I posted something on the "PS: I Love You" thread about how the last time I hormone-cried was listening to Darius Rucker's "It Won't Be Like This For Long." This got me thinking it might be a fun Friday thing to throw out the names of songs that make us, as I say in a borrowed quote from "Superbad," "get something in both of our eyes." Can be BR or not. Besides the aforementioned tune, mine are:
"Daughters" - John Mayer
"Little Moments" and "Everything To Me" - Brad Paisley
"Through the Years" - Kenny Rogers
"There Goes My Life" - Kenny Chesney
[Okay, just about any country song related to having a daughter...]
"Tears in Heaven" - Eric Clapton
*I think a good, healthy cry is great for the soul and it always make your skin glow afterwards!
Re: Songs that make you cry
BR (to me anyway): A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
DH-related: Lovely Tonight by Josh Radin. I walked down the aisle to it, and get misty eyed every time
Nora Grace Due 12/26/2016
Two Angel Babies
07/03/2012
08/08/2015
"If you're still my small babe
or you're all the way grown,
my promise to you
is you're never alone.
You are my angel, my darling,
my star...and my love will find you,
wherever you are."
Mama's Song by Carrie Underwood
You Can Let Go Now, Daddy by Crystal Shawanda (seriously tearing up just thinking of this song...)
Edit: Adding "All American Girl" by Carrie Underwood, I'm having a little girl, so it makes me tear up thinking of MH and LO.
Edit, again: Also! Miranda Lambert's "Over You". I cry every time it comes on the radio. PG or not.
Also, "Letters From Home" by John Michael Montgomery is a tear jerker. I am so thankful for our troops for doing what they do, and this song is so REAL.
Y'all are gonna make me cry right NOW!
THIS!! It was also my father/daughter song at my wedding and I cannot hear it without crying. It makes me ugly cry too!!
Thought of another one, NBR: Let It Be by the Beatles. My grandma passed away unexpectedly a few years ago and this is the song we played while we spread her ashes - it's a very "her" kind of song. Also, "Have It All" by Jeremy Kay usually gets me misty; I heard it for the first time a few weeks after she passed, and I swear it felt like she was talking to me, so I always think of her when I hear it.
Since getting PG, I have basically stopped listening to country music, especially while I'm driving, because so many of the songs make me cry! I love them, but they get me sobbing so bad sometimes I have to pull over!
Lullaby by Nickelback
Hurricane by Theory of a Deadman
The last 2 because they make me think of our miscarriage 2 years ago July 10th. The first one just always has since I was younger.
And of course Angel by Sarah McLachlan.
The one they sing in P.S. I love you makes me misty eyed cause I start thinking about the movie.
I bawled when Taylor Swift's "Never Grow Up" on the radio one day back in my first trimester, like snot every where, gasping for air bawled. I can listen to it now without bawling but I still tear up a little.
Also I can't get through Amazing Grace without choking up because it was my Grandmothers favorite song. She knew every verse (and there is a lot more than most people think).
Through the Years - Kenny Rogers
It Won't Be Like This For Long Darius Rucker
You're Gonna Miss This - Trace Adkins
Fire & Rain - James Taylor
Silent House - Dixie Chicks
There are lots more (I'm a sap) but I just can't think of them right now.