symphony No. 3, Op. 36, "Symfonia piesni zalosnych" (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs) - Henryk Górecki](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEgCQhgkE6w)
•I can’t give everything away - David Bowie (his last song before he passed) •A Quick One before the eternal worm devours Connecticut - Have A Nice Life •Sea Swallow Me - Cocteau Twins
babe im gonna leave you joan baez
Angel From Montgomery by John Prine.
Miss Otis Regrets - Ella Fitzgerald
Like Suicide - Soundgarden. Last kiss - Pearl Jam. Black - Pearl Jam.
Fiddlers Green - the Tragically Hip