The saddest song from PJ has to be....

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  • I'm still here is a prettysad one...
  • ViolinViolin Posts: 22
    For me "Come back" and "Daughter"!!
  • Come back, Release, Black, Indifference, and maybe this one isn't that sad but Lukin II from MSG this past May, something about Eddie's voice and the strings.
  • Black
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  • Come Back
    Release
    The End
    Nothingman
    Parting Ways
    All or None
    Of The Girl
    Thumbing My Way
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  • dr0ptheleashdr0ptheleash Posts: 1,264
    csblake111 wrote:
    jfarish wrote:Come Back. Tears my heart in two.



    +1 Indeed.. :cry:

    +2 heartbreakingly sad :(
    +3. beautiful, but hard to get through with dry eyes. Thank you for such raw emotion EV.
  • I think all the songs mentioned are sad. Some of my favorites are Come Back, Release, and Black. I've never heard the song the original poster linked to youtube, but wow!!! That is a sad song. I can totally see the connection to losing a loved one. It has a very melancholy (sp??) feel to it.
  • All those mentioned. One other song is Soon Forget. It sort of makes me sad and also spurs me on, to not be that guy.
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  • heidihiheidihi Posts: 114
    Parting Ways... it just seems so final ... no hope at all.
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  • 4/20/02
    "this is Eddie saying I am a rhinoceros and my skin is 2 feet thick"
  • Black, Release, and Indifference
  • we never say goodbye
  • I had an uncle who was my "father", strong, tough, quiet, generous,all knowing, etc. He passed away a few years back, knew he was dying, had an evening of friends at the local VFW.
    Man of the hour is the soundtrack for him and his life. All of his friends, nearly all of our very small town, came to see him and say goodbye. It was the last time that many saw him.

    And the 'SKY BREAKS' at dawn; shedding light upon this town
    They’ll all come ‘round
    Cause the man of the hour is taking his final bow
    Goodbye for now.

    And the road
    The old man paved
    The broken seams along the way
    The rusted signs, left just for me
    He was guiding me, love, his own way
  • Quite a lot for me but Long Road stands out, particularly the Dead Man Walking version with Nusrat. Face Of Love too from the same album especially when heard within the context of the movie.
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  • Man of the Hour
    Well, fuckers, he still stands.
  • The saddest thing I have ever heard is Eddie's poem set to a simple rif that is very rare.

    It is titled, "Im still here"

    Look it up.....it will rip your heart out, and stomp on it a few times.
    I'm still here.....
  • The song "Sad"

    The lyrics are, well, sad....seems to be about a man whose wife/girlfriend has died suddenly...

    "If one wish could bring her back..."

    "There is no God with a plan..."

    "His lonliness is proof..."

    That's my interpretation of it....and it's not one of the "popular" songs.
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  • "All or None". Especially now in my life....and "I'm still here" is one that stomps on my heart but only adding to the damage I already did myself, but yeah.
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  • Stardog3..Stardog3.. Posts: 1,527
    Come Back......
  • guitar59guitar59 Posts: 1,221
    Suave.27 wrote:
    Come Back......

    I would have to agree...made me cry when I heard it on the Berlin bootleg... :cry:
  • I've used hammers made out of wood
    I have played games with pieces and rules
    I undeciphered tricks at the bar
    But now you're gone, I haven't figured out why
    I've come up with riddles and jokes about war
    I've figured out numbers and what they're for
    I've understood feelings and I've understood words
    But how could you be taken away?
    And wherever you've gone
    And wherever we might go
    It don't seem fair... Today just disappeared
    Your light's reflected now, reflected from afar
    We were but stones, your light made us stars
    With heavy breath, awakened regrets
    Back pages and days alone that could have been spent, together...
    But we were miles apart
    Every inch between us becomes light years now
    No time to be void or save up on life
    You got to spend it all...
    And wherever you've gone
    And wherever we might go
    It don't seem fair... You seem to like it here
    Your light's reflected now, reflected from afar
    We were but stones, your light made us stars
    And wherever you've gone
    And wherever we might go
    It don't seem fair... Today just disappeared
    Your light's reflected now, reflected from afar
    We were but stones, your light made us stars
  • Light Years....

    Great choice!!
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  • Come Back, for sure.
    Low Light kinda has that feeling too.
    "Can I be here all alone, clear a path to my home..."
  • I'd probably add Elderly Woman to that too...not necessarily because it's "sad," but because it's nostalgic for me. I'm from a small town in nowhere, Indiana, and even though we moved when I was 8, I spent a lot of time there growing up. Whenever I went to my first PJ concert in '98 my mom and I were still living there (and also listening to Vs. on repeat), so every time I hear that song, or any other song from Vs. really, it makes me think of that time period of my life. Haha now I have the shittiest of shitty relationships with my mom, but I still think of the "good ole days" whenever I listen to that album. ;)
  • reyrey Posts: 282
    Yellow Ledbetter.


    I feel an overwhelming sense of sadness every time I hear it played live.
  • rey wrote:
    Yellow Ledbetter.


    I feel an overwhelming sense of sadness every time I hear it played live.

    Well said. Sadness in a much different way, but sadness nonetheless.
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  • Love Reign O'er Me.

    Don't think this is widely regarded as a soppy one. It's just so powerful and always hits my weepy spot
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  • Long Road (with Uncle Neil) after 9/11.
  • Slight of Hand for me> wow that song brings back some memories
  • JC8074JC8074 Posts: 127
    Nothingman. Without a doubt.

    empty stares, from each corner of a shared prison cell
    one just escapes, one's left inside the well
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