Simon and Gardunkel - The Sound Of Silence
Stevie Nicks - Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You
Jane Siberry - Calling All Angels (I was listening to this song when I found out that my Grandma had died, so it's still kind of off limits for me)
Don Mclean - Vincent
Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind
R.E.M. - Sweetness Follows/Camera/Country Feedback
Tori Amos - Carbon
Annie Lennox - The Saddest Song I've Got
Billy Joel - Goodnight Saigon
Grant Lee Buffallo - Happiness
Elbow - Puncture Repair (Short but very moving)
The Verve - The Drugs Don't Work
Loudon Wainwright III - Dreaming
Iron And Wine - Naked As We Came
The Beatles - A Day In The Life
Sarah McLachlan - Full Of Grace/Hold On
Lindsey Buckingham - D.W. Suite (This one probably because I over analyse things way too much, and I know it's terrible but all I can think of when listening to the first part of the song is some kind of suicide pact)
Evanescence - Hello (I always felt like the shunned kid Amy Lee was singing about when I was at school)
Eurythmics - Sylvia/I Saved The World Today
Dave Matthews Band - Oh (Another over analasys, but to me he sounds like he's singing to somebody who's died whom he still feels is near to him)
Counting Crows - Black And Blue/Up All Night (Frankie Miller Goes To Hollywood)
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