Has music ever made you cry?

[Rushmore]

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I cried when I watched metallica on mtv icon.

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This thread is yielding some EXCELLENT responses.

[Sponger15SB]

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shampoo bottle , by adam sandler

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C'mon man, the name of the song is "At a Medium Pace"

[Clarkmeister]

Yes.

[deacsoft]

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both. i'm a big baby.

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Couldn't have said it better for myself.

[nothumb]

Yes. "How Can I Keep From Singing?" at my grandmother's funeral.

Some of the recorded songs I can think of in the past year or so include -

"Peace in the Valley" by J. Cash
"Come on Up to the House" by Tom Waits
"Keep Me in Your Heart For a While" by Warren Zevon
"Brokedown Palace" by the Greatful Dead
"Wish You Were Here" by Pink Floyd
"The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" and "The Body of an American" by The Pogues
"Jungle Love" by Morris Day and the Time

(Ok, that last one, not true.)

NT

[ilya]

yes, both, often. in fact music is almost the only thing that has ever made me cry. maybe it's genetic, one of my grand-grandfathers was a (somewhat well-known within classical musical circles) composer.

[sublime]

i was in cancun with my GF at the time, at the Hard Rock Cafe. Puffy "missing you" came on and all i could think of was the dead dad i never met and my best friend that died the previous year. i cried like a baby. then i ate a cheeseburger.

[CrashPat]

The jackass DJ at my brother's wedding played "Seasons in the Sun." It was played at my Dad's funeral about 8 months earlier.

Other than that, no.

http://www.lyricsstyle.com/w/westlif...sinthesun.html

[mmbt0ne]

You're not really emo unless you've cried while singing a song.

[geormiet]

who was your grand grandfather?