Don't remember the title and hove only heard it a few times. The song came out a couple of years ago, started out like a "Dear Jane" phone call, but was actually a last call to his wife from a man on Flight 93. You start out getting mad and the guy and end up not just crying but BAWLING.

Saddest song to ever make me cry is "Alyssa Lies". I can't remember who sings it, but it's a country song out now.

Definately a tear-jerker.

I don't know about making you cry, but "Alone" by Blues Traveler is pretty damned depressing.

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Originally posted by Xenu:
I thought there was only one answer to this question.

'I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry', by Hank.

That's the one.

"Long December" by Counting Crows is a pretty sad song. I think Courtney Cox is in the video.

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Originally posted by JK Hawk:
Saddest song to ever make me cry is "Alyssa Lies". I can't remember who sings it, but it's a country song out now.

Its sung by Jason Michael Carroll. But saddest songs would have to be
WHos Gonna fill their shoes-George Jones
Hurt-Johnny Cash
Blues Man-Hank JR

White Lion "When the Children Cry" Talk about DEPRESSING!

Lights Out, the Party's Over...

Hank's got it with "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry."

I suppose some people are pretty sad to hear Tammy and George's "D-i-v-o-r-c-e."

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Old Tider:
Hank's got it with "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry."

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Id have to agree with ya on that one.

"Butterfly kisses"- Bob Carlisle

I have a 4 year old daughter, and man, do I well up every time I hear it, especially at the end when he has to walk her down the aisle.

I dread that. My daughter has grown so fast in the last 4 years that my head is spinning. I wish I was independently wealthy so that I could spend every day with my family. I love them so much.

"Concrete Angel" by Martina McBride... Song really gets to me, but I can't even watch the video...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDm03Foq2T0

There was a song in the 60's about a car getting stuck on
a RR track...something like this..

"One faithful night, the car was stalled, upon a railroad track"..I am way to young to remember the title, but it was
a real tear jerker!

"Home" - John Legend. A soldier telling his family that someday he'll be coming home... I teared up a little the first time I heard it.

I remember riding somewhere with my dad one day and a song came on about a little sick boy, who's dad died, getting on his dad's cb radio and asking if he could get a ride in a truck like he did with his dad. At the end of the song there were trucks lined around the block.. I didn't cry, but my dad's family were all truckers and he was bawling...