Recommend Some Sad Songs

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I'm going to keep pushing this band. "Roberta C" by Casiotone for the Painfully Alone is one of the saddest and most beautiful songs I've heard in a long time. It would be absurd if not for the obvious sincerity of performance. Weep like the sap you know you are:

Carson, Flannery, and Jerome
Line the bookshelves at home
Waiting tables at some cafe to pay my student loans
If they didn't make me sneeze
I'd get a cat and name her eloise
It'd be someone to talk to in the least

A listless intellectual in her prime
Scrabble high score: 409
With nothing remarkable to leave behind

Smoking lights
Working nights
And frequent trips to the public library
Don't make much of a life
But it's all going to change
Maybe tonight
I'm leaving something to remember me by

A listless intellectual in her prime
Scrabble high score: 409
And the note on the bed:
"True love is hard to find"

Edit: "Bobby Malone Moves Home" is not as sad but almost as great. Reminds me of Will Oldham.

Recommend Some Sad Songs

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If i was gonna make a sad song mix it would most likely include the following.

Scott Walker - "World's Strongest Man"
PW Long - "Tomorrow"
William Elliot Whitmore - "Dry"
Rolling Stones - "Moonlight Mile"
Dianogah - "Dreams Of Being King"
Big Star - "Kangaroo"
Rachels - "Frida Kahlo"
Pinebender - "For The Love of Everything"
Neil Young - "Borrowed Tune"

anything by Tim Hardin or Fred Neil

-Jeremy

Recommend Some Sad Songs

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oucheh wrote:If i was gonna make a sad song mix it would most likely include the following.

Scott Walker - "World's Strongest Man"
PW Long - "Tomorrow"
William Elliot Whitmore - "Dry"
Rolling Stones - "Moonlight Mile"
Dianogah - "Dreams Of Being King"
Big Star - "Kangaroo"
Rachels - "Frida Kahlo"
Pinebender - "For The Love of Everything"
Neil Young - "Borrowed Tune"

anything by Tim Hardin or Fred Neil

-Jeremy

Right here, my man.

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