Most depressing song?

[BSerAkafanofblake]

IMO it,s a toss up between if I die young by the band perry
Don,t blink by Kenny Chennsey
Or if heaven wasn,t so far away by Justin Moore
And what Is even more depressing is none of these songs Is The first track on Thr cd

[The_Brigadier]

Most depressing song?

My, what a subjective question.

In truth, there is no such as the most depressing song, but each mournful tune has it's own category of sadness. In addition to the category of sadness (lost love, death, overall misery, etc), oner must also take into consideration how each member of the audience interprets the message.

For example, this song has been voted the "saddest Classical song ever".



To that outcome I say "B*tch please! This is doesn't even come close to half way deserving that title."

I must say that this one is closer to deserving "the most depressing" song title. Simply because it beautiful captures pure physical, emotional, and mental agony.



Indeed, this has inspired some of my writings.

Then of course there's this one:



which tells the story of undying and soon to be unfullfilled (sp?) love. I cry every time I listen to it.

But I think that at the moment that this movement is the most depressing for me.



I could say a lot of things about this one, however, few here would understand my jargon and it would be too damn long. I could write a dissertation on this.

[scarymovie2]

Rihanna's song "russian roulette"

[xenawarriorprincess]

Nothing to Lose- Billy Talent
A really sad song.

[Daphnia]

this song is so painful

[Chet Starr]

I can feel a hot one - Manchester Orchestra

Always tends to make me cry like a baby.

[Bookworm]

Thinking of you by Katy perry
The video is even sadder than the song!

[Dest]

I can't say "Bullet" by Hollywood Undead without getting the chorus stuck in my head.

Crap. Is. Catchy.

[Blueberry Chicken]

Ooh, tough. I've got a few that are sad, but I can't think of an outright depressing one.

"Save Me" by Shinedown

The first few verses of "Valkyries" by Blind Guardian. (Truly an epic song.)

There's one I heard of, but I don't remember the name of it. It's about a person who's on a flight home to their wife/husband- and possibly kids- when the engines blow out. Part of it is apparently the captain crying, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry," over the speakers, since he can't get control of the aircraft.

[gh astly]

"Something I Can Never Have (Still)" by NIN.
Just . . . watch.

There are a few others, but this takes the cake for me.