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26	The saddest song/songs ever? Just want to see what you all think are some of the saddest songs ever made. FanIQ Pts? No \| Locker Room \| Closes Never \| Numeric Input Opinion Poll

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#5 \| 32 days ago blondie45044 (+)	He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones The odd thing about sad songs is that they can be happy songs as well. I love that song Bart wanted it sung at my sisters funeral. I look at that as being laid to rest, and being able to be at peace. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#1 \| 32 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	For me it would be Amazing Grace. That song just makes you think of sad times.
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#2 \| 32 days ago fasterhurry (+)	Definitely Good Bye Norma Jean Enter the poll to see my answer
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#3 \| 32 days ago fasterhurry (+)	Definitely Good Bye Norma Jean Enter the poll to see my answer
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#4 \| 32 days ago cuddles127017 (+)	Are you Lonesome Tonight? and Precious Memories. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#5 \| 32 days ago blondie45044 (+)	He Stopped Loving Her Today - George Jones The odd thing about sad songs is that they can be happy songs as well. I love that song Bart wanted it sung at my sisters funeral. I look at that as being laid to rest, and being able to be at peace. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#6 \| 32 days ago devil_30 (+)	i had goosebumps every time i hear this song remind me of my father cause i have regret that i did not tell him how i much i love him but its all to late if you dont seen him eye to eye.....a song is from Mike and The Mechanics "The Living Years"..even its too late now im proud to tell him if he can hear me now that " I LOVE YOU SO MUCH PA!
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#7 \| 32 days ago rileyjames47 (+)	Yesterday - Beatles I'm So Lonesome I could Cry - B.J. Thomas I Can't Stop Loving You - Ray Charles The Fire Inside - Bob Seger Both Sides Now - Judy Collins Honey - Bobby Goldsboro Photographs And memories - Jim Croce Taxi - Harry Chapin
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#8 \| 32 days ago AndiLee0388 (+)	I have a few: If - Bread The Grand Tour - George Jones If Tomorrow Never Comes - Garth Brooks The Dance - Garth Brooks Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You - Led Zepplin Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground - Willie Nelson Please Remember Me - Tim McGraw Enter the poll to see my answer
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#9 \| 32 days ago ChristiSunshine (+)	stay...Sugarland
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#10 \| 32 days ago ApopCane (+)	Seasons in the Sun
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#11 \| 32 days ago cubsgirl (+)	Memories... Theme from Cats sung by Betty Buckley The way we were.... Barbra Streisand Bridge over troubled water... Art Garfunkle Enter the poll to see my answer
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#12 \| 32 days ago Wordsmith (+)	bmcannon1 wrote: For me it would be Amazing Grace. That song just makes you think of sad times. Bart, you didn't take your own poll? Its ok, you can take your own polls. Obama voted for himself, why shouldn't you take your won polls? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#13 \| 32 days ago Wordsmith (+)	(Edited by Wordsmith) devil_30 wrote: i had goosebumps every time i hear this song remind me of my father cause i have regret that i did not tell him how i much i love him but its all to late if you dont seen him eye to eye.....a song is from Mike and The Mechanics "The Living Years"..even its too late now im proud to tell him if he can hear me now that " I LOVE YOU SO MUCH PA! This song IS fantastic. Hopefully, it inspires people to tell their loved ones how much they love them, while they still can. My favorite sad song is "Live Like You Were Dying" by Tim McGraw. I am not a big country fan, but this song is heart-wrenching and inspiring, all at the same time. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#14 \| 32 days ago JRSFLAME88 (+)	Bart! It is Friday and you want to ask about sad songs? Shame on you. In the word's of The Great Elton John: Turn them on, turn them on Turn on those sad songs When all hope is gone Why don't you tune in and turn them on Enter the poll to see my answer
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#15 \| 32 days ago Daniel_and_Becca (+)	Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton Enter the poll to see my answer
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#16 \| 32 days ago ankurnathmishra (+)	Candle in the wind-Elton john Enter the poll to see my answer
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#17 \| 32 days ago Hiawatha (+)	Samuel Barber - Adagio for Strings It has no words, but most people recognize it from Platoon. It has also been played at some 9/11 memorial ceremonies. It gets me every time.
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#18 \| 32 days ago cajunbuckeye (+)	Live Like You Were Dying by Tim McGraw ok my man card is on the table, the first two notes of that song comes on a i am like a babe it has to get shut off or me leave the room..... what a song!!! a classic already.
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#19 \| 32 days ago wyldePHX (+)	It's not a well known song but "Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Really Are" by Meatloaf also Someday Never Comes by Creedence Clearwater Revival I used to think Don't Cry Joni by Conway Twitty & his daughter was sad, but not so much anymore.
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#20 \| 32 days ago kobe_lova (+)	(Edited by kobe_lova) it's the song where he's like Patches, i'm depending on you son...maybe it's called Patches. will google it but it's the saddest song i've ever heard i think. OK. it is called patches and its by Clarence Carter (whoever that is)
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#21 \| 32 days ago ms_hippie_queen (+)	10,000 miles - mary chapin carpenter Enter the poll to see my answer
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#22 \| 32 days ago NMboyzfan (+)	Rock ballad...Still Loving You by the Scorpions Country...He stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones I gaotta agree with Bart on this one though. I have had the honor and privilege of being on several Patriot Guard runs to bury fallen heroes. Every time that bstrd with the bagpipes fires up Amazing Grace, you can just stand back and watch all us big bad bikers fall apart. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#23 \| 32 days ago JayeBird (+)	I'm leaving on a jet plane - peter, paul and mary
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#24 \| 32 days ago whiteeagle8868 (+)	Walking My Load Up Calvaly Hill by Willma Lee And Stoney Cooper yes it an real oldie but we have always follow country and blue grass Dog Wood Tree By Kitty Wells Is another one.
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#25 \| 32 days ago WISAC1 (+)	at the time i got the phone call from my mother to let me know my dad had died, photograph by simon and garfunkel was on the radio. ................'i have a photograph, preserve your memories, they're all that's left you' Enter the poll to see my answer
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#26 \| 32 days ago devil_30 (+)	Wordsmith wrote: This song IS fantastic. Hopefully, it inspires people to tell their loved ones how much they love them, while they still can. My favorite sad song is "Live Like You Were Dying" by Tim McGraw. I am not a big country fan, but this song is heart-wrenching and inspiring, all at the same time. yes it is Wordsmith! it is a good song too realy inspiring i had'nt thought that you like a sad song cause the way you wrote your comment your a strong kind of person.
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#27 \| 32 days ago sosa (+)	LETS JUST KISS AND SAY GOODBYE, by the MANHATTENS
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#28 \| 32 days ago pinkcell2009 (+)	Who You'd Be Today- Kenny Chesney I Miss My Friend- Daryll Worley How Do You Get That Lonely- Blain Larson Enter the poll to see my answer
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#29 \| 32 days ago pinkcell2009 (+)	cajunbuckeye wrote: Live Like You Were Dying by Tim McGraw ok my man card is on the table, the first two notes of that song comes on a i am like a babe it has to get shut off or me leave the room..... what a song!!! a classic already. I know exactly what you mean about that song. I had a really close friend that found out they had lung cancer when this song first came out, he passed away about three months after he found out, to this day every time I hear the song it reminds me of him. The thing is that it truely makes you think of all the things that you have done in your life, and the wrongs that you would try to right. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#30 \| 32 days ago kteacher (+)	Dance with My Father Again by Luther Vandross Enter the poll to see my answer
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#31 \| 32 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	Wordsmith wrote: Bart, you didn't take your own poll? Its ok, you can take your own polls. Obama voted for himself, why shouldn't you take your won polls? I dont get it. Whats the deal here with taking my own poll? It's my poll right? I made the poll, is that correct? Well then if i want to make a post in my own poll i will. I always have in most of them. So i dont understand what you are getting at. Care to explain?
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#32 \| 31 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	kobe_lova wrote: it's the song where he's like Patches, i'm depending on you son...maybe it's called Patches. will google it but it's the saddest song i've ever heard i think. OK. it is called patches and its by Clarence Carter (whoever that is) Clarence Carter was a great African American singer. Patches was a very sad song. The young boy has to take on the world. Feed his whole family, become the man of the house at i think about 12 years old.
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#33 \| 31 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	What about........There will always be sad songs to make you cry
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#34 \| 31 days ago JRSFLAME88 (+)	bmcannon1 wrote: I dont get it. Whats the deal here with taking my own poll? It's my poll right? I made the poll, is that correct? Well then if i want to make a post in my own poll i will. I always have in most of them. So i dont understand what you are getting at. Care to explain? I don't know Bart. I think you should be able to comment in your own damn poll! I know another member who does it all of the time. I asked him about it once and got a tongue lashing about it! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#35 \| 31 days ago blondie45044 (+)	JRSFLAME88 wrote: I don't know Bart. I think you should be able to comment in your own damn poll! I know another member who does it all of the time. I asked him about it once and got a tongue lashing about it! Enter the poll to see my answer

#36 \| 29 days ago kobe_lova (+)	bmcannon1 wrote: Clarence Carter was a great African American singer. Patches was a very sad song. The young boy has to take on the world. Feed his whole family, become the man of the house at i think about 12 years old. oh okay. you could have just said black though even though I never knew the singer was black. African American always makes me laugh.

#37 \| 29 days ago icfeet (+)	Gotta be "Here Comes the Bride"....I know a LOT of people who've cried when they heard THAT ONE!!! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#38 \| 28 days ago TheGregg (+)	Don't Close Your Eyes-Kix, I realize they're a hairband from the 80's but still I find this song to be sad and alittle depressing Enter the poll to see my answer